SB19 headlines TM’s 25th anniversary TeaM Fair
BAIS CITY, Negros Oriental — P-pop group SB19 headlined TM’s TeaM Fair 2026 in Bais City on Sept. 12 as the prepaid brand marked its 25th anniversary with music, community activities, and subscriber rewards.
The celebration brought TM’s “2GEDER 5EVER” anniversary campaign closer to Ka-TeaMs in Negros Oriental, continuing a year-long series of activities marking the brand’s milestone.
TM ambassadors SB19 led the entertainment lineup alongside fellow ambassador Jayat, guest artist Janine Berdin, and local bands and performers.
Their performances capped a series of activities designed to celebrate TM’s relationship with communities that have supported the brand over the past 25 years.
“TeaM Fair is our way of celebrating 25 years with the Ka-TeaMs who have been with us through the years,” said Bea Lacson, Senior Director for TM. “We wanted to bring this experience closer to them and give them a night they could enjoy with the people who matter to them. These are the connections that have kept our TeaM strong for 25 years.”
Ahead of the TeaM Fair, TM brought its anniversary celebration to communities from Luzon to Mindanao through a series of TM Tambayan caravans.
Ka-TeaMs joining the caravans took part in FunRewards and FunLaro activities at TM booths.
Participants could also use their rewards points for refreshments, snacks, and TM items.
The caravans also gave Ka-TeaMs opportunities to win tickets to the TeaM Fair in Bais City.
In Bais, local bands and talents were given spots on the TeaM Fair stage alongside TM’s featured performers.
Their participation brought the anniversary activities closer to the host community while providing local performers with an opportunity to take part in the milestone event.
TeaM Fair is part of TM’s year-long “2GEDER 5EVER” celebration, which extends beyond community events through subscriber offers and rewards.
These include the TM 25th Freebie for eligible promo registrations and partner flash deals available through the GlobeOne app every 25th of the month.
The TM 25th Freebie introduced for the anniversary gives customers registering for eligible promotions one day of free unlimited access to TikTok and Facebook.
Together with TM Rewards and other benefits, the offers are intended to give subscribers more ways to stay connected, make the most of their budgets, and access services and entertainment.
The initiatives also build on TM’s long-standing focus on providing practical value for the everyday needs and diskarte of its customers.
TM traces its beginnings to September 2001, when it was introduced as Touch Mobile as part of Globe’s effort to serve value-conscious prepaid mobile users.
The brand’s cumulative subscriber base reached 29.2 million by the end of 2025.
TM began its 25th anniversary activities with a concert on March 7 at Davao Crocodile Park in Davao City.
The anniversary program has since expanded through promotions, rewards, concerts, community events, and other activities across the country.
For 25 years, TM has shared in the everyday wins, challenges, and celebrations of Ka-TeaMs nationwide.
From the TM Tambayan caravans to the TeaM Fair in Bais City, the anniversary campaign has highlighted the brand’s continuing relationship with communities through its “Iba ’pag TeaM, 2GEDER 5EVER” message.
TM is a prepaid brand of Globe Telecom Inc., a Philippine digital platform with interests in telecommunications, fintech, venture building, shared services, and digital marketing.
Globe is listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange under the symbol GLO.
The company provides mobile, broadband, data, and managed services for consumers and businesses.
Globe is a participant in the United Nations Global Compact.
It is also the first publicly listed Philippine company with approved near- and long-term science-based targets under the Science Based Targets initiative.
Globe was named among TIME and Statista’s Most Sustainable Companies in 2026.
The company was also included in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 in 2024 and 2025.
Ayala Corp. and Singtel are Globe’s principals.
More information is available through Globe and the official TM Tambayan website.
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