Noel Cabangon’s Tuloy Ang Byahe journeys to the Music Museum

Singer-songwriter Noel Cabangon may well be one of the most bankable recording artists of today, having multi-platinum record awards for his albums Byahe and Panaginip. His latest release Tuloy Ang Byahe, also the most downloaded album in www.mymusicstore.com.ph, is expected to reach Gold Status in record time- only two months after it was released.

Noel’s magic as a performer, however, is best experienced during his live performances. With this, the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) proudly presents Noel Cabangon: Tuloy Ang Byahe The Concert this September 28, 8 p.m., at the Music Museum.  

For more than four decades now, PETA has committed itself to the pursuit of artistic excellence, with a vision of a distinct Filipino  theater as a tool for social change. PETA has also nurtured and cradled hundreds of artists who, up to this day, continue to share their talents and expertise in theater, television, radio, print media and education.

Multi-awarded Filipino singer and composer Noel Cabangon is one of the testaments to PETA's cultural work. He has joined PETA in the early 90's, dabbling in theater as a musical director, composer, actor, and teacher, imparting  his years of experience in workshops aimed at educating the younger generations on the importance of theater.

 “I continue to rally behind PETA and its ideals, so it is just fitting that we collaborate on Tuloy Ang Byahe The Concert, because for us, really, the journey continues,” says Noel. “It is also my way of thanking my audience for their undying support to me and my music.”