Hornbill Music Festival 2025: Bhikharam Chandmal Northeast to present ‘Ticket to Hornbill”

Bhikharam Chandmal presented the Ticket to Hornbill.The Hornbill Music Festival 2025 features the ‘Ticket to Hornbill’ band competition on October 16-18 in Kohima, Nagaland.

By Rajasree Roy

Oct 09, 2025 13:02 IST

September 6, Saturday: “Ticket to Hornbill” –India's Biggest Band Battle 2025 was presented by Bhikharam Chandmal, on 6th September. From October 16 to 18 2025 the event will take place in Kohima,Nagaland. TaFMA (Task Force for Music & Arts) chairman Theja Meru announced that Street Smart Advertising has joined as our Exclusive Sponsorship Partner to further enhance the impact of this journey. As part of this collaboration, Theja Meru, Chairman of the Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA), Government of Nagaland, visited the agency’s Guwahati office on Friday and met with its founders.

As per NorthEast news report, Theja Meru said, “This partnership reflects our shared vision to celebrate culture, nurture creativity, and provide a powerful platform for young talent. Together, we hope to make Ticket to Hornbill 2025 an unforgettable journey leading into the Hornbill Music Festival,”

TaFMA partners with Street Smart Advertising for Hornbill 2025.

At one of India's most recognizable cultural festivals the organizers say the partnership shows a strong commitment to fostering creativity, promoting culture and creating lasting relationships. For up-and-coming artists, the Ticket to Hornbill competition has developed into a crucial platform over time. It is anticipated that the 2025 edition will draw performers and spectators from all over the nation, accelerating the Hornbill Music Festival.

Hornbill festival

The Hornbill Festival is a famous cultural extravaganza held annually in Nagaland, Northeast India, from December 1st to 10th. Celebrated at the Kisama Naga Heritage Village, it showcases the rich heritage, traditions, art, music, dance, and cuisine of Nagaland’s various tribal groups. The festival represents all ethnic groups of Nagaland for which it is also called the Festival of Festivals. ‘Ticket to Hornbill’ is now getting the much-needed fame that Indian bands deserve, the very underrated performers get recognition from the platform.

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