Fete de la Musique is back again for this year, and just like its previous editions, it just continues to become bigger and better for every music lover out there. Happening on June 23, 29, and 30, this year's festival will be in 4 main stages in Metro Manila, Baguio, and Pagsanjan, and over 30 pocket stages in Makati.
The music festival started in France back in th 1980s to bring "the music everywhere and the concert nowhere". It has since expanded in over 700 cities and 120 country. It's been going on in the country for 24 years now, and what sets it apart from the other Fete de la Musique celebrations in other countries are the simultaneous concerts in different venues, focusing on different genres – from pop to hiphop, reggae to classical, electronic to jazz. And just like every year, entrance to any of the stages is free!
Ready to plan out the coming weekends? Here are all the local and French musicians who will be performing in this year's Fete de la Musique:
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To keep up to all the schedule, locations, and everything about the show, Fete de la Musique has also launched their official app, FETE PH, which will keep festivalgoers updated on the music festival. The application will be updated in real time, especially if there are any delays or schedule changes on the day itself.
The app will also feature maps, detailed addresses, contact numbers, so people get to easily go wherever they want. Users may download the Fete PH app on Google Play and Apple Store for free.
Here's a sneak peek on what to expect from two of this year's performers: MC Fatima Palma-Loo and Tony B.:
For more information, you may check out Fete de la Musique's Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages.
