The country’s biggest OPM stars took center stage as SB19, Ben&Ben, Skusta Clee, and SunKissed Lola headlined the sold-out Puregold OPM Con Generations 2026 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Saturday, July 11.
Thousands of music fans packed the Big Dome for the five-hour concert, which celebrated the richness and diversity of Original Pilipino Music through performances from today’s biggest names alongside surprise collaborations with some of the industry’s most respected artists.
The loudest cheers of the night greeted SB19, whose electrifying set once again proved why they remain the country’s premier P-pop group. The Kings of P-pop performed crowd favorites ‘Gento,’ ‘Visa,’ and ‘Emoji,’ bringing the entire arena to its feet.
The excitement reached another level when rock icon Bamboo made a surprise appearance to perform the timeless OPM anthem ‘Tatsulok’ with the group, creating one of the concert’s most memorable moments as fans from different generations sang every word together.
Meanwhile, folk-pop sensation Ben&Ben transformed the Big Dome into one giant choir as concertgoers passionately sang along to hits ‘Saranggola’ and ‘Lifetime.’
Adding to the emotional atmosphere, the nine-piece band welcomed former UDD vocalist Armi Millare for moving performances of ‘Tadhana’ and ‘Pagtingin,’ earning thunderous applause from the audience.
Hip-hop star Skusta Clee showcased not only his rap prowess but also his versatility as a performer. Aside from performing his hit songs, he surprised fans by joining Jay Durias for a heartfelt rendition of South Border’s classic ‘Ikaw Nga,’ highlighting a different side of his artistry.
Skusta also reunited with fellow rapper Flow G for their chart-topping collaboration ‘Since Day One,’ one of the night’s biggest crowd favorites.
Completing the quartet of headliners, SunKissed Lola delivered one of the evening’s most heartfelt performances with fan favorites ‘Pasilyo’ and ‘Paki Sabi.’ Their signature sound once again resonated with concertgoers, many of whom sang every lyric from beginning to end. The band also treated fans to a special collaboration with rapper Kiyo.
Beyond the night’s biggest headliners, the concert also featured performances from Alamat, G22, KAIA, Flow G, and XONARA, while surprise appearances from Chito Miranda, Sam Concepcion, Jett Pangan, Jay Durias, Bamboo, Armi Millare, Kiyo, and the Bataan Choral Artists made the celebration even more memorable.
The event once again demonstrated the strength of Filipino music, bringing together fans of P-pop, folk-pop, hip-hop, alternative, and rock under one roof.
“The Big Dome has long been a home to some of OPM’s most iconic acts and unforgettable performances, and seeing it come alive once again for Filipino music is something Puregold will always be proud of,” said Ivy Hayagan-Piedad, Senior Marketing Manager of Puregold Price Club Inc.
