BINI is set to headline Global Spin Live on April 21, 2026, at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, becoming the first Filipino act to lead the program’s in-person series. The event has since sold out, signaling strong demand for the group’s appearance.

The show will take place at 7:30 PM PST and will feature an intimate format, combining a live discussion and performance. The talk will be moderated by Emily Mei, followed by a special live set from the group.

The appearance comes after BINI’s scheduled performances at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 10 and 17, where they are set to make history as the first all-Filipino girl group to perform at the festival.

The Global Spin Live event will also serve as a platform for the group to discuss their upcoming EP Signals, which is set for release on April 9. The project includes tracks such as “Unang Kilig” and “Honey Honey.”

Organized by the Recording Academy, the GRAMMY Museum’s Global Spin Live series is known for spotlighting select international artists with growing global impact. Headlining the program is typically reserved for acts with strong industry recognition, making BINI’s inclusion a significant milestone not just for the group, but for P-pop on the global stage.

BINI was previously named one of the “12 Rising Girl Groups To Know” by the Recording Academy in 2024. 

Their upcoming Global Spin Live appearance marks a continued expansion of their international presence and a breakthrough moment for Filipino representation in the series’ live format.

Prior to this, Filipino artists including FELIP, and Josh Cullen were featured in the Global Spin series through digital performances. BINI’s participation, however, marks the first time a Filipino act headlines the live, in-person edition of the program.