Enrique Gil’s concert available on SKYcable Pay-Per-View

One of the country’s brightest stars is set to dance his way towards your TV sets as SKYcable PAY-PER-VIEW exclusively brings you “King of the Gil” Enrique Gil: The Concert at The Big Dome, live and commercial-free this Friday, November 29, at 8PM.

Following his successful teleserye projects in the past years, Enrique is now hitting the big stage to bust out his famous dance moves for a one-of-a-kind dance concert for his die-hard fans to the live DJ set-up of DJ Buddha, and live keyboard by Louie Ocampo.

Also joining the ‘King of Dougie’ in the dance floor are Vice Ganda, Angel Locsin, Julia Montes, Kathryn Bernardo, Jhong Hilario, Vhong Navarro, Gloc 9, Rayver Cruz, Aaron Villaflor, Kim Chiu, Martin del Rosario, Arjo Atayde, Ejay Falcon, G-Force, and the Streetboys.

Watch the biggest dance party of the year with your family and friends, at the comforts of your home, on SKYcable for only P299.

Never miss out on the hottest concerts and sporting events, here and abroad, and be one of the first to experience it as SKYcable PAY-PER-VIEW brings them straight to your TV sets.

Enjoy this special viewing experience and take your family’s home entertainment to another level as SKYcable, the country’s largest cable TV provider and pioneer in HD cable TV, continues to innovate to bring you only the best in cable TV entertainment.

To subscribe to Enrique Gil’s concert on SKYcable PAY-PER-VIEW, call 381-0000. You may also call or visit any SKYcable local branch office nearest you.

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