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Gab Cabangon, son of Noel, releases 1st single 'Pieces'
OPM boy group BGYO is holding their first solo concert, titled 'BGYO: The First Solo Concert,' on October 4 at the New Frontier Theater.
Ahead of the concert, BGYO is releasing their new EP 'Headlines' on September 25, 2025.
The EP includes their latest singles, 'All These Ladies' and 'Headlines,' as well as new tracks 'Aloe Vera' and 'Dance With Me.'
Members expressed excitement for the new music, with Nate noting the EP feels different and Gelo describing 'Aloe Vera' as having a unique feel.
The group is preparing for the concert by engaging in daily training, including dance and vocal lessons, and workouts to maintain stamina.
Fans can anticipate new songs, never-before-seen performances, and renditions of tracks from their new EP at the concert.
Ticket prices for the concert range from P800 for the balcony section to P6,000 for the SVIP experience, with tickets available through Ticketnet.
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