A major appearance for the P-pop Kings.
In an announcement on its website, the Grammy Museum revealed that the P-pop band SB19 will be performing at its site in Los Angeles, California in conjunction with the Global Spin Live series, which is produced by the Grammy Studios.
A live extension of the popular online series that showcases music from around the world, Global Spin, the said event will take place on July 28, with members Josh, Stell, Pablo, Felip, and Justin expected to sit down for “an evening of conversation about their upcoming music, career, and more.”
In the description shared by the museum, “Since their debut in 2018, the group has become one of the most influential acts in Southeast Asian music, amassing over 1 billion career streams worldwide and cultivating a passionate global fanbase known as A’TIN.“
It also noted the team’s historic nomination in the Top Social Artist category of the U.S. Billboard Music Awards in 2021 as the first Southeast Asian and Filipino act, as well as SB19 being the first Filipino act to chart on Billboard’s Social 50 and Next Big Sound charts.
Their appearance at the Grammy Museum comes days ahead of their scheduled debut stage at the Lollapalooza Music Festival in Chicacgo, IL on July 30 (local time), which is another historic feat as they will be the first homegrown artists from the Philippines to earn a spot in the said major music event.
Meanwhile, UTA (formerly United Talent Agency) announced on their social media platforms recently that they have onboarded SB19 as a new client, with the U.S.-based agency set to represent them “in all areas, including live touring and brand partnerships.”
SB19 is known for their hit singles such as Go Up, Alab, MAPA, GENTO, DAM, Dungka, and more. Earlier in 2026, the group released their album, Wakas At Simula, which is led by the single Visa that debuted at No. 6 on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart.
They also held one of the biggest solo concerts in the Philippines of the year when they held their one-night-only Wakas At Simula trilogy finale tour last April in Parañaque City.