They have been showcasing the Filipino talent in the last 15 years. The group has a solid fan base here and abroad. Surprisingly, no producer has taken the leap to feature them in a local concert, until OBM came in and did it.
Outbox Media Powerhouse Corporation, led by Queen of Events Rossel Taberna, is the only one that trusted Aegis fully to produce a concert for the trio.
Happening at the Music Museum on July 23 and 24, directed by Jay Durias of South Border, the Aegis Back in the City concert promises to be “earthshaking,” just as what Aegis is known for.
“Aegis has been here a long time but nobody has ever dared produce a concert for them. My company and I trust them. Hence, this benefit concert,” said Taberna, wife of news anchor Anthony Taberna, in Filipino.
The National Vocational Rehabilitation Center of the Department of Social Welfare and Development in the National Capital Region is the main beneficiary of the concert of Juliet, Mercy and Ken Sunot.
Outbox Media is on its ninth year of majoring in events and video production. Taberna said that the company will continue to organize charity events to benefit needy people, causes, and organizations.
Viewers will be thrilled to hear the Aegis perform favorites “Luha,” “Halik,” and many others. The concert will also feature The Voice of the Philippines 2 finalists Leah Patricio and Daryl Ong, the G-Force and comedienne-singer K Brosas.
Taberna is also proud of her six-year-old daughter, pop singer Zoey Taberna, who will perform at the concert.
Since it started in year 2000, Aegis has released seven albums that have consistently made the Gold and Platinum marks. The local music industry has hailed Aegis as “the true expression of the Filipino spirit.”