Conclusively, the film of The Dawn (band), "Tulad Ng Dati" as well as their video "Ang Iyong Paalam", were shot at the bar.
They were The Amandas, Kiko Machine, Pinas, Lahi, Southern Grass, Sugarhiccup, Shoulder State, Dream Kitchen, Prank Sinatra, to name a few.
[7] This was likewise produced by Bel Sayson under 6Underground Records and distributed nationwide by Warner Music Philippines.
Among them were 6 Cycle Mind, 18th Issue, Angulo,[8] Badburn, Callalily, Chicosci,[9] Cynthia Alexander, Champagne, Daydream Cycle, Death by Stereo, Dicta License, Enemies Of Saturn, Erektus, Faspitch, Furlong, Francis M, Greyhoundz, Hale, Imago, Itchyworms, Join d Club, Juana, Julianne, Jun Lopito, Kala, Kapatid,[10] Kiko Machine, Kjwan, Lokomotiv, Mayonnaise, Menaya, A Music Theory, Narda, Paramita, Parokya Ni Edgar, Project Mayhem Md, Pedicab, Pepe Smith, Pupil, Queso, Radioactive Sago Project, Razorback, Rocksteddy, Sandwich, Session Road, Sinosikat?, Slapshock, Sponge Cola, Stonefree, Sugarhiccup, Black Manika, Kadja Odja, Tropical Depression, Tuesday Vargas, Typecast, Up Dharma Down,Goodbye Tracy[11] Urbandub, Vinyard, Wickermoss, and many others.
[12] To complete the media, they also feature other band performances and live video streaming through their website, underground.ph [1], making 6Underground an independent multimedia community.