Wish South Korea Brings OPM to the Heart of Seoul

Wish South Korea is all set to bring the iconic Wish Bus to Seoul Battleship Park on March 30, 2026, Monday, to showcase Original Pilipino Music (OPM). 

In coordination with the Philippine Embassy in Seoul, the event will feature a lineup headlined by Filipina sensation Gwyn Dorado.

A cross-cultural affair

At the upcoming event, the Wish Bus will serve as a symbol of Filipino cultural pride, marking a historic milestone in its journey from the streets of Metro Manila to one of the world's most prolific entertainment capitals.

Gwyn, known for her powerful vocals, recently made history as the highest-scoring contestant in the history of Korea’s TV program “Sing Again.” She made her South Korean debut in September last year, with the single “Way.”

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Gwyn will be performing alongside Korean artists Everglow and KISU, making the event a cross-cultural affair.

Everglow, originally a six-member group, is now a quartet comprising E:U, Sihyeon, Onda, and Aisha. The act is known for hits like “DUN DUN,” “LA DI DA,” and their debut single “Bon Bon Chocolat.” KISU, on the other hand, is a talented South Korean singer-songwriter who made his solo debut in 2017. He is a former member and vocalist of the boy group 24K.

A gateway to the world

The Seoul showcase is also a demonstration of the Wish Bus’s role as a “Gateway to the World.” With over 15.8 million YouTube subscribers, the Wish Bus has become one of the Philippines’ most powerful digital exports. 

As the first and only fully-functional mobile FM studio in the Philippines, it serves as a unique stage hosting a plethora of live performances. These performances, known as Wishclusives, can be accessed on demand on the Wish YouTube channel. Currently, the channel is home to over 2,800 videos, forming one of the largest digital libraries of modern OPM.

Wish’s expansion in South Korea follows the successful launch of Wish Bus USA in Hollywood, solidifying the platform’s status as a global ambassador for OPM.