"Sandwich Fifteen" concert on September 14 !

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One of the most prolific rock bands in the country, Sandwich is celebrating 15th Anniversary with a concert titled "Sandwich Fifteen" on September 14 to be held at 19 East Bar & Grill in Sucat, Paranaque City.

Also playing that night, the Radio Active Sago Project, one of the band's contemporaries.

To mark their anniversary, the band is getting ready to perform a set filled with old and new songs, hit singles and obscure favorites as well. Me and my friends also witness their preparations last night when we have an intimate media conference held at Polyeast Records office. Luckily, we had the time to meet them in a fun and casual moments. 

Sandwich is a Filipino Experimental rock band that was formed in 1998 by Raimund Marasigan and Diego Castillo. And from that time, Sandwich has released seven albums, including their latest album entitled Fat Salt & Flame under Polyeast Records.

(stylized as < S >andwich in earlier releases)

Sandwich Members

• Raimund Marasigan - lead vocals, keyboards , rhythm guitar, backing vocals (1998-2005)
• Myrene Academia - bass, backing vocals 
• Mong Alcaraz - lead guitar, backing vocals, keyboards 
• Diego Castillo - rhythm guitar, backing vocals 
• Mike Dizon - drums 

Sandwich band had a chance to travel and share their music to different countries. They participated in the Hongkong Clockenflap Music and Arts Festival, Malaysia's Future Music Festival and the Hollywood Bowl with Apl de Ap of the Black Eyed Peas in Los Angeles, USA.

"Sandwich Fifteen" has been presented by Smart Bro and Soupstar Entertainment in cooperation with Polyeast Records. Special thanks to MYX, Inksurge, Team Manila and 19 East Bar & Grill.

Follow @SMARTPromos on twitter and answer Smart's trivia questions with the hashtag #SmartBroSandwichfor a chance to win tickets to Sandwich's 15th Anniversary concert!

Tckets will be available at the gate for only P350.00 Show starts promply at 9:00 pm.

Visit the Facebook for more updates: <S>andwich

Callalily and 6cyclemind join forces to "Switch!" on June 7

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Two of Philippine’s hottest bands Callalily and 6cyclemind join forces to bring you “SWITCH”, one of this year’s most anticipated events in the local music industry. This is their very first time, back-to-back major concert! 

This SWITCH will be held on June 7, 2013 at the Music Museum. Audience should look forward to this special back-to-back concert as it will feature both bands’ hits and exciting surprises! Get to experience what “SWITCH” is all about!

During the mini TV press and bloggers conference last Tuesday, May 7, 2013 held at Sir Boy's Food Republic, Panay Quezon City,  Kean Cipriano and Tutti Caringal shared to us that the SWITCH idea started when Callalily and 6cyclemind were doing regular back-to-back shows in 70’s bistro. The response from fans were positive that they asked “Why not bring this to a bigger platform and make it a major concert?!”.

This will definitely be a great way to give back to their fans and treat them to an extraordinary show.

SWITCH will also showcase the brotherhood between the two bands. The Callalily boys comprised of Kean Cipriano, Aaron Ricafrente, Lemuel Belaro and Tatsi Jamnague consider the 6cyclemind boys (Tutti Caringal, Bobby Cañamo, Rye Sarmiento, Herbert Hernandez and Vic Aquino) as one of their mentors who introduced them in the local music industry when they were still starting out. Both bands have come a long way but it will be good to know that their relationship has strengthened throughout the years.

This is an important event not only for Callalily and 6cyclemind but also for the local music industry in general as it will show that fans are still supportive of local artists in spite of the influx of foreign acts and that there are more good things to look forward to in Filipino music.

Ticket Prices:

VIP - 2,200

Patron - 1,650

Balcony - 1,100

718 Seats ONLY

For tickets and inquiries, call :

SM TICKETS - https://www.smtickets.com/  (02) 470 2222

TICKETWORLD - https://www.ticketworld.com.ph/(02) 891 9999,

Music Museum (02) 721 6726.