Support local music and a charitable cause at the Basement Sounds show

Basement Sounds, a benefit show organized by Old Forest Recordings, will take place tonight (April 12) at Mow's in Quezon City. The event promises an evening of live performances, local art, and a chance to support a charitable cause.

The gig will feature a diverse lineup of indie OPM artists, including shed, Lara, Adieuluna, Lemlunay, Disco Grenade, Breē, and Forest Rituals. The performances will span a variety of genres, from indie rock to ambient and dream pop, offering an inspiring auditory experience in an intimate basement venue.

Tickets are priced at P400, which includes access to the performances, free beer, and event stickers. A portion of the gig proceeds will be donated to support an orphanage in Marikina City.

In addition to the music, attendees will have the opportunity to browse merchandise from local artists and creators. Pop-up shops will feature items by Kirsten Paige and Malaya Arts and Crafts, giving the event an extra layer of community involvement.

Doors open at 6:00 p.m., with the first performance scheduled to start by 8:00 p.m. The event is expected to draw a crowd of music lovers and supporters of the cause alike, making for an engaging and meaningful night in QC.

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