Himala, OPM Fans: Rivermaya Is Holding a Reunion Concert in February

(SPOT.ph) One of the biggest names in OPM is finally getting back together for a special one-night-only concert. Rivermaya, the Filipino alternative rock group famous for hits like Kisapmata, Liwanag sa Dilim, 214, and so much more, is sharing the stage once again for a special concert dubbed Rivermaya: The Reunion on February 17, 2024, at the SMDC Festival Grounds. 

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Here's what we know about Rivermaya's upcoming concert:

Yes, '90s and early 2000s music fans, you can bop, rock, and sing along to your favorite OPM hits from the band as concert promoter Live Nation Philippines— more commonly known for staging productions of K-Pop concerts and other foreign acts—is bringing everyone from the band namely, Mark Escueta, Nathan Azarcon, Rico Blanco, and yes, even Bamboo Mañalac, together on stage. 

The concert will feature the band's famous hits from all their eras. Yes, they'll be by your side, umaaraw, umuulan. Whether you're a Rico Blanco Rivermaya stan or an OG Bamboo fan, this is the place to be to get your fill of the very best of OPM alternative rock.

How to get tickets to Rivermaya: The Reunion

While K-Pop stans may already be used to the chaotic and competitive event that is a Live Nation ticket-selling event, here's the lowdown for everyone else looking to catch this one-night-only performance live. Ticket selling for Rivermaya: The Reunion starts on November 17 at 3 p.m. online via the SM Tickets website or through SM Tickets outlets nationwide. Live Nation will be implementing a strict six-ticket limit per transaction so don't even think about hoarding tickets for this once-in-a-blue-moon concert.

Ticket prices start from P2,550 for the farthest bronze section all the way to P14,750 for VIP. The concert will be all-standing —sorry, titos and titas. But really, with hits like Sumigaw, Gising Na, and Elisi, who could take in all that OPM nostalgia seated, right? 

As the band does transcend generations of music fans, the concert is open to audiences aged 10 and up. However, it is noted that minors are required to have at least one guardian, with four minors to one adult ratio. But TBH, young fans wouldn't really have a hard time convincing their parents. Heck, they might even have to fight them off for tickets. 

For more information, visit Live Nation Philippines' Facebook page.

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