PRIDE PH has unveiled its lineup of guests and performers who will grace the long-awaited Pride event “LOV3LABAN 2025.”
Filipina drag queen Marina Summers and Reina Hispanoamericana 2025 Dia Maté will be among the performers in this year’s Pride festival.
They will be joined by several local artists Raven Heyres, Paul Pablo, Kumare Harvey, Stef Aranas, Nica Del Rosario, Justine Peña, and Matthew Chang.
Members of the Ballroom PH, Femme MNL, Saliwindakan Dance Company, and the Barefoot Theater Collaborative will also perform at “LOV3LABAN 2025.”
In addition to this vibrant event, the cast members of “Open Endings,” “Some Nights I Feel Like Walking,” “Love at First Spike,” and the third season of “Sparks Camp” will serve as guests at the festival.
“Open Endings” is a new sapphic Cinemalaya film featuring Janella Salvador, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Klea Pineda, and Leanne Mamonong.
“Some Nights I Feel Like Walking” is another queer movie released in 2024, starring Miguel Odron, Argel Saycon, Jomari Angeles, and Tommy Alejandrino.
Meanwhile, “Love at First Spike” is a forthcoming Philippine boys’ love (BL) series starring Emilio Daez, Sean Tristan, River Joseph, and Reign Parani.
“Sparks Camp,” on the other hand, is the country’s first-ever queer dating reality show, with the third season featuring 10 new participants in one camp this July.
‘LOV3LABAN’ hosts
Before this, the organizers announced the hosts for “LOV3LABAN 2025.”
They are Kaladkaren, Sassa Gurl, Pipay, AC, Queen Dura, Aaron Maniego, Ate Dick, Bong Gonzales, Christian Antolin, Dong Pat, NAIA Black, and Sophie Prime.
The “LOV3LABAN 2025” festival will be held at the University of the Philippines-Diliman in Quezon City on June 28, Saturday.
To commemorate this year’s Pride month, the event aims to strengthen the LGBTQIA+ community’s fight toward “a truly free society.”
Organizations, companies, groups, and government offices who will join the event may register through this link.
The 2024 edition of the Love Laban Pride March and Festival gathered over 200,000 LGBTQIA+ members and allies at the Quezon Memorial Circle in Quezon City.
