This, as the Nation’s Girl Group continues to gain interest from various people in the states.
This week, fresh from their attention-grabbing participation at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Filipina pop girl group BINI continued their stay in the United States with another streak of special guest appearances.
The biggest of those is the Global Spin Live segment at the GRAMMY Museum, where they are the first all-Filipino group to appear in the said series.
The said show, mounted in conjunction with the GRAMMY Studios, is live event extension of the popular online series, Global Spin, that showcases global music artists.
For the event, BINI discussed the release of their upcoming EP, Signals, their rising career, and delivered special performance for attendees.
“Blushing, smiling, and still feeling the kilig after our GRAMMY Museum performance! Thank you for sharing this special moment with us,” the team wrote in their post after the show, where members of giant media publications like Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter were also present.
Aside from that, the octet also appeared on FOX LA’s morning show, Good Day LA, where the girls also had a conversation with anchors Bob de Castro and Amanda Salas.
Speaking of anchors, leader Jhoanna Robles even became one for the day as she reported the weather alongside Filipino-American resident meteorologist Maria Quiban.
Meanwhile, prior to both, Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena also had a hangout at Hello82’s studio in Los Angeles.
In the coming days, a number of activities are still in store for them, including the Billboard Women In Music, where they are set to be conferred the Global Force award.