Cover Eraserheads announce surprise reunion concert 2025, hint release of new song (Photo: Warner Bros, NYOU)
Eraserheads announce surprise reunion concert 2025, hint release of new song (Photo: Warner Bros, NYOU)
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Buddy, Ely, Marcus, and Raimund gear up for yet another celebration of music. Here’s what we know about ‘Eraserheads: Electric Fun Music Festival’
A special announcement was made during the end credits of Diane Ventura’s Eraserheads: Combo on The Run—Buddy, Ely, Marcus, and Raimund will kick off collaborative projects, including a “bigger” reunion concert and an upcoming song.
Aptly named Eraserheads: Electric Fun Music Festival, the concert is set to take place at the SMDC Festival Grounds in Pasay City on May 31. While full details are still under wraps, early bird tickets will be sold exclusively via PalawanPay starting March 24.
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Above Eheads hint an upcoming single and concert in May 2025
Eheads hint an upcoming single and concert in May 2025
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Speculations about an upcoming single are also circulating. If confirmed, this would mark the Eraserheads’ first new material in over a decade.
In February, Ventura reflected on her interviews with the ‘Heads. “We did the interviews independently, and I can only speak for myself—but when they would ‘unload’ or speak their truth, even separately, something felt lighter the next day or the next time they saw each other, even without directly talking about it.”
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Above Diane Ventura’s Eheads: Combo On The Run
Diane Ventura’s Eheads: Combo On The Run
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For her, the simple act of opening up was already transformative. “Just expressing themselves, allowing that honesty to happen, was healing in itself. It became a kind of catalyst. That’s what stayed with me.”
Eraserheads: Combo On The Run continues to screen in over 150 cinemas nationwide, already earning rave reviews from early screenings. Directed by Diane Ventura, the docu-film offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at one of the most influential bands in OPM history.
Jove holds a degree in Journalism and is currently pursuing graduate studies in Philosophy at the University of the Philippines–Diliman. She has flair for in-depth, interview-driven stories that explore politics and culture, shaped by her background in national broadsheets.
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