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Ebe Dancel, Zild, Clara Benin, Mayonnaise to perform at Minsan Fest
Ebe Dancel, Zild, Clara Benin, Mayonnaise to perform at Minsan Fest
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Published Mar 24, 2025 06:00 PM PHT


MANILA -- Some of the biggest and emerging OPM artists are set to perform in the first-ever Minsan Fest, organized by independent events production company minsan studio.
MANILA -- Some of the biggest and emerging OPM artists are set to perform in the first-ever Minsan Fest, organized by independent events production company minsan studio.
The Minsan Fest set to happen on May 17 at 2 p.m. onwards at Quezon City Memorial Circle will feature performances from established and rising artists including The Itchyworms, Mayonnaise, Ebe Dancel, Zild, Autotelic, Reese Lansangan, Clara Benin, Autotelic, TONEEJAY, SUD, thesunmanager, and Minaw.
The Minsan Fest set to happen on May 17 at 2 p.m. onwards at Quezon City Memorial Circle will feature performances from established and rising artists including The Itchyworms, Mayonnaise, Ebe Dancel, Zild, Autotelic, Reese Lansangan, Clara Benin, Autotelic, TONEEJAY, SUD, thesunmanager, and Minaw.
The event "aims to provide an affordable and inclusive live music experience, particularly for students who are often the most passionate supporters of local artists."
The event "aims to provide an affordable and inclusive live music experience, particularly for students who are often the most passionate supporters of local artists."
“We have always done our best to make things accessible for the most hardcore fans, and we believe the students are the heart of that. ...They are the key to long-term careers for creatives, as they are the ones who actively engage with the artists and the music, share them with their friends, and once they enter the workforce, continue to support their favorites throughout their careers. We want to create an event that allows them to experience a festival of this scale without having to ask their parents for extra money,” shares minsan studio head Jason Conanan via a press release.
“We have always done our best to make things accessible for the most hardcore fans, and we believe the students are the heart of that. ...They are the key to long-term careers for creatives, as they are the ones who actively engage with the artists and the music, share them with their friends, and once they enter the workforce, continue to support their favorites throughout their careers. We want to create an event that allows them to experience a festival of this scale without having to ask their parents for extra money,” shares minsan studio head Jason Conanan via a press release.
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What makes Minsan Fest different from other music festivals is its egalitarian approach to artist billing. Instead of emphasizing headliners, the festival treats all performers as equals, recognizing that each artist brings a unique fanbase and presence to the stage.
What makes Minsan Fest different from other music festivals is its egalitarian approach to artist billing. Instead of emphasizing headliners, the festival treats all performers as equals, recognizing that each artist brings a unique fanbase and presence to the stage.
“There is no headliner because we believe every artist in our lineup has their own following,” explained Conanan .
“There is no headliner because we believe every artist in our lineup has their own following,” explained Conanan .
In line with its commitment to accessibility and sustainability, minsan studio is launching the minsan pass, an eco-friendly digital pass available in the form of a lanyard or bag tag. The pass, priced at P349 for attendees aged 24 and below and P699 for adults, serves as a scannable contact card that grants entry to Minsan Fest and future events hosted by the production outfit.
In line with its commitment to accessibility and sustainability, minsan studio is launching the minsan pass, an eco-friendly digital pass available in the form of a lanyard or bag tag. The pass, priced at P349 for attendees aged 24 and below and P699 for adults, serves as a scannable contact card that grants entry to Minsan Fest and future events hosted by the production outfit.
“The minsan pass will act as a gateway to our future events, whether it’s a gig, workshop, concert, or possibly another music festival. ... It also provides early access for updates about our upcoming shows and projects,” Conan said.
“The minsan pass will act as a gateway to our future events, whether it’s a gig, workshop, concert, or possibly another music festival. ... It also provides early access for updates about our upcoming shows and projects,” Conan said.
Minsan Fest is organized in partnership with the Quezon City local government.
Minsan Fest is organized in partnership with the Quezon City local government.
Tickets to Minsan Fest are available via www.minsan.studio
Tickets to Minsan Fest are available via www.minsan.studio
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