Drops “Headlines” performance video

BGYO continues to make headway in the global music scene as the only Filipino performer at the recently concluded Summer Sonic Bangkok 2025.

The Filipino male group was thrilled to represent the Philippines at Japan’s biggest music festival, held at IMPACT Challenger Hall in Bangkok, Thailand on August 23-24. The festival featured global acts Alicia Keys, Camila Cabello, Black Eyed Peas, BABYMETAL, and more.

BGYO members Gelo, Akira, JL, Mikki, and Nate performed their latest single “Headlines,” “The Light (Thai version),” “Heartstrings,” and “All These Ladies,” which reached the Spotify PH’s Viral top 50. They also sang their Filipino songs “Andito Lang” and “Gigil.”

The Summer Sonic gig was BGYO’s second time visiting Thailand this year after the group’s guesting in Boss CKM’s “Dream Warrior Concert” held in July, performing “Heartstrings” and “All These Ladies.”

Apart from their explosive appearances in Thailand, the group was also one of the Kapamilya acts who rocked “ASAP England” held last Saturday (August 30) at the BP Pulse Arena in Birmingham.

Meanwhile, BGYO has released the performance video for “Headlines,” which earned positive feedback from netizens.

“World class talent for BGYO! This song is truly a remarkable masterpiece , a bop summer good vibes anthem for everyone! BGYO very talented at heart!!!,” according to a viewer on YouTube.

“The newest single Headlines, give me a 90’s boyband vibes. Ganda ng sound ng BGYO. Very catchy. The visuals is superb. Of course, ang ggwapo! The choreo is sharp. Talagang hindi naninipid ang BGYO sa fans,” another said.

The group is set to headline “BGYO: The First Solo Concert” happening on October 4 (Saturday) at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City. Tickets are available via Ticketnet.

For updates, follow @bgyo_ph on Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, and subscribe to their official YouTube channel, BGYO Official.

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