A daughter signing for her deaf dad at a rock concert in Canada has gone viral. It was the father and daughter's first concert together.
Young Australian band 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS) is due to arrive in Manila today, March 11, for its...
If there’s one thing we’d like to thank the French for, aside from decadent pastries, it’s Fête de la Musique.
Last year, the Wanderland Music and Arts Festival featured a lineup of bands that Filipinos saw for the first time—The Temper Trap, Nada Surf and Neon Trees, along with other emerging international and homegrown acts.
In recent years, the music festival scene in the Philippines has been rapidly growing, as international artists fly in and perform before a large audience.
We were too young to go to the Antipolo Rock Music Festival in December 1970—just four months after the historic three-day fest Woodstock was held in New York.
The 7107 International Music Festival held from Feb. 22-23 in Clark, Pampanga province, had people posting their “gig hangover” online a week after the festival (#weare7107 on Twitter and Instagram). Inquirer Super attended the two-day event and here are some of our favorite moments.
The best gigs remain forever— from the way the frontman carries himself throughout double-digit sets, to the way instrumentalists make the most out of their solos, down to the collective bow and wave that conclude the performance.
Life was different for music fans in the early 1990s. Back then, we couldn’t follow our favorite bands and musicians on Twitter or Instagram, and there were no Facebook pages to like.
If you still don’t know what to give your concert-hopping friends for Christmas, you might want to help them save money for what’s to come.
