If you’ve been waiting for a sign to finally catch The Juans live, consider this January your golden ticket. The band just dropped their official schedule, and they aren’t just playing shows. They are practically embarking on a nationwide road trip.
From the tip of Mindanao to the heart of Pasig, here is the breakdown of where you can catch them this month.
The Mid-Month Grind: From Festivals to Fiestas
The Juans are kicking things off with a heavy focus on local celebrations. If you are in South Cotabato or Pangasinan, you are in luck.
Jan 10 | Hinugyaw Festival: Koronadal City is getting the party started at the Sports Complex.
Jan 12 | Bugallon Day: A quick flight to Pangasinan for a show at the Municipal Auditorium.
Jan 14 | Halad Festival 2026: They will be at the NDMC Grounds in Midsayap.
Jan 18 | Brgy. Pook Fiesta: Laguna fans, this one is for you. A cozy fiesta vibe in Santa Rosa.
The Home Stretch: Mindanao and Central Luzon
After a short breather, the band heads back down south before finishing strong in the north.
Jan 25 | Kahimunan Festival Music Fest: They will be taking the stage in Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur.
Jan 29 | Santa Ignacia Town Fiesta: Tarlac gets their turn at the end of the month.
Jan 30 | St. Augustine Academy of Pampanga: Celebrating an 80th Founding Anniversazry in Floridablanca.
The Grand Finale: Circus Music Festival 7
The biggest date on the calendar is undoubtedly Saturday, January 31. The Juans will be capping off their marathon month at the Circus Music Festival 7 in Bridgetowne Central Park, Pasig.
This is not just another gig. It is one of the biggest OPM festivals of the year. If you could not make it to the provincial dates, this is your chance to see them alongside a massive lineup in the metro.
Juanista Tip: Most of these festival shows are free or community-funded, but the Circus Music Festival is a ticketed event. Make sure to secure your passes early!
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