Over October, an alternative indie band, recently achieved a significant milestone with their first solo concert, 'Ikot Sa Music Museum,' which delighted their devoted fans and highlighted their ascent in the Filipino independent music scene. The event took place at the Music Museum, showcasing the band's growth from their beginnings in the Ateneo Musicians Pool to captivating larger audiences. Fans showed their support by distributing pins, photocards, and memorabilia, creating a strong sense of community.
The band's performance included a 26-song setlist that took the audience through a range of emotions, divided into acts of love, grief, and hope. A highlight of the night was when The Ridleys’ lead singer, Benny Manaligod, joined Over October on stage for a special performance. The audience also enjoyed the band's new songs from their recently released sophomore album,
Make Believe.
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During the show, members of Over October walked through the crowd during the song “123,” having their close connection with their fans. The concert featured excellent stage design and LED screens, enhancing the overall experience. The band also shared personal stories and messages with the audience, making the night even more memorable.
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The concert's finale, "Ikot," served as a fitting showcase of the band's journey and how far they've come in their career. The success of ‘Ikot Sa Music Museum’ demonstrates Over October's hard work and dedication to their music. The night concluded with a sentimental return to their early discography, leaving the audience with immense joy and celebration.