See local acts shine bright at Sun's Hueniverse Music Festival
MANILA, Philippines — Get ready to catch the best local acts in one big live concert experience as Sun lights up the Hueniverse Music Festival on September 28 at the Filinvest City Events Grounds.
The Hueniverse Music Festival features singer-songwriter Moira Dela Torre and rock band Spongecola, as well as other favorite local pop, rock, and hip-hop acts such as Allmo$t, Autotelic, The Ransom Collective, Bita and the Botflies, Agsunta, and more.
For those looking to dance the night away, the music festival also headlines international beatmaker DJ Borgeous who is known for his hit single “Tsunami,” along with top local DJs including Tom Taus, Ron Poe, Katsy Lee, and Jennifer Lee.
Not only is Hueniverse a celebration of great music and positive vibes, but it’s also for a good cause as a portion of the proceeds shall benefit the Hueniverse Foundation which helps feed and shelter abandoned and homeless elderly in the Philippines.
The Hueniverse Music Festival is an event by Bright Bulb Productions together with Sultana Affairs Management, Inc. and Ignite Pro Sounds and Lights.
Bright Bulb Productions is a company formed by local celebrities John Prats, Isabel Oli-Prats, Camille Prats, Angelica Panganiban, and Sam Milby.
Score discounts to festival
Sun Exclusives ups the Hueniverse experience by giving all Sun Postpaid subscribers a 20% discount on Gold and Platinum tickets purchased at any SM Ticket outlets nationwide.
To avail of this offer, existing Sun Postpaid subscribers simply have to present their latest monthly bill at SM Ticket outlets nationwide. On the other hand, new Sun Postpaid subscribers may simply present their Sun Postpaid Proof of Payment such as Official Receipt or Acknowledgment Receipt.
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