Avid SB19 fans recently went down all the way from Baguio City, crossed borders from Bataan to Zambales, trekked up from Bulacan, traveĺled in all sorts of transport systems from Tarlac, Pangasinan and Nueva Ecija and gathered together from various points in Pampanga to witness the performance of the topnotch P-pop group right in the mammoth crowd congregated for the Clark Aurora Music Festival at the huge Clark Global City.
It was frenzy when Stell, Josh, Justin, Felip and Pablo took centerstage and blasted their phenomenal signature rap hip hop anthem "Gento."
The audience, mostly teenyboppers, went wild--swayed, danced and moved the swashbackling way.
Of course, the pop group didn't miss out on their other hits like "Liham," "Mapa," among others.
Screams and shrieks filled the air as SB19 fanatics swooned over the fantastic five, the primer Philippine P-pop that is also being covered by the foreign trailblazing icon K-pop.
SB19 has come a long way when they were initially launched by the public arts and culture estate National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) during the most trying times of the pandemic.
From thereon, the boyband who came by as an independent troupe proved to be a sensation.
The two-day stint, though, of the Clark Aurora Music Festival wasn't a monopoly of SB19 as other singers and bands from across generations were also crowd-drawers like Adie, Parokya ni Edgar, Orange and Lemons, Moira de la Torre, to name only a few.
According to reports, there were estimated 70,000 concertgoers who came and watched the annual Clark Aurora Music Festival.
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