Nation’s Girl Group BINI has arrived in the Philippines after wrapping up the Australia and New Zealand leg of their “BINI Signals World Tour 2026.” Ganiel Krishnan, ABS-CBN NewsNation’s Girl Group BINI is back home in the Philippines after wrapping up the Australia and New Zealand leg of their 2026 world tour.
The eight-member P-pop group returned home after performing for their international Blooms, with stops in Melbourne and Auckland, where they experienced the warm reception of Filipino and international fans.
For Aiah, coming home after weeks on the road means finally getting to spend time with family and friends.
“It’s always nice being back here kasi we get to come back to our motherland, see our family and friends. And always pag may tour kami, meron kaming rest days din. So we’re looking forward to that,” she said.
Colet, meanwhile, described their Australia and New Zealand experience as memorable, particularly because they got to meet their Blooms while also finding time to explore.
“Sobrang saya po kasi na-meet namin yung Blooms namin sa Australia and sa New Zealand. Ang saya, ang saya dun po kasi meron din kaming time to roam around,” she shared.
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One thing that caught the girls by surprise was the colder weather, with Sheena admitting they weren’t completely prepared for the temperatures during the tour.
“Grabe yung Australia leg po namin. Sobrang lamig compared sa North America. Hindi kami super prepared kasi unti lang yung jackets na dala namin. Pero super fun kasi nakapag-layer kami, nakapag-outfit kami,” Sheena said.
For Maloi, the tour became even more special as it marked BINI’s first time performing in Melbourne and Auckland.
“First time kasi namin perform sa Melbourne and Auckland. So masaya kasi na-experience namin yung energy ng Blooms doon and I hope makabalik pa kami,” she said.
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Mikha also noted how the Australia and New Zealand shows had their own unique flavor, from the colder weather to changes in their concert set.
“I think it’s different because, well, the weather, it’s really cold. And also, we have different songs at the end of our concerts that were performed as solo,” she said, adding that the shows also featured OPM and BINI songs as part of a special segment toward the end of the concerts.
Despite performing in different parts of the world, Jhoanna said the group continues to be amazed by the support they receive overseas, particularly as fans fill the large venues chosen for their shows.
“Actually, nagugulat na lang po kami na ganoon pa rin. Alam mo yung same pa rin and napupuno po namin kahit papaano. Hindi man super, super, super sold out pero napupuno, almost sold out natin yung mga arena,” she said.
Jhoanna added that some Blooms even follow the group from one city to another throughout the tour.
“Grateful lang kami na yung iba talagang sinusunod-sunod nila yung city. Talagang nag-world tour din sila kasama namin,” she said.
But BINI will not be slowing down for long.
Stacey revealed that the group is already preparing for the Asian leg of their tour despite having other commitments in between.
“We’re very excited po for our Asian tour kasi in-betweens may mga ganap din kami pero hindi mawawala yung training namin for our Asian tour,” Stacey said.
The girls are also looking forward to returning to Singapore and performing together for the first time in Taiwan.
“Matagal-tagal din yung vacation namin after Australia and New Zealand. So we are prepping and of course excited kami to try Asian food kasi parang tagal na din namin hindi nakabalik sa Singapore and first time namin walo sa Taiwan na magpe-perform,” Stacey added.
And while their world tour continues, Jhoanna teased that even more projects and appearances have been added to BINI’s already packed calendar.
“While doing the World Tour po, ang daming pumasok na bagong schedule po sa loob ng Philippines and also outside the Philippines. So, hindi ko alam kung pwede nang magsabi ng info pero ayun, sunod-sunod po, jam-packed pa rin ang schedule ng BINI until the end of the year,” she said.
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