Mayday Parade hopes to brush up on Filipino for Makati Circuit Fest
By Matikas Santos
American rock band Mayday Parade is looking to brush up on their Filipino for their upcoming third performance in the country on May 25at the Makati Circuit Fest.
American rock band Mayday Parade is looking to brush up on their Filipino for their upcoming third performance in the country on May 25at the Makati Circuit Fest.
Filipino film artists won big in the 1st Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) International Film Festival and Awards held from March 28 to 30 in Sarawak, Malaysia.
“Alam mo lahat ng nangayari sa mga ex-boyfriends ko, nasira ang kanilang mga career. [You know what happened to all my ex-boyfriends, their careers were destroyed.] ”
“I hate you! I don’t want to talk to you! Stay away from me!” These were the words allegedly uttered by TV host Kris Aquino and James Yap’s son, five-year-old “Bimby”, against his father, former Solicitor General Frank Chavez told Radyo Inquirer 990AM Thursday.
Original Pilipino Music (OPM) is neither dead nor will it ever die as long as there are Filipinos who write and make music and as long as there are those who want to listen, veteran OPM band Moonstar88 told INQUIRER.net in a recent interview.
Since the world has not yet ended, Filipinos can look forward to a wide variety of shows and events at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in 2013.
Internationally renowned house DJ Fedde le Grand rocked Republiq Club in Resorts World Manila in a party last September 27.
If the Smart-Araneta Coliseum could jump up and dance, only Foster the People could make it. The entire Coliseum was shaken down to its very foundations when they sang their internationally-acclaimed hit “Pumped Up Kicks” for the finale of their performance Saturday night.
Mark Foster, lead vocalist of the multi-awarded indie-pop band Foster the People, disclosed Saturday that he would be the third generation Foster to visit the Philippines.
Multi-awarded indie-pop band Foster the People is set to rock the Smart-Araneta Coliseum Saturday night.
The National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA) and the Cultural Center of the Philippines announced Thursday that they have began accepting nominations for the 2012 National Artist Award.
Internationally acclaimed alternative rock band, Snow Patrol, grieved with the victims who lost homes and loved ones in the recent torrential floods that affected more than two million Filipinos and even praised the Filipino’s “grace and human spirit.”
