ALAMAT’s growing international rollout isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

Fresh from performing alongside some of OPM’s biggest names at OPM Con Generations in Dubai, the P-pop group is set to take another major international stage as part of The A Festival in Paris, France, on October 24. 

The announcement marks another overseas milestone for the six-member act as they continue expanding their presence beyond the Philippines. While gaining attention with their recent appearances and newly released music video for “Sinigang,” Paris presents a different opportunity—introducing ALAMAT’s distinctly Filipino identity to a wider international audience.

Known for weaving Philippine languages, folklore, and indigenous influences into contemporary pop, ALAMAT has steadily positioned itself as one of P-pop’s strongest cultural ambassadors. Their performances have consistently blended modern choreography with narratives rooted in Filipino heritage, allowing global audiences to experience a uniquely local sound on international stages.

The Paris appearance also reflects a busy stretch for the group. In recent months, ALAMAT has maintained an active calendar of concerts, festivals, and fan events, underscoring the group’s growing demand both at home and abroad. 

Their participation in OPM Con Generations served as another celebration of local OPM acts increasingly finding space in music markets, particularly in regions with strong Filipino communities beyond the Philippines.

As P-pop steadily gains momentum internationally, the group’s latest festival booking signals how Filipino artists are no longer limiting global appearances to diaspora-centered events alone. Instead, acts like ALAMAT are beginning to occupy stages alongside artists from different countries, introducing both P-pop and Filipino culture to audiences beyond its traditional fanbase.

From Dubai to Paris, ALAMAT’s calendar tells a larger story than a series of overseas performances and reflects how the group’s vision of celebrating Filipino identity continues to travel farther with every stage.