Acclaimed singer-songwriters and musicians Barbie Almalbis, Clara Benin, Keiko Necesario, and Sofia Abrogar of Any Names Okay are announced as special guests at the ALEGORYA: A Munimuni Concert, happening at the UP Theater on July 20, 2024 (Saturday).
Munimuni revealed the additional lineup in a post on their social media platforms today.
“For the guest artists, we chose people who the band has been friends with for a long time and are artists that we look up to in the music scene,” the experimental folk band explains in a collective statement. “Some of them already have collaborations with us, and some are collaborating with us for the first time. We are excited to see how they will be able to give a different color to our songs.”
Barbie Almalbis contributed vocals to the recently released album, Alegorya, specifically on the song “Tupa.” Other artists like Clara Benin, Keiko Necesario, and Sofia Abrogar, are frequent collaborators and music friends of the band.
ALEGORYA: A Munimuni Concert chronicles Munimuni’s current musical journey with bigger production values and more intricate storytelling this time around, and will navigate towards the presentation of their new era. The Filipino indie outfit, which is composed of Adj Jiao (guitar, vocals), John Owen Castro (flute, vocals), Jolo Ferrer (bass), Josh Tumaliuan (drums), and Ben Ayes (guitar), also shared that the concert will be the longest set the band is performing so far.
“It will be an almost 3-hour show. New and old songs will be performed in narrative, following themes the band crafted with the intent of creating a journey for concertgoers to experience.”
ALEGORYA: A Munimuni Concert is presented by GNN Entertainment Productions and Munimuni. Tickets are available via bit.ly/alegorya.
Check out the ticket prices below.
SVIP - ₱2,800 (with Meet and Greet + signed poster + soundcheck access)
VIP - ₱2,500 (with signed poster)
LOWER ORCH - ₱2,000
UPPER ORCH - ₱1,500
LOWER BALC - ₱1,100
UPPER BALC - ₱800
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