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Gary V returns to Miriam College in ‘Gary V Back @MC’ on Oct. 11

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The special memories of the heart formed in the Miriam College (formerly Maryknoll) campus live on in a night of his well-loved hits.

From the school fairs and high school crushes to Mr. Pure Energy, Gary Valenciano returns to where he began in a benefit concert entitled “GaryV Back@MC.”

Adding to the nostalgia are the retro Aliw Awardee all-woman band Rhythm n’ Babes and the adrenalin-fueled MC High School hip-hop Sayawatha Dance Troupe.

Join Gary and his guests in a night of celebrating friendships and happy days gone by as he rocks on Oct. 11, 2024, at 6.30 p.m. at the Marian Auditorium in Miriam College.  

The concert is for the benefit of alumni projects, scholars, and activities for the centennial celebration of Miriam College in 2026.

Tickets are available at TicketWorld  Mobile: +63999 954 5922/ +63917 550 6997 and the Maryknoll/Miriam College Alumni Association (MMCAA) office: 8930 6272 loc 1187.

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A Guide To 2024 Concerts and Festivals Happening In The Philippines — SB19, Dua Lipa, BINI, Maki And More

Here’s a rundown on all the concerts and festivals happening in the Philippines this 2024.

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Only a few days into 2024 and it’s already abundantly clear that the music industry is alive and kicking.

Whether it’s highly anticipated reunions or much-awaited returns or debut concerts in the country, the new year is setting up to be an exciting year for live music. From K-pop acts SEVENTEEN and ENHYPEN to legendary acts Rod Stewart and Janet Jackson to homegrown stars Rivermaya and Gary Valenciano to international powerhouses Ed Sheeran and Incubus , we’ve our calendar marked and our hearts ready for concerts and festivals across Metro Manila and major cities across the Philippines.

To keep you up to date on the long and ever-growing list of live shows this year, here is Billboard Philippines ‘ guide to 2024 concerts and festivals happening in the Philippines — updated regularly as events are announced.

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Martin nievera: the king 4 ever.

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: September 27, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 840 via TicketNet Online .

OPM icon Martin Nievera is staging a major concert this September. It will be in celebration of the 42nd year of his career.

The Maine: The Sweet Sixteen Tour

Where: SM City North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: September 27-28 2024 Tickets: Pillar Presale: June 7, 10 AM – June 8, 10 PM. 8123 Priority Tickets: June 8, 10 AM-10 PM. General Sale: June 9, 10 AM. Starting at PHP 4.500 via PULP Tickets .

American rock band The Maine are returning to Manila for a two-night concert this September. It will be part of their The Sweet Sixteen tour in celebration of their 16 years as a band.

Anne-Marie: 2024 Live In Asia

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: September 28 2024 Tickets: PHP 4,750 (Floor Standing) via here .

English pop hitmaker Anne-Marie is returning to Manila for a concert this September. She is best known for her tracks “2002”, “Our Song”, “Rewrite The Stars” with James Arthur and more.

Over October: Ikot Sa Music Museum – First Solo Concert

Where: Music Museum, Greenhills, San Juan City When: October 4, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 750 via TicketWorld (SOLD-OUT).

Over October are holding their first ever solo concert this October. They are best known for their hits “Ikot,” “Wait,” “Intertwine” with The Ridleys, “Kaakit-akit,” and more.

Olivia Rodrigo: Guts World Tour – Manila Silver Star Show

Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan When: October 5, 2024 Tickets: PHP 1,500 via Live Nation Philippines .

Olivia Rodrigo is finally coming to the Philippines this October for her first concert in the country. It will be part of her Guts World Tour with all net proceeds from ticket sales going to her Fund 4 Good – a non-profit global initiative for women and children.

Hands Like Houses: Live In Manila 2024

Where: Eastside Events Place, Marikina City When: October 6, 2024 Tickets: PHP 1,000 via Ticketmelon .

Australian rock band Hands Like Houses are finally heading to Manila this October. They will be supported by Greyhoundz, Typecast, and Urbandub.

Ne-Yo: Champagne And Roses Tour

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: October 8-9, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,289 via TicketNet Online . October 8 (SOLD-OUT)

R&B hitmaker Ne-Yo is returning to Manila this October as part of his Champagne and Roses Tour. The concert promises a set filled with Ne-Yo’s greatest hits.

