The highly anticipated Waterbomb Festival is set to make its Manila debut this February, bringing with it an exciting lineup of musical acts, including rising boy band Bilib and the electrifying soloist Zela. The festival will take place on February 22 and 23 at the iconic Quirino Grandstand, an outdoor venue that promises to be the perfect backdrop for a thrilling celebration of music, culture, and energy.
AQ Music artists Bilib and Zela have been making waves in the local music scene, each carving their own unique niche. Known for their powerful performances and magnetic stage presence, the boys of Bilib — Zio, Carlo, Rafael, RC, Yukito, JMAC and Clyde — have garnered a loyal fan base not only in the Philippines but internationally. Their participation in Waterbomb marks a significant milestone as they continue to expand their reach and showcase their talents to a wider audience.
The boy band has been climbing the charts with their singles “Kabanata” and “Say What You Want To Say,” and their captivating dance routines. During a recent interview, they expressed their excitement for the upcoming event, emphasizing the importance of the Waterbomb Festival in their career.
“We’re really excited for this,” said Yukito. “It’s our first time performing at WaterBomb, and to be part of its debut in Manila is truly special. We’ve been working hard to perfect our performance, and we can’t wait to show everyone what we’ve prepared.”
In addition to Bilib, Zela, a trailblazing soloist known for her distinct vocal range and powerful performances, will also take the stage.
“I’m honored to be part of the first-ever Waterbomb Festival in Manila,” Zela shared. “This is such a huge opportunity to showcase my music to the crowd, and I’m ready to bring all the energy I have to the stage. It’s going to be an unforgettable experience for all of us.”
“I’m not just going to sing,” she added. “I’m going to give everything I’ve got. My fans know that I always bring my best to the stage, and at Waterbomb, it’s going to be no different. I’m ready to connect with the crowd and give them a show they won’t forget.”
The Waterbomb Festival, which originated in South Korea, is known for its high-energy performances, water-themed activities, and vibrant atmosphere. The Manila edition promises to live up to that legacy, combining music, art, and excitement into one unforgettable event.
