Okada Manila’s Crystal Pavilion turned into the country’s biggest party spot last September 20–21 as San Miguel Oktoberfest 2025 drew in over 8,000 fans, celebrities, and music lovers for two nights of beer, beats, and all-out revelry.
San Miguel Pale Pilsen ambassador Coco Martin led the star-studded crowd, while sports legends and music icons made sure the energy never dipped.
The recently crowned San Miguel Beermen champions had fans cheering as they shot hoops with revelers.
Pool greats Efren “Bata” Reyes and Francisco “Django” Bustamante also hit the spotlight, taking challengers head-on in fun exhibition matches.
But the true headliners were the music acts.
A powerhouse lineup took the stage, with Rico Blanco, Arthur Nery, December Avenue, Lola Amour, The Dawn, The Juans, and Brownman Revival delivering one show-stopping set after another.
Rising names like Maki, Autotelic, Over October, and The Cohens kept the crowd moving, while DJs Chelsea and Rammy turned the Crystal Pavilion into a massive dance floor.
The party wasn’t just about music—it was also about endless beer and flavor.
Guests sampled San Miguel’s classics alongside exciting new brews like India Pale Ale, Fruity Wheat Ale, Summer Ale, and Specialty Lager. Food pop-ups from Las Flores, Café Fleur by Chef Sau, Flipside Burgers, and Purefoods Deli kept the crowd fueled, while San Miguel’s draft beer truck made sure glasses never ran empty.
By the end of the night, party-goers left not just with unforgettable memories but also limited-edition San Miguel merch that made the festival feel like a true collector’s event.
The fun doesn’t stop there.
The San Miguel Oktoberfest tour continues at Paseo de Santa Rosa, Laguna on October 18 featuring Rocksteddy, Sunkissed Lola, Progeny, The Collars, and Parisukat, then heads to Queensland Manor, Cebu City on October 31 with Urbandub, December Avenue, Missing Filemon, Nikolay, and Kuwako rocking the stage.
With celebrities, legendary athletes, and top bands all under one roof, San Miguel Oktoberfest 2025 proved once again why it’s the country’s biggest and boldest beer party.
