Get a front row view of the Filipino artists, musicians, entertainers, and industry figures turning up for the year’s biggest celebration of Filipino music.
The stars are arriving at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
Ahead of the Filipino Music Awards 2026, artists, musicians, entertainers, and industry figures are making their way down the red carpet for a night celebrating the biggest names, songs, albums, and moments in Filipino music.
From nominees and performers to presenters and special guests, the red carpet brings together voices from across generations and genres of OPM. Watch this page as we capture the arrivals, looks, and early moments leading up to the second Filipino Music Awards.
AJAA
P-pop boy group AJAA are the first to arrive on the red carpet, bringing a burst of color to the occasion in vibrant, statement-making suits.
ANGELA KEN
Angela Ken walks on the red carpet with a bright layered look. The singer-songwriter is also nominated tonight for Folk Song of The Year with “baka bukas.”
KAMIKAZEE
Rock icons Kamikazee bring their brand of self-deprecating humor to the red carpet, with matching gray wigs, makeup, and black barongs ahead of their performance for tonight.
YGIG
P-pop girl group YGIG redefine the words “bold” and “fierce” as they walk on the red carpet in matching sleek, black silhouettes.
GRACENOTE
Gracenote grace the red carpet with a coordinated style — the trio opting for complementary formal looks, joining tonight’s celebration of Filipino music across generations.
LOLA AMOUR
Lola Amour — sans frontman Pio Dumayas — keep it classic in sharp and sleek suits, bringing a polished edge to the FMA red carpet.
JOEY MEAD KING
Turning heads on the red carpet is host and model Joey Mead King in a statement gray ensemble, ready for the biggest OPM event of the year.
VVINK
VVINK bring coordinated blue-and-white looks to the FMA red carpet, with each member putting their own spin on the palette. The P-pop girl group is nominated for Pop Song of The Year with “Baduy,” their collaboration with DJ Love and Pio Balbuena.
THE JUANS
Alt-pop favorites The Juans step onto the FMA red carpet in polished black-and-white looks, with the members bringing slightly different takes on the formal dress code. The classic band joins the night’s lineup of established OPM acts and artists.
ALAMAT
R&B Song of the Year nominees Alamat bring their fresh and diverse style on the red carpet, and are set to perform later alongside BGYO, KAIA, VXON, and G22.