Fête de la Musique Philippines 2026 is taking over Makati City this weekend, bringing together a stellar lineup of OPM icons—headlined by chart-toppers Lola Amour, hip-hop powerhouse Morobeats, and the historic return of the legendary Radioactive Sago Project—for the festival’s highly anticipated free Main Stage concert this Saturday, June 20, at the Ayala Triangle Gardens.
With the theme “For the People, By the People,” the 32nd edition of Fête de la Musique Philippines is integrating its main celebrations with the Makati Street Meet and the Makati City Fiesta for a massive cultural showcase presented by Alliance Française de Manille, the Embassy of France to the Philippines, and Funkybeat Entertainment.
The headline event is marked by a historic milestone for local music fans as the legendary jazz-rock and spoken-word collective Radioactive Sago Project will take the stage for their first live performance after an extended eight-year hiatus.
The Main Stage also features a heavy-hitting roster of contemporary OPM icons and breakthrough acts. Joining the lineup are chart-topping pop-rock group Lola Amour, known for some of the country’s biggest recent hits, and Morobeats, the powerhouse hip-hop collective driving the genre’s current resurgence. Rounding out the localized showcase is the Jewelmer Jazz Band, which is set to bring world-class, sophisticated jazz rhythms to the open-air venue, alongside dynamic performances from indie favorites fitterkarma and pop-rock band Nameless Kids.
International performers are also slated to take the stage over the June 20–21 weekend. The lineup features French krautrock trio Meule and French-Vietnamese harpist Héloïse La Harpe.
In tandem with the musical performances, the festival will expand into a cultural lifestyle hub along Paseo de Roxas from June 20 to 21.
The French Market will run concurrently with the concerts, offering attendees an authentic selection of French gastronomic specialties, artisanal goods, and fine wines. The event bridges the festival’s French roots with local community spaces.
The Makati Main Stage serves as the anchor for FêtePH2026’s broader, nationwide footprint. Following the Asia–France Music Bridge Workshops on June 19, the festival will transition into its localized phase on Friday, June 26, with the return of the genre-specific Pocket Stages across Makati.
From June 20 to 28, the festival rolls out across the archipelago, activating 23 NCR Stages and 66 stages across 33 Destination Stages spanning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
The month-long programming concludes on June 29 with an intimate performance by jazz duo Project Yazz at the Long Bar in Raffles Makati.
Admission to the Main Stage and all subsequent Fête de la Musique events remains free to the public. For official schedules, set times, and stage maps, updates are published via Fête de la Musique Philippines’ official social media channels.
