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OPM Con Generations 2026 brings together the biggest names in Filipino music

GMA Logo Xonara, Flow G, Skusta Clee, Ben and Ben, SB19
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OPM Con Generations 2026 brought together some of the biggest names in Filipino music, uniting beloved hitmakers from different generations for an unforgettable celebration of Original Pilipino Music at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Saturday, July 11.

Taking the stage for the grand OPM night were Alamat, XONARA, KAIA, G22, Sunkissed Lola, Flow G, Skusta Clee, Ben&Ben, and SB19, treating fans to a lineup that showcased the diversity of today's Filipino music scene.

Making the celebration even more unforgettable, this year's OPM Con Generations also featured some of the country's legendary artists, including The Dawn frontman Jett Pangan, Sam Concepcion, Kiyo, Parokya ni Edgar frontman Chito Miranda, South Border frontman Jay Durias, former Up Dharma Down lead vocalist Armi Millare, and former Rivermaya frontman Bamboo.

Now in its third year, OPM Con Generations continues to champion Original Pilipino Music by bringing together established icons and today's hitmakers on one stage. Through the annual concert, retail giant Puregold has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the local music industry and celebrating Filipino talent.

"OPM has the power to bring generations together. Puregold is deeply grateful to the artists, fans, communities, partners, and everyone who helped turn this vision into a true historical moment for OPM," said Ivy Hayagan-Piedad, Senior Marketing Manager of Puregold Price Club Inc.

Take a look at what went down at OPM Con Generations 2026 below.


Alamat
Jett Pangan
Xonara
KAIA
Sam Concepcion  
G22
P-pop powerhouse
Sunkissed Lola
Kiyo
Flow G  
Chito Miranda
Skusta Clee
Jay Durias
Flow G and Skusta Clee
Ben&Ben
Armi Millare
SB19
Bamboo
Finale

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