Megumi Acorda Scheduled to Perform at Playtime Festival 2025 in Mongolia
Megumi Acorda will perform at the 2025 Playtime Music Festival in Mongolia from July 3-6. The festival, established in 2002, is the country’s largest and longest-running music event. This year features a diverse lineup of artists, including Acorda, the only act from the Philippines confirmed so far, with updates about their performance pending.
Megumi Acorda is set to perform at the Playtime Music Festival 2025 in Mongolia this July, recognized as the largest and longest-running music event in the country. Established in 2002, the festival showcases a variety of genres such as indie, hip-hop, rock, and metal. This year’s festival will take place from July 3rd to 6th at the Playtime Field in Ulaanbaatar, marking its return to this venue since 2024.
On February 27, 2025, Playtime Festival announced the first wave of artists performing, including Megumi Acorda, the only act from the Philippines confirmed for this year’s festival. The specific date of their performance has not yet been revealed, with updates expected soon. They will be joined by various local and international acts, showcasing a diverse lineup across four days of music.
The first wave of the Playtime Music Festival 2025 lineup includes notable artists such as ALCEST from France, envy from Japan, and BALMING TIGER from South Korea, among others. This extensive list of artists reflects the festival’s commitment to providing a multicultural musical experience. Attendees can look forward to a rich array of performances from both established and emerging musicians during the festival.
Megumi Acorda’s participation in the Playtime Music Festival 2025 highlights the event’s diverse lineup and its significance in the Mongolian music scene. With performances scheduled from July 3-6, the festival promises to be an exciting celebration of various music genres, featuring a mix of international and local talent. Keep an eye out for more details on their performance date and set times.
Original Source: billboardphilippines.com
