SexBomb Girls To Drop New Single Following Sold-Out Reunion Concert
Serving as their last official release, the iconic Filipino girl group dropped their certified platinum studio album Sumayaw, Sumunod in 2005.
Photographed by Shaira Luna.
Photographed by Shaira Luna.
The SexBomb Girls are finally releasing a brand-new single titled “MAMA MAMA” on August 7, 2026.
In an Instagram post made by member Rochelle Pangilinan, the legendary girl group shared a snippet of their forthcoming song, previewing its high-energy choreography while onstage at an empty arena. Anchored on a catchy hook, its sound is reminiscent of the tracks that defined the early 2000s while exploring themes of self-pride and motivation.
Pangilinan dedicates the upcoming track to their fans, writing, “Ilang taon ang lumipas. Ilang dekada ang nagdaan. Nagkanya-kanya kami. Marami ang nagbago. Pero muli kaming nagsama-sama, para sa inyo, para sa amin, para sa atin. Deserve nyo ang regalong ito.”
(“Several years passed. Decades went by. We went our separate ways. A lot has changed. But we have come together again for you, for us, for all of us. You deserve this gift.”)
Two decades since their last official release, the iconic sing-and-dance act recently reunited during their much-awaited grand reunion concert, Get, Get, Aw!, last December 2025. Since then, they have mounted a total of six successful shows held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum and the SM Mall of Asia Arena, with long-time fans filling every seat to see the SexBomb Girls perform altogether onstage once again.
Dubbed as pioneers of Philippine pop (more commonly referred to as P-pop), the SexBomb Girls are considered one of the best-selling girl groups in the country, with their songs “Bakit Papa?,” “The Spageti Song,” and “Di Ko Na Mapipigilan” raising entire generations.
Now, they are back with a new single, as well as making history as the first Filipino act to perform at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi this August 8, 2026, following a successful show in Vancouver, Canada.
“MAMA MAMA” is now available for pre-save ahead of its release.
In anticipation of SexBomb Girls’ newest single, revisit their 2005 compilation album, Sumayaw, Sumunod: The Best Of The SexBomb Girls, below:
Frequently Asked Questions
SexBomb Girls’ new single, “MAMA MAMA,” releases on August 7, 2026, marking the P-pop pioneers’ first new music in two decades. The track is anchored on a catchy hook and is now available for pre-save ahead of its official drop.
SexBomb Girls reunited for their December 2025 concert “Get, Get, Aw!” and have since mounted six sold-out shows at Smart Araneta Coliseum and SM Mall of Asia Arena, drawing longtime fans back to see the full lineup perform together again.
Following the single’s release, SexBomb Girls will perform at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi on August 8, 2026, making them the first Filipino act to headline the venue, after a prior stop in Vancouver, Canada, on their reunion run.
SexBomb Girls built their legacy on hits including “Bakit Papa?,” “The Spageti Song,” and “Di Ko Na Mapipigilan.” These tracks helped establish the group as P-pop pioneers and one of the Philippines’ best-selling girl groups across multiple generations of fans.
Member Rochelle Pangilinan announced “MAMA MAMA” via Instagram, dedicating the track to longtime fans who supported the group through years apart. The song’s sound echoes SexBomb Girls’ early 2000s catalog while its lyrics explore self-pride and motivation.

Andrea Manuel
Andrea Manuel is a Writer at Billboard Philippines, covering the latest developments in Filipino music and culture. She reports on daily news spanning OPM, P-pop, hip-hop, and mainstream international releases that resonate with Filipino audiences, helping readers stay informed on the artists, releases, and trends shaping today’s music landscape.
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