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BINI to Perform at Coachella 2026, A First for Filipino Girl Groups
If you needed another reason to add California to your travel bucket list for next year, here is something exciting. BINI is officially part of the Coachella 2026 line up. Our very own nation’s girl group is stepping onto one of the most iconic music festival stages in the world, a milestone that celebrates not only their journey but also the rise of Filipino pop music on the international scene.
A First for Filipino Girl Groups
This announcement is history in the making. BINI will become the first all Filipino girl group to perform at Coachella, a festival that has hosted legendary acts like Beyoncé, BLACKPINK, and many of today’s top global stars. For a group that started in the Philippines only a few years ago, this achievement highlights just how far P Pop has come.
The Group’s Excitement
The members of BINI expressed how thrilled they are about joining Coachella 2026. Performing on the same stage that has shaped music history is not just an honour, it is also an opportunity to showcase Filipino talent to a worldwide audience. It is a proud moment not only for the group but also for the fans who have supported them from the very beginning.
Why Coachella is Worth the Trip
Image credit: BINI_ph | FB page
Coachella is more than a music festival. Held every April in Indio, California, it is a cultural experience that draws travellers from around the world. Visitors come for the live performances, the art installations, the festival fashion, and the unforgettable desert sunsets. With BINI joining the line up in 2026, Filipino travellers now have another reason to consider planning a trip to California.
What This Means for Filipino Music
The announcement reflects the growing influence of P Pop in the global music industry. Filipino artists have been gaining more recognition internationally in recent years, and BINI’s participation in Coachella places them at the forefront of this momentum. It highlights the creativity, artistry, and talent that the Philippines has to offer.
Looking Ahead
Image credit: BINI_ph | FB page
As anticipation builds for Coachella 2026, BINI’s upcoming performance promises to be more than just another set. It will be a celebration of Filipino music and culture on a stage that the world is watching. For fans who have been dreaming of attending Coachella, next year is shaping up to be the perfect time to make that trip happen.
So, are you ready to see BINI make history at Coachella 2026? This could be the performance that travellers and music lovers will be talking about for years to come.
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