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Upcoming Gig Schedules |
 Catch the hottest pinoy bands as they perform live music's at your favorite scene.
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Mon, Sep. 8th
- 10:00 pm
- MYMP
- 19 East Bar and Grill
- Muntinlupa, MM
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Tue, Sep. 9th
- 10:00 pm
- Side A
- 19 East Bar and Grill
- Muntinlupa, MM
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Wed, Sep. 10th
- 9:00 pm
- Noel Cabangon
- Conspiracy Garden Cafe
- Quezon City, MM
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Wed, Sep. 10th
- 10:00 pm
- Monique Rae
- 19 East Bar and Grill
- Muntinlupa, MM
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Wed, Sep. 10th
- 10:00 pm
- Side A
- Bagaberde Roxas Blvd.
- Pasay, MM
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Wed, Sep. 10th
- 10:00 pm
- Freestyle
- Bagaberde Roxas Blvd.
- Pasay, MM
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Thu, Sep. 11th
- 10:00 pm
- South Border
- 19 East Bar and Grill
- Muntinlupa, MM
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Thu, Sep. 11th
- 10:00 pm
- Flipside
- Bagaberde Roxas Blvd.
- Pasay, MM
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Fri, Sep. 12th
- 9:00 pm
- Joey Ayala
- Conspiracy Garden Cafe
- Quezon City, MM
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Fri, Sep. 12th
- 10:00 pm
- Mocha
- Bagaberde Roxas Blvd.
- Pasay, MM
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Filipino Music Guide, News & Events
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008 |
 Where: The Fort Open Field When: August 30, 2008 Time: 8:00 PM Ticket info: Patron - 1,300 / General Admission - 800 For more info visit TicketWorld.com.ph. |
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
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Slapshock, a Pinoy hard rock band, lately honored the Dubai Rock Festival, an annual outdoor concert series of those above average of rock from the sphere of international music. It was the largest gig Slapshock at any time had in its 10-year existence. On the first day of the two-day gig, the Pinoy hard rock band gave a performance side by side with As I Lay Dying Killswitch Engage, Korn, Machine Head and Nervecell. |
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Filipino music is a combination of European, American and native sounds. A large amount of the Philippine music was influenced by over three centuries of colonial legacies of Spain, the Western rock and roll, hip-hop and pop music from the United States. |
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