Watsons Playlist: All the Feels Ignites Araneta With a Night of Catharsis, Community, and Pure Live Music
The Smart Araneta Coliseum was alive with energy on November 29 as thousands gathered for Watsons Playlist: All the Feels, a multi-artist concert built around emotion, connection, and the power of OPM. The event delivered a steady flow of standout performances, smooth transitions, and crowd-driven moments that highlighted the depth of today’s local music scene.

Zack Tabudlo opened the show to loud cheers, immediately setting a strong emotional tone. His set drew the audience in with raw, heartfelt delivery, prompting large-scale sing-alongs throughout the arena. It was a powerful start that established the night’s theme of honest storytelling.


The mood then continue to be lifted when Hey June! took the stage, bringing youthful energy and upbeat charm. Their presence encouraged the crowd to relax and move along, providing a refreshing contrast to the show’s introspective opening.


One of the loudest reactions of the night came as The Juans appeared. Known for their deeply emotional “hugot” sound, the band sparked immediate engagement, with fans singing from start to finish. Waves of phone lights filled the venue during their set, creating one of the concert’s most visually striking moments.


Earl Agustin followed with a minimalist, calming performance that briefly stilled the arena. His warm vocals and stripped-down arrangements offered a quiet but meaningful pause, showing the effectiveness of simplicity amid a high-energy program.


A special collaboration segment soon brought The Juans, Earl Agustin, and Hey June! together onstage. The number unfolded starting with The Juans, followed by Agustin, then Hey June!, highlighting the range of OPM expression in a single seamless sequence. It was one of the evening’s most talked-about surprises.

Anticipation built once more as Ben&Ben stepped into the spotlight. Their entrance drew some of the night’s loudest cheers, and their set delivered a mix of lyrical warmth, tight harmonies, and emotional resonance. The band’s rapport with the audience was evident, with fans responding enthusiastically to each song.




Rico Blanco continued the momentum with a set that blended nostalgia and renewed energy. Performing hits that have defined eras of OPM, he commanded the stage with ease, earning strong reactions from both longtime listeners and younger fans.


The concert reached its finale with the highly anticipated collaboration between Rico Blanco and Ben&Ben. The pairing drew a thunderous response with their rendition of “Your Universe”, marking a rare cross-generational moment that underscored the evolution and continued influence of OPM.


All artists later returned for a collective finale that wrapped the night on a unified and celebratory note. As attendees exited the coliseum, many still buzzing with excitement, it was clear Watsons Playlist: All the Feels had succeeded in delivering a well-curated, emotionally rich music experience driven by the strength of today’s Filipino artists.
Special thanks to WATSONS Philippines

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