Lola Amour, Radioactive Sago Project, Morobeats, And More Join Fête de la Musique Philippines 2026
The month-long musical and cultural celebration returns for its 32nd edition, featuring the highly anticipated Main Stage headlined by star-studded OPM performers.
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Fête de la Musique Philippines returns this June for its 32nd edition –– transforming the global French musical tradition into an expansive, month-long nationwide cultural movement celebrating music and community.
Under the theme “For the People, By the People,” this year’s festival celebrates the growth of what was once a single-stage event into a community-wide showcase featuring stages across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
Still a free and open-to-everyone event, it is presented by Alliance Française de Manille, together with its co-presenters and partners.
This year’s festival features the main attraction, the FêtePH2026 Main Stage, taking place at the Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati City on Saturday, June 20. Integrated into the vibrant Makati Street Meet and the Makati City Fiesta, the Main Stage features a star-studded lineup of OPM performers and rising acts, including Lola Amour, Radioactive Sago Project, Morobeats, and the Jewelmer Jazz Band.
Additionally, the same weekend will feature French krautrock trio Meule and French-Vietnamese harpist Héloïse La Harpe. Beyond music, food, and culture take the spotlight with the Taste of France French Market, which will line Paseo de Roxas. The market will also feature a selection of French gastronomic specialties, wine, and artisanal goods.
FêtePH 2026 kicks off on June 10 with the return of “Music Heals,” a wellness advocacy and sound healing festival dedicated to harnessing the therapeutic power of sound. Renowned French pianist Maxime Zecchini will present two intimate performances: at The Writer’s Bar at Raffles Makati on June 14, followed by a recital at the Alliance Française de Manille on June 15
On June 19, the Asia-France Music Bridge Workshops are a crucial networking and exchange initiative for creative entrepreneurs, emerging artists, and cultural workers in Southeast Asia. French experts Gwendolenn Sharp and Leila Bellot join Manila’s industry leaders to discuss intellectual property and creative growth.
Concluding the month-long celebration on June 29, the Manila-based jazz duo Project Yazz — composed of vocalist Faye Yupano and bassist Bergan Nuñez — takes the stage at the Long Bar in Raffles Makati to perform their signature jazz reinterpretations of OPM songs.
One of the highlights of the annual musical celebration is the pocket and destination stages, which offer genre-specific gigs in various intimate venues and hotspots. From June 20 to 28, a total of 23 stages in the National Capital Region (NCR) and 33 destination stages across the provinces will bring the unique Fête experience to thousands of music fans outside Metro Manila. On June 26, the celebration lights up for the multi-genre pocket stages in Makati.
“Fête de la Musique has evolved into a true ‘community of communities,’ uniting artists and music lovers from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao,” Olivier Dintinger, Executive Director of Alliance Française de Manille, shares in an official statement. “This 32nd edition belongs entirely to the people. By keeping the festival completely free and expanding our footprint nationwide, we are celebrating not just the universal language of music, but the vibrant, community-led spirit that makes the Philippine music scene so extraordinary.”
For the full artist lineups, specific pocket stage locations, and the complete nationwide schedule, watch this space for updates.
Check out the dates of this year’s festival below:
June 10 — Music Heals (Sound Healing Festival) — Alliance Française de Manille
June 14 — Maxime Zecchini (Piano Performance) — The Writer’s Bar, Raffles Makati
June 15 — Maxime Zecchini (Piano Performance) — Alliance Française de Manille
June 19 — Asia–France Music Bridge Workshops — Mint College, Taguig
June 20 — FêtePH2026 Main Stage (Makati Street Meet) — Ayala Triangle Gardens
June 20–21 — Taste of France: The French Market — Paseo de Roxas, Makati City
June 26 — Makati Pocket Stages (Multi-genre) — Various venues, Makati City
June 20–28 — Nationwide Destination & NCR Pocket Stages — Multiple provinces & Metro Manila sites
June 29 — Project Yazz (OPM–Jazz Closing Act) — Long Bar, Raffles Makati
Frequently Asked Questions
Fête de la Musique Philippines is the annual Philippine edition of the global French music celebration, presented by Alliance Française de Manille. Now in its 32nd year, the 2026 edition runs from June 10 to June 29 and spans stages across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, all free and open to the public.
The FêtePH2026 Main Stage at Ayala Triangle Gardens on June 20 features Lola Amour, Radioactive Sago Project, Morobeats, and the Jewelmer Jazz Band. International acts include French krautrock trio Meule and French-Vietnamese harpist Héloïse La Harpe. Jazz duo Project Yazz closes the festival on June 29.
Fête de la Musique Philippines 2026 runs from June 10 to June 29, 2026. The main stage event takes place on June 20 at Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati City, integrated into the Makati Street Meet and Makati City Fiesta. Pocket and destination stages are scheduled through June 28 across Metro Manila and the provinces.
Yes. Fête de la Musique Philippines 2026 is entirely free and open to the public, continuing the festival’s founding principle of making live music accessible to everyone. The event is presented by Alliance Française de Manille, with co-presenters and partners supporting the nationwide program.
The theme for Fête de la Musique Philippines 2026 is “For the People, By the People,” reflecting the festival’s growth from a single-stage event into a community-wide celebration. This year’s edition features 23 NCR pocket stages and 33 destination stages across the provinces, alongside the flagship main stage in Makati.