VVINK, SOS, DJ Love, And More To Perform For All Of The Noise 2026
In this three-day festival, music enthusiasts will be treated to live performances from international and local acts, documentary screenings, and informational music talks.
By Rome Saenz
Courtesy of @vvinkph, SOS, ONE CLICK STRAIGHT, and Sherwin Calumpang Tuna (photographed by Khristiandt Lerona) respectively
Courtesy of @vvinkph
This coming April, some of the most exciting acts in Southeast Asia and beyond will be gathering in the heart of Metro Manila for this year’s rendition of All Of The Noise. Taking place across three days, the event will host musical performances by international artists like Shye, Grrrl Gang, and Phoebe Rings, and music-related talks by industry specialists. As such, the event will be hosted across various gig spaces in the city, from Mandaluyong to Makati.
Check out the musical lineup of All Of The Noise 2026 below:
April 17, 2026 – Sari-Sari, Makati City
- Amateurish
- Delinquent Society
- Elijah Canlas
- Novocrane
- pines (Singapore)
- Schoolgirl Classic
April 18, 2026 – 123 Block, Mandaluyong City
- ALYSON
- BP Valenzuela
- DJ Love
- fitterkarma
- Grrrl Gang (Indonesia)
- HengJones (Taiwan)
- ONE CLICK STRAIGHT
- Ourselves The Elves
- PLAYERTWO
- Phoebe Rings (New Zealand)
- Shye (Singapore)
- SOS
- VVINK
April 19, 2026 – Sari-Sari, Makati City
- Arash Buana
- August Wahh
- Carousel Casualties
- fern.
- Gavendri (Indonesia)
- kyleaux
- Magiliw Street
Furthermore, as mentioned previously, the three-day event will host talks and forums on various music-related topics, as well as screenings of music documentaries at the Astbury, Makati City. Happening on April 17 (Friday) will be ‘Unlocking the Potential of Southeast Asia: Findings, insights, and discussions on the world’s next music powerhouse’ and ‘Indie Cred vs. Commercial Pressure: How labels grow without losing trust, taste, and cultural capital.’
On April 19 (Saturday), the following talks will be held: ‘Inside a Thriving Regional Scene: What the music community in Baguio City tells us about decentralization, crossover, and cultural sustainability,’ ‘Dissecting Diary Ng Panget original soundtrack: A poptimist’s dream,’ and ‘Curating Across Cultures: Programming music festivals in Asia’s diverse markets.’
On that same Saturday (April 19, 2026), attendees can watch screenings of music documentaries such as This is Hannah+Gabi (Dir. Frazier De Mesa), Rosas: The Song. The Journey (Dir. Nolan Bernardino) with a talkback, and the international premiere of Elephant Gym: More Real Than Dreams (Dir. Alulu Kuo), with a talkback with Tell Chang of Elephant Gym.
Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of The Rest Is Noise, last year’s rendition of All Of The Noise featured a performance lineup of international and local acts alike, like Waiian, ena mori, San The Wordsmith, and more. Read more details about this special event here.
Tickets for the three-day festival are currently being sold at Php. 999 for the three-day pass, Php. 400 for the Day 1 and Day 3 pass respectively, and Php. 700 for the Day 2 pass. Buy your tickets here.
Frequently Asked Questions
All Of The Noise 2026 runs April 17–19 across Metro Manila venues, including Sari-Sari and 123 Block in Makati and Mandaluyong, respectively, plus talks and film screenings at the Astbury in Makati City.
The lineup includes VVINK, SOS, DJ Love, Shye, Grrrl Gang, Phoebe Rings, ALYSON, BP Valenzuela, HengJones, and more across three days, with acts from the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan, and New Zealand.
Three-day passes for All Of The Noise 2026 cost PHP 999, with single-day passes priced at PHP 400 for Day 1 and Day 3, and PHP 700 for Day 2, available online via HelixPay.
The festival includes music-industry talks on Southeast Asia’s music scene, indie versus commercial pressures, and regional programming, plus screenings including “This is Hannah+Gabi,” “Rosas: The Song. The Journey,” and the international premiere of “Elephant Gym: More Real Than Dreams.”
All Of The Noise is organized by The Rest Is Noise, which celebrated its 10-year anniversary with the 2025 edition of the festival, featuring acts like Waiian, ena mori, and San The Wordsmith.