The Filipino Band Ben&Ben to Perform in Dubai at Global Village

Renowned in the pop music scene, the twin brothers of Ben&Ben are gearing up for a spectacular performance in Dubai.

The Filipino rock band, previously known as The Benjamins, has released popular albums like Limasawa Street and Pebble House Volume 1: Kuwaderno. They are all set to enthrall the audience with their electrifying hits at the Global Village on February 7, Saturday.

Catch Ben&Ben on the main stage at Dubai's iconic tourist spot starting at 9 pm.

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The indie folk band from Manila, Ben&Ben, is composed of twin brothers Paolo and Miguel Benjamin Guico, who lead the vocals and play acoustic guitars. They are joined by Poch Barretto (electric guitar), Keifer Cabugao (violin), Patricia Lasaten (keyboards), Toni Muñoz (percussion), Andrew de Pano (percussion), Agnes Reoma (bass guitar), and Jam Villanueva (drums).

Known for their dynamic live shows, Ben&Ben's music delves into personal, emotional, and socio-political topics with themes of human connection, courage, hope, and vulnerability. Their signature style blends folk and pop, coupled with heartfelt lyrics.

Staying united in their musical journey, the band members have weathered life's challenges, as shared in a recent interview with The Philippine Star. They emphasized the mutual growth and freedom in creating music that reflects their collective experiences.

With Coldplay as a major influence, Ben&Ben has produced hit tracks like Saranggola, Kathang Isip, and Langyang Pag-Ibig, establishing themselves as one of the most streamed artists in the Philippines with multiple platinum albums.

Don't miss the chance to witness Ben&Ben's mesmerizing performance at the Global Village in Dubai!

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