Over October marked a milestone moment in their music career with a special 11th anniversary concert and the launch of their newest single “Dahan” last October 12, 2025, at the MOA Amphitheater, MOA Sky. The free concert drew a vibrant crowd of fans, friends, and curious listeners, all eager to experience the heartfelt soundscape that Over October has become known for. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the band took the stage and delivered a performance that was both nostalgic and forward-looking—an emotional celebration of how far they’ve come and where they’re headed next.
The setlist was a carefully curated mix of their most beloved hits and newer releases, including “Ikot,” “123,” “Wait,” “Alive,” “Never Stop,” “Mr. Sun,” “Kaakit-akit,” “Sandali Lang,” “Intertwined,” “Song No. 5,” and the much-anticipated “Dahan.” Each song carried its own emotional weight, resonating with the crowd in waves of joy, longing, and quiet reflection. “Dahan,” in particular, stood out as a poignant moment in the evening; its gentle melody and introspective lyrics invited everyone to feel deeply. It was more than a launch; it was a collective pause, a shared heartbeat, and a reminder of the breathtaking power of music.
Beyond the performances, Over October brought their audience into their world by recreating scenes from their early hangouts in UP Diliman. They reminisced about jamming with their “octobears” in campus corners, turning the amphitheater into a living memory of creative beginnings. It was a touching tribute to the spaces and people that shaped their music, and a quiet dedication to the community that continues to support them.
What made the night truly special was the sense of intimacy and authenticity that Over October brought to the stage. They didn’t just perform—they connected. They spoke candidly about their journey from being a small band with big dreams to becoming a powerhouse in the OPM industry with thousands of followers across the Philippines and beyond. Their story is one of persistence, passion, and purpose, and it’s a story that many in the crowd saw reflections of in their own lives.
The anniversary concert was more than a musical event. It was a celebration of growth, gratitude, and the enduring bond between artists and their audience. Over October reminded everyone that music isn’t just about sound, rather, it’s about memory, emotion, and shared experience. As they continue to evolve and create, one thing remains clear: Over October isn’t just making music. They’re making memories.
