“Get Get Aww” Goes Global: SexBomb Reunion Heads to Dubai and California
Filipino millennials are in for a treat as the group takes its concert series to the United States and Dubai
Millennial parents, this one’s for you — and maybe for your kids who are just discovering what “Get Get Aww” means.
After selling out five reunion shows at the Araneta Coliseum and Mall of Asia Arena, the SexBomb Girls are officially going global. Rochelle Pangilinan announced that the concert series is heading to the United States and Dubai — proving that nostalgia doesn’t expire, it just books a bigger venue.
First Stop: Dubai
The world tour kicks off on March 27 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre. This is followed by March 28 at Abu Dhabi.
“Nagsimula sa simpleng entablado… ngayon international na ang kembot,” Rochelle wrote on Instagram.
She called on the “Pinalaki ng SexBomb” crowd in the UAE to lace up their boots and get ready. And if the Manila shows were any indication, this won’t just be a concert — it’ll be a full-on millennial time machine.
US, Ready Ka Na Ba?
The girls are also heading to California for two shows in May:
- May 16 at the Thunder Valley Casino Resort
- May 23 at the Saban Theatre
“USA, ready ka na ba?” Rochelle teased. “I-gather na ang friends, ihanda ang boots, because we’re bringing the kembot to you very soon. Get get aww, US edition!”
She also described the May 23 show as a birthday blessing — a reminder that this reunion feels deeply personal for the members, too.
Producer NY Entourage Productions shared that more world tour dates are expected to be announced soon.
Before the international tour, it was announced that they were doing the rAWnd 6 concert with details to be announced.
From “Eat Bulaga” to Global Stage
Formed by Joy Cancio, the group first rose to fame on Eat Bulaga! before becoming household names with hits like “Spagheti Song” and “Halukay Ube.” They later starred in their own TV series, Daisy Siete — a core memory for many ‘90s and early 2000s teens who are now navigating PTA meetings and school drop-offs.
When the reunion was first announced last December, tickets flew. One sold-out show turned into five. What was supposed to be a final repeat became a full-blown celebration of a generation.
A Full-Circle Moment for Millennial Moms
In a candid interview with Karen Davila, Rochelle shared how her daughter Shiloh is a huge fan of BINI. When Rochelle reminded her that she once led the iconic SexBomb Girls, her daughter honestly replied, “You will never be BINI, mom!”
And maybe that’s the beauty of it.
Today’s kids have their girl groups. Millennial moms had theirs. And now, many are attending these concerts not just to relive their youth — but to show their children a piece of it.
From local stages to international arenas, the SexBomb reunion proves one thing: the kembot may have started in Manila, but it belongs to Filipinos everywhere — especially the parents who grew up chanting “Laban o bawi” before they ever said “time-out” or “gentle parenting.”
And if this world tour is any sign, this comeback is just getting started.
Frequently Asked Questions
The group will perform on March 27 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre.
They are scheduled to perform on May 16 at the Thunder Valley Casino Resort and on May 23 at the Saban Theatre.
The SexBomb Girls rose to fame on Eat Bulaga! and became icons in the early 2000s. Many of their original fans are now parents, making the reunion both nostalgic and full-circle.
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