After their historic Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival debut, BINI took the stage at the Global Spin Live event at the GRAMMY Museum in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 21 (US time).
Billboard shared clips of the Nation's Girl Group performing their tracks including “Unang Kilig,” “Cherry On Top,” and “Blush.”
Fans online were quick to react to the group’s performances.
"Our Walo!! Love, love, love your harmonies!!! 🥰" one fan wrote.
"8 VOCALS & 8 VISUALS," another fan said.
According to a previous press release, the event also featured a Q&A session where the group discussed their new EP, Signals.
"Expect a 45-minute Q&A,” said BINI Jhoanna shared in an earlier report by ABS-CBN News. “I think 'yun 'yung longest naming interview, 'di ba? And siyempre performances, hindi complete ang guesting ng BINI without performances so abangan niyo yung ipe-perform namin na song."
The GRAMMY Museum is "a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating and exploring music from yesterday and today to inspire the music of tomorrow through exhibits, education, grants, preservation initiatives, and public programming," as per its YouTube channel.
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BINI made history as the first all-Filipino act to perform at Coachella.
On April 11 (PH time), the group took over the Mojave Stage for week 1 of the festival. For week 2, the group returned to the same stage on April 18 (PH time).
Following their second-week performance, the group marked the milestone on social media.
"#BINI_CoachellaWk2 Energy Check: PASSED!!!!!!💯🤙🏻 From Islang Pantropiko to the #Coachella stage, this journey has been nothing but heart and pride. We gave our all and proudly raised our flag high!" the group wrote on Instagram.
They also dedicated the feat to OPM, saying: "Thank you for being with us in this journey! Let’s celebrate this win for OPM!"
Meanwhile, BINI Aiah said on her Instagram Story on their Coachella milestone: “Representation is such a powerful thing because it gives light, hope, a sense of belonging, and connection to those who have long fought for their flags and culture to be raised high. This is for the underdogs, for Filipinos who haven't always been taken seriously, for the young dreamers, and for the Filipino heart that is pure and kind."