SB19 will be featured at the GRAMMY Museum's Global Spin Live series on July 28. The event will include a live conversation discussing their music and a special performance at the museum's Los Angeles venue.
On its website, the GRAMMY Museum lauded the five-member group’s immense global reach, saying: "Since their debut in 2018, the group has become one of the most influential acts in Southeast Asian music, amassing over 1 billion career streams worldwide and cultivating a passionate global fanbase known as A’TIN."
The museum also highlighted how the group is "widely recognized as the pioneers of modern P-pop" and "as the first Southeast Asian and Filipino act nominated for a US Billboard Music Award, earning a nomination for Top Social Artist in 2021."
The museum appearance serves as a prelude to another historic feat, which is SB19's debut at Lollapalooza in Chicago on July 30.
Speaking at a recent media conference, group member Stell promised fans that the group would give their all at Lollapalooza.
"Looking forward kami sa mapapakita namin and we will make sure na maging proud ang lahat and masasabi niyong deserve kami doon sa stage na yun,”
He added, "For us, being part of such a big festival is already something to celebrate. Yung ma-invite pa lang to be part of that show, malaking bagay na for us, so we’re very thankful.”
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Stell added that he sees it as a massive opportunity to introduce P-Pop to more audiences.
“It's our opportunity as well to meet them, to introduce our team SB19, and to show them what the Philippines is all about when it comes to performing and what the Philippines is all about when it comes to showing our talent, our skills,” he expressed.
Recently, SB19 wrapped up their Wakas at Simula concert on April 18 at the SMDC Festival Grounds