Nation’s girl group BINI is set to appear in a special feature for GRAMMY Studios’ Global Spin Live series.
As detailed on the GRAMMY Museum website, the girls are set to appear and perform in the GRAMMY Studios live event series days after their much-anticipated Coachella stage.
“The GRAMMY Museum is thrilled to welcome BINI for an evening discussing the release of their upcoming EP, Signals, and their rising career, with a special performance. Global Spin Live is held in conjunction with GRAMMY Studios as a live event extension of the popular online series, Global Spin, showcasing Global Music artists,” said the website.
The event will happen on April 21 at the GRAMMY Museum L.A. Live in Los Angeles and will be hosted by Emily Mei.
“BINI is an eight-member Filipino girl group (Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena) redefining global pop,” said in the announcement. “Crowned the Philippines’ 'Nation’s Girl Group,' the octet has achieved a series of historic milestones, including recognition as one of Spotify’s Breakout Artists of 2024 and making history as the first Filipino group confirmed on the lineup of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2026.”
“As they celebrate the upcoming release of their new EP Signals on April 9, BINI continues to push the boundaries of pop, proving they are not only the pride of the Philippines but one of the most exciting rising forces in global music today,” they added.
Global Spin Live is mounted by the GRAMMY Studios, an institution under the Recording Academy, the body behind the GRAMMY Awards. The platform has previously featured a diverse lineup of global acts, including K-pop artists TAEMIN, LE SSERAFIM, TREASURE, ENHYPEN, and ATEEZ, as well as international performers such as Lay, Amber Liu, and Jeff Satur.
The announcement comes on the heels of BINI’s record-breaking send-off event for Coachella held on March 21, which drew a crowd of 15,804 fans. The group was also recently honored with the Powerhouse Award at the Billboard Philippines Women in Music event.