Get to know the Wanderland 2025 lineup through these songs

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From headliners Daniel Caesar and HONNE and Filipino acts like Dilaw and Waiian, listen to these songs to get yourself hyped for Wanderland 2025!

MANILA, Philippines – The Wanderland Music & Arts Festival is inching closer to its 2025 edition, happening on March 22 and 23 at the Filinvest Events Grounds in Alabang, Muntinlupa City. 

Like always, the homegrown music festival will feature a curated roster of local and international performers, giving Filipino acts and international artists from across the globe the opportunity to share the stage. In 2024, headliners Jack Johnson and Thundercat dominated the festival alongside acts like Beenzino, Lola Amour, Hwasa, and Paolo Sandejas, to name a few. 

This time, a total of 20 acts will perform for Filipino festival-goers, with the lineup being led by headliners Daniel Caesar (Day 1) and HONNE (Day 2). That said, get to know the Wanderland Music & Arts Festival 2025 lineup here, as told by some of the songs by each performer: 

Day 1

Daniel Caesar (Canada)

Canadian R&B artist Daniel Caesar will be headlining the first day of Wanderland 2025. Caesar — who released his first album Pilgrim’s Paradise in 2015 — last performed in Manila in July 2023 for his “Superpowers” world tour. 

You’ve likely already heard “Best Part” and “Get You” from his 2017 Freudian album, so try listening to these instead to get yourself hyped ahead of his Manila set:  

Mayonnaise (Philippines)

ALYSON (Philippines)

SinoSiKat? (Philippines)

TONEEJAY

Waiian (Philippines)

Chet Faker (Australia)

Dayglow (US)

Regina Song (Singapore)

92914 (South Korea)

Day 2

HONNE (UK)

By now, Andy Clutterbuck and James Hatcher of electro-pop duo HONNE are familiar faces to Filipinos. The “Location Unknown” hitmakers were last here to ring in the new year at NYE at the 5th in BGC, and they’re returning just two months later to headline Day 2 of Wanderland 2025! 

We recommend listening to the feel-good “B I K E,” which many people attach a romantic meaning to, but is actually about Andy’s son learning to ride a bike for the first time.

“It’s about you cycling around with him on the [back] of the bike. So, although you wouldn’t necessarily know it when you listen to it, it’s talking about the love for your child. But people can kind of fit themselves into the story however they like when they listen,” James told Rappler in a recent interview.

Listen to “Woman,” too, one of HONNE’s more underrated classics.

Urbandub (Philippines)

Dilaw (Philippines)

Plain White T’s (US)

Nameless Kids (Philippines)

PRYVT (South Korea)

The Paper Kites (Australia)

yung kai (Canada)

mindfreakkk (Thailand)

Hermitude (Australia)

– Rappler.com