It’s Back! Philippine International Pyromusical Competition Returns to Ignite the Skies at SM Mall of Asia

Calling all fireworks fanatics! Fireworks take centre stage once more as the Philippine International Pyromusical Competition finally erupts back onto the scene after a four-year hiatus.

The competition, known for its incredible displays of synchronised fireworks and music, has been a crowd favourite for years. Finally, the skies above the Philippines will once again be illuminated for five glorious nights this summer. Head on to the Seaside Boulevard at SM Mall of Asia to witness the pyrotechnics on 11, 18, and 25 May 2024 and 1 and 8 Jun 2024

Planning to see the show? Read on to see more details of the comeback — including the participating countries! 

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Philippine International Pyromusical Competition 2024

Image credit: Carl Valguna via Philippine International Pyromusical Competition (Official) | Official Facebook Page

Originally known as the World Pyro Olympics, the event undoubtedly stands out as a multi-week fireworks extravaganza. Each night, two different countries would battle it out with their most awe-inspiring fireworks displays, all choreographed to a captivating musical soundtrack. 

The news of the competition’s return has social media buzzing with excitement. It’s been four years since the last competition was held in 2019 at SM City Clark. The event featured breathtaking displays from a total of 10 countries, including China, Germany, and Poland. 

This year, participating countries include the Netherlands, South Korea, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, China, and the United Kingdom

Image credit: Arwin Dolloso via Philippine International Pyromusical Competition (Official) | Official Facebook Page

Meanwhile, the schedule is as follows:

  • 11 May: Opening Exhibition (Philippines), Royal Fireworks (The Netherlands)
  • 18 May: Faseecom Co., Ltd. (South Korea), Skylighter Fireworx (Australia)
  • 25 May: H.C. Pyrotechnics (Belgium), Steffes Ollig Feurwerk (Germany)
  • 1 Jun: Macedos Pirotecnico (Portugal), Liuyang Jinsheng Fireworks Co., Ltd. (China)
  • 8 Jun: Pyrotex Fireworks (United Kingdom), Closing Exhibition (Philippines)

Keep your competitive spirit at bay, though: While the host country doesn’t compete, they traditionally save the grand finale for themselves, treating the audience to a spectacular fireworks show on the last night.

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So, mark your calendars, pyro enthusiasts! The Philippine International Pyromusical Competition is gearing up to ignite the night sky once again.  We’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for more details on ticket sales and other event information. In the meantime, get ready for a summer filled with dazzling displays and unforgettable fireworks experiences!


Featured image credit: Philippine International Pyromusical Competition (Official) | Official Facebook Page

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