LANY – a beautiful blur: the world tour / asia

Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan and Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino, Cebu When: October 12 (Bulacan) and October 13 (SOLD-OUT), 14 (SOLD-OUT), and 15 (Cebu) Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,750 (Manila) and 3,500 (Cebu) via SM Tickets .

Pop-rock duo LANY are making their long-awaited return to the Philippines this October with one show in Manila and three shows in Cebu. These concerts come as the follow-up to their completely sold-out, 5-show stay at the SM Mall of Asia Arena last November 2022 for their “a november to remember” tour.

ZEROBASEONE: THE FIRST TOUR – TIMELESS WORLD

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: October 12, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,500 via SM Tickets .

Korean boy group ZEROBASEONE are set to return to Manila this October for their first ever tour. They were last in Manila for the Asia Artist Awards 2023 at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan where they won the Rookie of the Year and the Best Musician awards.

ASIYA Fest – Asian Music Festival and Conference

Where: World Trade Center, Pasay City When: October 12-13 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 4,450 (Regular Price) via the official ASIYA Fest website .

Karpos Multimedia – the creators of Wanderland Music & Arts Festival – are set to mount an all-new music festival this October, featuring a star-studded lineup composed of BINI, Hyukoh & Sunset Rollercoaster, Gabba, Zild, Balming Tiger, Reese Lansangan and more. Alongside this, ASIYA will also double as a music conference.

Billboard Philippines : Mainstage

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: October 15, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,000 via Sari-Sari Shopping .

Billboard Philippines is celebrating its first anniversary this October. To commemorate this milestone, we have bringing together some of the most iconic names and fast-rising acts of Filipino music to share the stage for a night you won’t forget.

Big Time Rush: Asia Tour 2024

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: October 17, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,750 via TicketNet Online .

American boy band Big Time Rush are finally heading to Manila for a concert this October. The show will be part of their 2024 Asia tour which will also see stops in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore.

Chanyeol: (City-scape) in Asia

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: October 19, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 3,710 via TicketNet Online .

EXO’s Chanyeol is heading back to the Philippines for a solo concert this October. The show will be part of his (City-scape) in Asia tour which will also see dates in Seoul, Ho Chi Minh, Bangkok, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Osaka, Nagoya, Jakarta, and Hong Kong.

Arthur Nery: Solo Concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: October 25, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 750 via TicketNet Online .

Arthur Nery is holding a major solo concert this October. It will follow the “Pagsamo” singer-songwriter’s sold-out first solo concert, held at the New Frontier Theater on July 2, 2022.

SB19: ThanksgiVIing – Sixth Anniversary Celebration

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: October 26 (SOLD-OUT) and 27, 2024 Tickets: Bought with Dunkin’ product bundles at select Dunkin’ stores via Dunkin’ Philippines.

SB19 are teaming up with Dunkin’ to celebrate the group’s sixth anniversary with a special 2-day concert this October. This follows the P-pop Kings’ ONE ZONE SB19 Half A Decade Celebration Fanmeet, held last October to celebrate their fifth anniversary.

YUGYEOM: TRUSTY TOUR

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: November 3, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,500. Selling starts August 25 via SM Tickets .

GOT7’s YUGYEOM is heading back to Manila this November. It will be the “LA SOL MI” hitmaker’s second solo show in the country following his Manila debut back in August 2022.

HORI7ON: DAYTOUR: HORI7ON HIGH – Second Concert

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: November 3, 2024 Tickets: TBA via SM Tickets .

“SIX7EEN” hitmakers HORI7ON are staging their second solo concert in Manila this November. It follows the South Korea-based P-pop boy group’s first solo concert Friend-SHIP [Voyage To Manila], held last September 9, 2023.

Tate McRae: Think Later World Tour 2024 – Asia

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: November 4, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,750 via TicketNet Online .

Widely known for her viral hit “greedy”, pop sensation Tate McRae is coming to Manila this November. This comes as part of the Asia leg of her Think Later World Tour, which will also see dates in Tokyo, Singapore, and Bangkok.

Matt Maltese: A Tour That Is Mine – Asia

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: November 4, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,888 via Ticketmelon .

British-Canadian singer-songwriter Matt Maltese is set to make his return to Manila this November. He most recently came out with his new album Songs That Aren’t Mine last March, containing the hit tracks “Philadelphia”, “Hit Me” and more.

