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In the Middle of the Wound, There Is Music

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Ebe Dancel reminisces on feelings of love during the Denial stage of the Broken Hearts Club with hit songs “Burnout” and “Halik sa Hangin”.

Are you ready to face the songs you once avoided—but now feel strong enough to hear again? As 2026 begins, the Broken Hearts Club Music Festival opens a night dedicated to memory, healing, and moving forward, all carried by the power of music.

Kamikazee is here to bring out your inner inhibitions for the Anger Stage of the Broken Hearts Club with iconic songs “Huling Sayaw” and “Halik”.

On January 7, 2026, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, thousands of hearts that have known loss and longing will come together for a shared experience that needs no explanation. Here, lyrics and melodies speak the words that were never said. From the sting of a first heartbreak to the quiet strength of acceptance and recovery, every song feels like a page torn from your own story.

This Band makes overthinking an uphill experience for the Bargaining Stage of the Broken Hearts Club with hit songs “Kahit Ayaw Mo Na” and “Hindi Na Nga”.
Asia’s Diamond Soul Siren Nina makes the venue shake during the Depression Stage of the Broken Hearts Club with melancholic songs such as “I Love You Goodbye” and “Someday”

Presented by Demo Power, the festival features some of the most respected and beloved OPM artists—voices that once kept you company during late-night tears, and melodies that helped you rise again in the morning. This is not just a concert; it is a safe space where pain is acknowledged and healing is celebrated.

Rico Blanco makes every Stage of Grief worth the pain at the Acceptance stage of the Broken Hearts Club with songs like “Kisapmata” and “Wag Mong Aminin”.

If you are ready to feel everything again—the ache, the joy, and the hope—then you are exactly where you need to be.

🎫 Get your tickets now at smtickets.com.

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