Leitlangpui Music Festival Returns to Mizoram Roots

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Aizawl: The Leitlangpui Music Festival 2026 launched at Lena Stadium in Serkawn, Lunglei, on November 11. It runs through November 13. This three-day event returns to a site synonymous with the evolution of modern Mizo music and the historic Serkawn Concert held at Serkawn Sikul. The Ministry of Tourism and the Mizoram Tourism Department organized the festival under the theme Music Comes Home to Serkawn. Bbyanimals serves as the official event partner.

Mizoram Tourism Minister Lalnghinghlova Hmar addressed the opening ceremony. He emphasized the local economic impact of the event. He noted, "Cultural tourism could support livelihoods, strengthen local economies and increase tourism opportunities in Lunglei and southern Mizoram."

Wednesday’s opening day showcased performances by Deborah Ralte, CT Tluangtea, Benjamin Sum, Fenga, Sangtei Khuptong, David Darlong, Lil Kiki and Evenflow. Thursday brings the main band competition. Ten finalists from Aizawl, Lunglei, Nagaland and Assam will each take 20 minutes on stage to impress the judges. Avora Records performs as the guest band. Former champions Swordtune, who won in 2024, and 2025 winners Knot will also perform.

The festival wraps up on Friday with sets from RNZX, Dingtea Guite, Saka, Serkawn Band, Rokhumbeu, Johan, Your Sweetest Memories, Ruatpuii and Triautrackx. A fireworks display will conclude the festivities following a final address by the Tourism Minister. Beyond the music, the grounds host food and beverage stalls, traditional handicraft booths, handloom displays, and various fashion and lifestyle vendors. The event provides a massive boost for local entrepreneurs in hospitality, retail, and transportation.

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