Wolfgang is reuniting to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their landmark self-titled debut album. Vocalist Basti Artadi, drummer Wolf Gemora, and guitarist Manuel Legarda will return as a trio for a one-night show on February 7, 2026, produced by Ovation Productions. As of this time of writing, the venue has yet to be announced. The teaser features the rebooted sketch of the original album artwork made by Artadi in 1995, which became part of the record’s mythology.
The reunion marks the first time Artadi, Gemora and Legarda will share a stage as Wolfgang since Artadi pursued a solo career in the late 2010s. Their return also sharpens the focus on the debut that changed the trajectory of Filipino rock. The album fused thrash precision, grunge tension, and hard rock drama at a time with iconic tracks such as “Halik ni Hudas,” “What Grows in Your Garden,” “Cast of Clowns,” and many more. The album gave listeners the songs that balanced metal heaviness, grunge’s melody, and a kind of technical discipline that became the band’s signature.
In The Rolling Stone Philippines Interview with Artadi, he reminisced about a time when Wolfgang and Razorback frequently built each other upwards in the rock music scene. “When I was in college, Razorback asked me to sing with them because they didn’t have a singer,” Atradi says. “I think they gave me tapes of all the songs they knew. That’s how I ended up getting into rock music, and I loved it. I loved how it made me feel. Even to this day, I love heavy metal. I love it for the theatrics, I love it for the bombast.”
While the full set list has not been revealed, the trio’s involvement hints at a show built around the material that shaped their early years. For a band whose influence still runs through generations of heavy acts, the reunion stands as for fans to once again hear the chemistry that defined an era of Filipino rock for an entire generation.