The Kid LAROI: The First Time World Tour

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: November 5, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,500 via TicketNet Online

“STAY” hitmaker The Kid LAROI is heading to Manila for the very first time this November. The Manila show is part of his world tour in support of his aptly titled album The First Time , which features the tracks “NIGHTS LIKE THIS,” “TOO MUCH,” “BLEED,” and more.

Dua Lipa: Radical Optimism Asia Tour

Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan When: November 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,500 via SM Tickets .

Dua Lipa is coming back to the Philippines for a grand concert. The arena show is part of the Asia leg of her tour in support of her new album Radical Optimism, including other stops in Singapore, Jakarta, Tokyo, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and Seoul.

A Night At the Pops with the Manila Symphony Orchestra

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: November 15, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 950 via TicketNet Online .

The Manila Symphony Orchestra are teaming up with Barbie Almalbis, Jason Dhakal, Arthur Miguel, and Lola Amour for one unforgettable night. They are set to perform timeless classics as well as modern hits from the likes of BTS, Laufey, Queen, The Beatles, Bruno Mars, and more.

The Ridleys: Someday We’ll Make A Home – First Solo Concert

Where: The Music Museum, San Juan City When: November 16, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 699 via Ticketworld

The Ridleys are set to hold their first ever solo concert this November. It follows the release of their album All These and More last August 23, which features the tracks “Be With You,” “Love Is,” “KYGM,” and more.

2NE1: WELCOME BACK 2024-25 ASIA TOUR

Where: TBA When: November 16, 2024 Tickets: TBA

Following their highly anticipated reunion, K-pop icons 2NE1 are finally coming back to Manila this November. It will be their first time performing together in the Philippines since 2014.

BINI: Grand BINIverse

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: November 16-18 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,387 (SOLD-OUT)

Nation’s Girl Group BINI are set to bring their BINIverse concert to the Smart Araneta Coliseum stage this November. This follows the success of its sold-out 3-day iteration last June, held at the New Frontier Theater.

Chen: FAN-CON ‘Beyond the DOOR’ ASIA TOUR

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: November 23, 2024 Tickets: TBA via Ticketnet Online .

EXO’s Chen is coming back to Manila this November. It will be part of his 2024 Asia fan-con tour which will also see dates in Taipei, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur.

Taemin: Ephemeral Gaze World Tour

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: November 24, 2024 Tickets: TBA via Ticketnet Online .

SHINee’s Taemin is coming back to Manila this November. Following his performance at the K-Magic Live concert last October 2022, his return will be his second time performing in the country as a solo artist and his first solo concert overall.

Stray Kids: DominATE World Tour

Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan When: November 23, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,000 via SM Tickets .

Stray Kids are set to return to Manila this November with a major solo concert at the Philippine Arena. It will be part of their third world tour ‘dominATE’ in support of their ninth mini-album ATE , released last July 19.

Fiji Blue: Asia Glide Tour

Where: Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier, Taguig City When: November 29, 2024 Tickets: TBA via SM Tickets .

Indie pop duo Fiji Blue are coming back to Manila this November. This will the “Waves” hitmakers first time in Manila since November 2022 for their 2022 Asia tour.

Maki: Maki-Concert Sa New Frontier Theater

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: November 29-30, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 900 via TicketNet Online (SOLD-OUT)

“Dilaw” hitmaker Maki is set to hold his first ever solo concert this November. Alongside “Dilaw,” he is best known for his debut EP  Tanong , which features his first viral hit “Saan?”

Porter Robinson: Smile! 😀 World Tour

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: December 8, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,500 (Early Bird) and PHP 5,000 (Floor Standing) via SM Tickets .

Porter Robinson is set to head to Manila at the end of the year in December. The electronic music producer is best known for his hit tracks such as “Shelter”, “Goodbye To A World”, “Look At The Sky”, and more.

Fujii Kaze: Best of Fujii Kaze 2020-2024

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: December 10, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,800 via SM Tickets .

Fujii Kaze is set to hold is first ever concert in the Philippines this December in support of his greatest hits album Best of Fujii Kaze 2020-2024 . The Japanese singer-songwriter is best known for such hits as “Shinunoga E-Wa,” “Matsuri,” “Garden,” and more.

