INTRoVOYS continues musical journey with GMA International

The Filipino-American alternative pop band INTRoVOYS is ready to make hearts swoon with their well-loved hits at the “INTRoVOYS: The Journey Continues” concert this September 27, 2014 at Fort McKinley, San Francisco, California. In cooperation with 2Angels Production, GMA Internationalwill be tagging along in this musical venture as exclusive media sponsor.
 
After making a mark in the Philippine music scene, the INTRoVOYS embarked on a musical adventure in the United States in 2005. Beginning from the west side of Los Angeles all the way to the Big Apple, the boys performed and were subsequently exposed to a plethora of music that helped them create a more interesting and unique sound. Years after they first debuted on the international stage, the INTRoVOYS has evolved and brought to life a strong multi-cultural fan base.

Through their upcoming concert, keyboard player Art Pangilinan, bassist Jay Dee, vocalist Jonathan Buencamino, drummer Paco Arespacochaga, and guitarist G3 Misa will bring the house down again with songs that have contemporary taste. Each piece will resonate strongly especially among Filipino fans as the band has keeps their Filipino roots and identity intact despite the distance separating them from their motherland.

GMA International, the business unit that manages and operates GMA Network’s three international channels, GMA Pinoy TV, GMA Life TV, and GMA News TV International, is all geared up towards making the event one for the books. Special guests including LA-based modern rock band Ten to Midnight, singing realtor Malou Toler, and the edgy yet classy DJ Bella Fiasco. Tickets cost $35 apiece.

For more information on “INTRoVOYS: The Journey Continues”, call (818) 912-4728 and look for Mabelo or visit www.eticketpinoy.com. For more information on GMA’s international events, please visit the website www.gmanetwork/com/international, and follow GMA International on Facebook (www.facebook.com/GMAPinoyTV, www.facebook.com/GMALifeTV, www.facebook.com/GMANewsInternational), Twitter (@gmapinoytv, @gma_lifetv, @gmanewstvintl), and Instagram (@gmapinoytv). — Press Release

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