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Fête de la Musique also known as Music Day, Make Music Day or World Music Day is an annual music festivity that is celebrated on the 21st of June, which started in France in 1982 and is now celebrated in over 700 cities and 120 countries.

Beyond the Music: Building a Sustainable Career in the Music IndustryOpen Exchange & Discussion presented by Marc Ridet🗓...
16/10/2025

Beyond the Music: Building a Sustainable Career in the Music Industry
Open Exchange & Discussion presented by Marc Ridet

🗓️Wednesday, October 22, 2025, 2:00 PM

📍Multi-purpose Hall, Alliance Française de Manille, 209 Nicanor Garcia Street, Bel Air II, Makati

Moderated by Mony Romana, Head of Label and Artist Solutions, Believe Philippines and Head for the Marketing Department of MINT College

What exactly does a music manager do? In an industry that moves constantly, this open workshop dives into the real responsibilities of a music manager and how they shape an artist’s career—locally and globally.

Led by French-Swiss Music Entrepreneur Marc Ridet, who has over 40 years of experience (https://bit.ly/RidetBio), and Filipino Music Executive Mony, this session discusses about essentials of building and developing artistic strategy, managing tours or even sustaining strong industry networks.

To participate, please register with this link: https://bit.ly/BeyondMusic2025. Registration is mandatory. For inquiries regarding participation, please coordinate with Mr. Romana at [email protected]. This event is organized by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Alliance Française de Manille.

We close the season the way we started it — rooted in community, culture, and rhythm.The Allstars Hip-Hop Block Party re...
06/08/2025

We close the season the way we started it — rooted in community, culture, and rhythm.
The Allstars Hip-Hop Block Party returns to cap off with a full lineup of dancers, DJs, MCs, streetballers, beatboxers, and artists who live and breathe the movement.

This isn’t just a party — it’s a tribute to the global legacy of Hip-Hop, and the vibrant local scene keeping its pulse alive in the Philippines.

📍Paseo de Roxas | August 10 7AM-12AN
🕺🏻Free. Outdoor. Everyone welcome.
🪩 Tag your crew. Pull up. This one’s for the culture.



Metro Manila, we’re just getting started.After the Main Stage, the music lives on in the pockets of the city — from roof...
27/06/2025

Metro Manila, we’re just getting started.
After the Main Stage, the music lives on in the pockets of the city — from rooftops to record stores, alleyways to art hubs. 🎶🌆

The NCR Pocket Stages bring together some of the most exciting collectives and communities across the metro, each one echoing the rhythm of Un Monde / One World in their own way.

📍Swipe through to find your stage
🗓️ June 28 | All shows are FREE
Discover the sound of the city — and the people who make it move.

Luzon, we’re bringing the music closer to home.From the city to the coast, the mountains to the markets — Fête de la Mus...
27/06/2025

Luzon, we’re bringing the music closer to home.
From the city to the coast, the mountains to the markets — Fête de la Musique 2025 is lighting up Luzon with stages that celebrate local sound, creativity, and community. 🎶🌄

Whether you’re in Baguio, La Union, Laguna, or anywhere in between — there’s a pocket stage waiting for you.

📍Swipe through to find your city
🗓️ June 28 | FREE and open to everyone
This is Un Monde — one world, many sounds. Come be part of it.

Visayas, it’s your turn to turn it up.Fête de la Musique 2025 rolls into the region with stages that celebrate sound, id...
27/06/2025

Visayas, it’s your turn to turn it up.
Fête de la Musique 2025 rolls into the region with stages that celebrate sound, identity, and local creative energy. 🎶🌊

From Cebu to Dumaguete and Bacolod — we’re gathering artists, movers, and music lovers for a weekend of rhythm and connection under one beat, one world.

📍Swipe through to discover your local stage
🗓️ June 28 | FREE and open to all
Let’s keep the spirit of Un Monde alive — see you at the pocket stages!

Mindanao, are you ready?Fête de la Musique 2025 continues across the islands — and the sound is making its way south. 🎶✨...
27/06/2025

Mindanao, are you ready?
Fête de la Musique 2025 continues across the islands — and the sound is making its way south. 🎶✨

From Davao to Cagayan de Oro, the music never stops. Catch local legends, fresh talent, and diverse genres coming together for Un Monde / One World — all through the spirit of Fête.

📍Swipe through to find a stage near you
🗓️ June 27–28 | FREE admission
Let’s keep the celebration moving — Mindanao, we’ll see you there!

POCKET STAGE REMINDERS FOR TOMORROW 📝Whether you’re hopping between stages or staying locked into one vibe — let’s keep ...
26/06/2025

POCKET STAGE REMINDERS FOR TOMORROW 📝
Whether you’re hopping between stages or staying locked into one vibe — let’s keep the energy good all day long.

Here’s your quick Fête guide:
– No littering, no loitering — respect the space and the community
– No cross-bar carry-ons — finish your drinks where you bought them
– Bring an umbrella — yes, even if it’s sunny. Rain or shine, Fête rolls on
– Use ride-hailing apps for safer and smoother travel between venues
– Be kind, be respectful, be present
– And most importantly: have fun and fête responsibly

Let’s make it a good one, Makati 💜

Makati, you ready?The Fête de la Musique PH 2025 Pocket Stages are coming in hot this June 22 — and we’re bringing sound...
26/06/2025

Makati, you ready?
The Fête de la Musique PH 2025 Pocket Stages are coming in hot this June 22 — and we’re bringing sound to every corner of the city 🎶

Swipe through to check out the full lineup of original Pocket Stage posters — curated by our amazing stage partners and communities. From indie to hip-hop, soul to experimental — find your stage and plan your hop.

💡 A few friendly reminders for tomorrow:
– Respect the spaces, staff, and each other
– Finish your drinks where you bought them (no cross-bar carry-ons!)
– Bring an umbrella — rain or shine, the show goes on
– Use ride-hailing apps to get around safely
– And most importantly… enjoy Fête!

Full schedule + guide at www.feteph.com

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Fête de la Musique PH

Fête de la Musique also known as Music Day, Make Music Day or World Music Day is an annual music festivity that is celebrated on the 21st of June, which started in France in 1982 and is now celebrated in over 700 cities and 120 countries. On this day, everyone is encouraged to play music in various public spaces, the main condition being that these concerts – however big or small – are completely free and open to the public.

In the Philippines, Fête is considered to be the most recognized French event as well as the biggest musical celebration with the most number of simultaneous stages, all absolutely free. It is usually held on the Saturday closest to the 21st of June and is co-produced by the Embassy of France, Alliance Francaise de Manille and B-Side Productions Inc.

The tradition started in Manila in 1994 with one stage and less than a hundred people in the audience. One of Fête’s defining features in Manila as we know it today - its multi-stage, multi-genre format - was introduced in 2000 by Len G. Francisco, who envisioned a music, arts and cultural feast that would primarily bring together in one place the finest Filipino musical acts (which were then at the forefront of the local music scene), supported by artists representing the visual arts, film, street theater, dance and crafts. This initial collective offering of diverse acts was staged as a tribute to

Filipino artistry, and was made accessible to all. Most significantly, it presented a strong opportunity for a Philippine-French collaboration. And so Manila's Fête became a yearly showcase of Filipino artistry in celebration of a French tradition.