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Experience the Rich Cultural Heritage of Angami Folk Music
Book NowAngami Singers carry forward the true voice of Angami Naga culture. Their music tells stories of history, rituals, and community life. You will often hear Angami Lokgeet Singers perform during Sekrenyi, harvest festivals, weddings, and village feasts. These songs are usually sung in groups. This shows the Angami value of unity over individual fame.
The costume worn by Angami musicians adds meaning to every performance. Male singers wear hand-woven shawls, feathered headgear, and warrior ornaments. Female singers wear colourful wrap skirts, bead necklaces, and traditional shawls. Each outfit reflects clan identity and social standing. Together, the music and attire create a deep spiritual mood on stage.
Many talented Angami singers keep this tradition alive today. They perform at cultural events, weddings, and festivals across Nagaland. Through every song, Angami Lokgeet Singers protect their heritage and pass it on to the next generation, even as the modern world changes fast around them.
Meet the talented Angami singers who bring folk traditions to life at every event we manage.
Angami Lokgeet Singer
Brings soulful, traditional Angami lokgeet to weddings and cultural celebrations.
Angami Folk Vocalist
Known for heartfelt performances that carry forward Angami folk music heritage.
Cultural Performer
Performs traditional Angami songs at cultural events and heritage shows.
Angami Lokgeet Artist
Adds authentic charm to weddings, festivals, and private celebrations with traditional folk songs.
Angami Folk Singer
Delivers energetic and heartfelt Angami folk performances for events of all sizes.
Want to book any of these Angami singers? Contact us to check availability.
Angami songs are not just music — each type has a purpose, a season, and a story to tell.
Sung during the Sekrenyi festival, these songs mark purification rituals and the start of a new farming cycle.
Performed after the paddy harvest, thanking the land and celebrating a good year with the whole village.
Group songs sung to bless the couple and celebrate the joining of two clans.
Sung while working in the fields, these songs make hard work feel lighter and build team spirit.
These songs recall the bravery of ancestors and are often performed at heritage shows.
Gentle songs mothers sing to children, passing on language and culture from a young age.
Every Angami song gets its soul from these handmade, traditional instruments.
A single-stringed instrument made from a dried bottle gourd. It is the most popular instrument among Angami singers and sets the rhythm for folk songs.
Carved from a single tree trunk, this large drum is used at festivals and to signal important village events.
Made from mithun or buffalo horn, this instrument produces a deep sound used during ceremonies and celebrations.
A simple wind instrument that adds a soft, melodic layer to Angami folk performances.
One of the oldest Naga instruments, small in size but rich in sound, often played during gatherings.
Used to keep beat during group dances and festive processions, adding energy to live performances.
Recorded music plays a song. Live Angami music tells a story.
Guests get to see authentic attire, real instruments, and genuine Angami singing, not a copy of it.
Most guests have never seen Angami lokgeet live. It makes your event memorable and different.
Booking live Angami singers directly supports the artists who keep this tradition alive.
From a wedding stage to a corporate event, live performances adjust to your event's mood and size.
We connect you directly with genuine, experienced Angami singers — no middlemen, no confusion, just a smooth booking experience.
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Traditional Angami music to bless and celebrate your special day.
Authentic performances for festivals and cultural showcases.
Devotional and ceremonial folk singing for religious gatherings.
A unique cultural touch for conferences, launches, and company celebrations.
Intimate live performances that make personal celebrations special.
Full stage productions showcasing Angami history, dress, and music.
Booking Angami singers for your event takes just 4 easy steps.
Tell us the event type, date, and location.
We recommend available Angami singers who fit your event.
Finalise the artist, pricing, and performance details.
Sit back while our team coordinates everything on event day.
Nagaland has many tribes, each with its own folk music tradition. Discover more lokgeet singers below.
Everything you need to know about booking Angami singers.
Angami singers are folk performers from the Angami Naga tribe of Nagaland. They sing traditional lokgeet that reflect rituals, festivals, and daily village life.
Simply share your event date, location, and type with us. Our team will suggest available Angami singers and help you confirm the booking.
Angami singers perform well at weddings, cultural events, religious functions, corporate events, private parties, and heritage shows.
Common instruments include the Tati (a single-stringed gourd instrument), log drums, bamboo flutes, mithun horn trumpets, and bamboo mouth organs.
Most Angami lokgeet is performed in groups, since Angami folk tradition values unity and collective singing over solo performance.
Male singers usually wear hand-woven shawls, feathered headgear, and warrior ornaments. Female singers wear colourful wrap skirts, bead necklaces, and traditional shawls.
Cost depends on the number of artists, event location, and performance duration. Contact us with your event details for a custom quote.
Yes, we arrange Angami singers for events across India, subject to availability and travel coordination.
Angami folk songs are closely linked to Sekrenyi, harvest celebrations, weddings, and village feasts.
We recommend booking at least 3-4 weeks before your event date to ensure artist availability, especially during festival seasons.
Yes, apart from Angami singers, we also manage lokgeet singers from other Naga tribes like Ao, Sumi, Lotha, and Chakhesang.