The Fete de la Musique, also known as World Music Day, is a festival promoting music which began in France, but has spread to Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Britain, China, Morocco, Pakistan, India, Philippines, and other countries.
Fete de la Musique will rock MetroWalk complex in Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines.
Pop/Alternative at Metrowalk Center Plaza
Stonefree, Mayonnaise, Danita Paner, Alamid, Mike’s Apartment, December Avenue, Armas, Gasulina, Chilities, Shift, Itchyworms, Circa, Uries Attack, The Camerawalls, The Out of Body Special, Manila Bus, The Charmes, Salamin, Enemies of Saturn, Ephesus, Purple Chickens, Callalily, Alibata, Chubibo, The Bernadettes, Corporate Lo-Fi, Dice and K-9, Burning Bush, JAZZ, Yosha, Sinosikat, Brass Munkey, Elea and Jazz, Jazzin’ Project,
Rock/Metal at Metrowalk Parking Lot
Badburn, Witchtreesymbol, Final Vow, Hilera, Piledriver, Eternal Now, Fastpitch, The Ambassadors, The Youth, Intolerant, Cog, Valley of Chrome, Sin, Starscream, Typecast, Ginrum and Truth, Katoliko, Ixion, April Morning Skies, Bloodshedd, Blue Boy Bites Back, Campbell, Oremuz, Angulo, Maryzark, Imbue No Kudos.
World/Folk at Aruba
Syalam, Bandang Malaya, Brigada, Peryodiko, Kadangyan, Republika De Lata, The Chongkeys.
Electronica/Goth/New Wave at Metro Phi Bar
Switch, The Edralins, Turbo Goth, Taken By Cars, Skies of Ember, Tether, Funeral Frost, Scarlet Tears, The Lowtechs, Pedicab, Us-2, Evil-0, Funcity Boys.
Reggae/Ska at Love To Laugh
Tropical Depression, Reggae Mistress, Juan Pablo Dream, Skabeche, Sagor, Coffee Break Island, Bambu Spliff, Pink Cow, Jeepney Joyride, Neighbors, Tango Bitoy, Peace Pipe, Collie Herb.
Classical at Starbucks
Blues at Elbow Room, Snakecharmer, Blue Jean Junkies, Joniver, Bembol Rockers, Nicole and Carlo, Playphonics, House of Ravens, Dr. Crowley, Lady High.
Hip-Hop/RnB at Mugen Bar
Pamilya Di Magiba, Mike Swift / J.Hon, CD Automatic, Krazykyle, Sinag, People’s Future, Ill-J.
About Fete de la Musique
The Fete de la Musique, also known as World Music Day, is a festival promoting music which began in France, but has spread to Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Britain, China, Morocco, Pakistan, India, Philippines, and other countries. Completely different from a music festival, the Fete de la Musique is above all a free popular fete, open to any participant (amateur or professional mucians) who wants to perform in it. This music day allows the expression of all styles of music in a cheerful atmosphere. It aims at a large audience, working to popularize musical practice for young and not so young people from all social backgrounds. It gives an opportunity to communicate and share a very special moment through music.
Cost:
Free admission.
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