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Get Wet, Enjoy Great Music at Summer Sun Music Festival on April 30

Robin Thicke - Feature

GO TO THE beach some other time this month. Reserve your Labor Day weekend for great music, and get wet at the Summer Sun Music Festival instead.

The music festival happens in Manila on April 30, for those who choose to stay in the metro. With four international acts and four local DJs, expect a wide spectrum of genres, from pop to R&B to EDM, filling the Globe Circuit Events Ground at Circuit Makati. See and hear Robin Thicke (see featured image), Fedde Le Grand, Shogun, and John Hart spin, and party with them alongside top local DJs Marc Marasigan, D+Cash, JJ Saur, and Nina Saputil.

SSMF Poster

Look forward to a full day of fun as SSMF brings the young generation a unique experience to steam off some of the summer heat. Ages 15 and above are allowed in. Attendees can also enjoy fun activities, lounges, bars, food stations, and a carnival look.

Yes, bring an extra shirt: getting wet will surely be the main stunt of SSMF.

What to Expect

We’re posting the videos below so you know the kind of music to expect. Robin Thicke’s latest single, ‘Back Together,’ featuring Nicki Minaj, is a love song, and you can feast on Fedde Le Grand’s music with his ‘I Can Feel’ music video.

Tickets

Excited? Get your tickets at SMTickets.com, Bondle.com, Partyphile, Neverland Manila Ravers, selected Vans Concept Stores in Metro Manila, Sole Slam, and The Rail Stores Metro Manila. For more information about SSMF, follow Summer Sun Music Festival on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or email summersunmusicfestival@gmail.com with inquiries.

Fedde Le Grand - SSMF Manila

He’s not just another handsome DJ. The world has fallen in love with Fedde Le Grand’s music. See him perform live at the Summer Sun Music Festival 2016 in Manila on April 30.

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