MANILA, Philippines – Legendary Filipino rock band The Dawn is making its way to Rappler Live Jam on Thursday, February 5!
The Dawn was formed in 1985 by late guitarist Teddy Diaz, first starting out as a trio composed of Diaz, drummer Junboy Leonor, and bassist Clay Luna. They later met Jett Pangan, who would become the band’s lead vocalist.
Their current lineup consists of lead singer Pangan, Leonor, Francis Reyes and Sancho Sanchez (guitars), and Bim Yance (bass).
Throughout The Dawn’s decades-long run, it has produced hits like “Salamat,” “Iisang Bangka Tayo,” and “Enveloped Ideas,” among many others.
The group disbanded in 1995, but reunited just several years later in 2000. Their latest release is the single “Delikado.”
Catch The Dawn on Rappler Live Jam on Thursday, 8 pm, by bookmarking this page or heading to Rappler’s YouTube! – Rappler.com
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