University of the Philippines – Diliman’s annual week-long fair is almost here.

Held every first quarter of the year, the UP Fair features six separate concerts organized by student organizations, sororities, and fraternities in the campus. Each night is centered around a certain advocacy and works in partnership with different advocacy organizations. This year, the fair is held from February 12 to 17.

Check out the full running list of performers and details below.

Monday: Hiwaga

ADVOCACY: Human rights and national sovereignty

TICKET PRICES: P200 for UP students, P300 for Non-UP students

CURRENT LINEUP: Adie, Unique, Maki, Kenaniah, Mrld, Healy After Dark, Amiel Sol, Nameless Kids, Chrstn, 12th Street, Crash

UP Diliman’s University Student Council teams up with O/C Records yet again to stage Hiwaga. This year, the concert is centered around human rights and national sovereignty, with the student council calling for an end to US occupation in the Philippines, just wages for workers, academic and press freedom, and more. Tickets are available here, and follow Hiwaga on Facebook for updates on when the next ticket selling wave will happen.

Tuesday: Pop Rising

ADVOCACY: Free and quality education

TICKET PRICES: P200 for UP students, P300 for Non-UP students

CURRENT LINEUP: G22, ALAMAT, VXON, AJAA, KAIA, Maki, Hazel Faith, BINI

Pop Rising is the UP Fair day that really doubles down on the biggest and rising stars in P-Pop. So far, only seven acts have been announced, so keep an eye on Pop Rising’s Facebook page and bookmark their official ticketing site to get first dibs on the tickets.

Wednesday: Kalye Tunes

ADVOCACY: Urban poor

TICKET PRICES: P200 for UP students, P300 for Non-UP students

CURRENT LINEUP: Macwun of Gagong Rapper, Aikee, Repablikan, Illest Morena, Hev Abi, BLKD x Calix, Rau., 1096 Gang, Flow G, Omar Baliw, Jon Bonifacio

One of the biggest nights in UP Fair is Kalye Tunes, dedicated to bringing in the country’s best hip-hop artists on one stage. For this year’s edition of the show, they’ve brought together some of the biggest names of the past and present hip-hop scene. Check out Kalye Tunes’ official Facebook page and keep an eye out for the next wave of ticket selling.

Thursday: Quests

ADVOCACY: Women and gender empowerment

TICKET PRICES: P200 for UP students, P300 for Non-UP students

CURRENT LINEUP: Munimuni, Gloc 9, Maki, Autotelic, The Itchyworms, Lola Amour

The UP Junior Finance Association is set to stage Quests, centered around the advocacy of women and queer empowerment. So far, only four acts have been revealed for the concert. However, tickets have already been available for purchase, with the second round of selling just closing earlier today (January 16). Follow Quests on Facebook for more details and save the ticketing site here.

Friday: Elements

ADVOCACY: Peasant rights and genuine agrarian reform

TICKET PRICES: P200 for UP students, P300 for Non-UP students

CURRENT LINEUP: Gloc 9, One Click Straight, Hey June!, Elise Huang, CHNDTR, The Itchyworms, Maki, Imago, Ace Banzuelo, Syd Hartha, Jed Baruelo, Juan Karlos, HEY JUNE!, Sandwich, The Ridleys

Elements is currently the UP Fair day with the most number of artists currently revealed. Their advocacy revolves around the country’s farmers, fisherfolk, peasants and their rights for genuine agrarian reform in the country. Follow their Facebook page for further artist reveals and bookmark their ticketing site for the next wave of selling.

Saturday: REV Music Festival

ADVOCACY: National minorities and protection of indigenous peoples’ rights

TICKET PRICES: P200 for UP students, P300 for Non-UP students

CURRENT LINEUP: ALAMAT, VXON, BINI, Lola Amour, Any Name’s Okay, The Ridleys, Over October, Dilaw, Tema

Capping off this year’s UP Fair is the REV Music Festival, with the advocacy of protecting the rights of the national minority. This festival combines P-Pop, indie, rock, and more genres into one star-studded event. Check out their Facebook page and ticketing platform for more updates and details.