Filipino rock queens Acel, Aia, Barbie, Hannah, Kitchie, and Lougee in another group show, 14 December
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF MARVIN CHUA Acel Bisa, Aia de Leon, Barbie Almalbis, Hannah Romawac, Kitchie Nadal, and Lougee Basabas.
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PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF MARVIN CHUA Acel Bisa, Aia de Leon, Barbie Almalbis, Hannah Romawac, Kitchie Nadal, and Lougee Basabas.
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Due to insistent public demand, Pinoy rock queens Acel Bisa, Aia de Leon, Barbie Almalbis, Hannah Romawac, Kitchie Nadal, and Lougee Basabas are staging another run of their collaborative show at 123 Block in Mandala Park, Mandaluyong City this 14 December, from 8 p.m. onwards.
This time around, the iconic women of the late 90s to mid-2000s OPM are set to perform together in an outdoor venue known for standing-room-only crowds — a deliberate contrast to the plush, state-of-the-art The Theatre At Solaire where they held their sold-out concert last weekend. The alt-rock queens will give a mighty salute to their humble beginnings by harkening back to the era of playing in quaint hole-in-the-wall places and recalling the unadulterated vigor of the gig scene.
Dubbed Tanawin: A Thanksgiving and Listening Party, the intimate gig in Mandala Park serves as a medium to give back to the fans who have shown unwavering support and love to these OPM icons as they navigated years of stardom, setbacks, uncertainties, motherhood, and faith. It also provides an opportunity for the participating acts to preview new material and announce special projects for next year.
As singer-songwriters find new meaningful ways to share music and deliver confessionals, the ladies of Tanawin are ready to put out new songs in the same way that they're comfortable serenading the crowd with familiar hits.
"While it takes courage to step into the realm of the unknown, it is doable alone," says Aia de Leon. "But why walk alone when you can party with sisters moving forward?"
Presented by GNN Entertainment Productions, Tanawin marks the second time the six solo acts will be performing together live. From their early days as lead vocalists of late 90s/early 2000s bands, to establishing their identity as individual artists, the six acclaimed singer-songwriters have proven their staying power with sold-out tours and concerts, chart-topping singles and albums, and a dedicated fanbase.
Regular and VIP tickets are available at P1,300 and P2,200 VIP, respectively, for a limited number/time only. Get tickets here: bit.ly/tanawintickets.