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The volunteers: asia tour 2024.

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: September 22, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,500 via SM Tickets .

The Volunteers are heading to Manila this September for their 2024 tour of Asia. The Korean rock band – composed of vocalist Baek Yerin, guitarist Jonny, and drummer Kim Chiheon – are best known for their tracks such as “Summer,” “Velvet Glove,” “Psycho,” and more.

Conan Gray: Found Heaven On Tour – Asia 2024

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: August 25, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,750 via TicketNet Online .

Conan Gray is set to return to the Philippines this August. It will be part of the Asia leg of the “Heather” singer’s world tour in support of his latest album Found Heaven .

Teddy Swims: I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: July 24, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,750 via SM Tickets .

American R&B, soul, and pop singer-songwriter Teddy Swims is coming to Manila for a concert this July. This comes as part of his on-going world tour in support of his debut album I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1) .

Doyoung: Dear Youth, In Asia

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: September 4, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,500 via TicketNet Online .

NCT member Doyoung is set to hold his first solo concert in Manila this September. This comes as part of his solo concert tour, dubbed “Dear Youth,” which will also include stops in Seoul, Yokohama, Osaka, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Jakarta.

Converge: Southeast Asia 2024

Where: Eastside Events Place, Marikina City When: May 10, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,500 (Early Bird – SOLD OUT) and PHP 1,800 (Online Price) via here .

American hardcore punk band Converge are finally making their way to Manila. The show comes as part of their 2024 Southeast Asia tour which will also see shows in Jakarta, Bangkok, and Singapore.

GO RUN! H1-KEY’ 2024 1ST ASIA CONCERT TOUR in MANILA

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: March 22, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,800 via TicketNet Online .

K-pop group H1-KEY are making their way to Manila this March for their 1st Asia Concert Tour. The 4-piece is mostly known for their track “Rose Blossom” whose lyrics were written by Young K, the bassist and vocalist of Korean pop-rock band DAY6. On March 8, it was announced that SB19 member and “Get Right” hitmaker Josh Cullen will appear as a special guest .

Rod Stewart Live In Concert, One Last Time

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: March 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 3,500 via SM Tickets

Revered performer Rod Stewart is coming back to Asia after almost 15 years, with one of his biggest productions to date filled with some of his greatest hits across his five-decade-strong career. The show comes as one of the most sought-out concerts over the last year, seeing praises from fans and critics alike.

Corey Taylor

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: April 1, 2024 Tickets: Available on January 30 via Insignia Presents

Corey Taylor is coming to Manila. The Slipknot frontman is finally making his way to the Philippines as part of his CMF2 tour, which will also make its way to cities across Japan.

The Best Of David Archuleta

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: September 14, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1950 via TicketNet Online .

David Archuleta is finally coming back to Manila this September. The “Crush” hitmaker last performed in Manila in 2018 for a fundraising concert.

FT ISLAND: PULSE Asia Tour

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: September 14, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,000 via SM Tickets .

Korean rock/pop band F.T. Island are returning to Manila this September. The concert will be part of the trio’s ‘PULSE’ Asia Tour which will also see dates in Hong Kong, Kaohsiung, and Macau.

Red Velvet – HAPPINESS: My Dear, ReVe1uv – 2024 Fancon Tour

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: September 14, 2024 Tickets: ReVeluv Membership (GL) Pre-Sale: July 26 – 11:00 AM to 8:59PM (PHT) General On-Sale: July 27 SAT 11:00 AM (PHT). Available via SM Tickets .

K-pop group Red Velvet are coming back to Manila this September for a special show. It will be part of their 2024 fan concert tour, which will also see stops in Seoul, Bangkok, Jakarta, and Macau.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus: Asia Tour 2023 – Manila

Where: SM Skydome, Quezon City When: September 12, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,750 via SM Tickets .

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus are also heading to Manila. The show will happen immediately a day after their show in Davao.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus: Asia Tour 2023 – Davao

Where: SMX Convention Center, Davao When: September 11, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,500 via SM Tickets .

American rock band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus are heading back to the Philippines, starting with a concert in Davao. It will be their first time performing in the country since 2016.

Bruno Major: Asia Tour 2024

Where: PICC Plenary Hall, Pasay City When: September 7 and 11, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,700 via Tickelo .

Bruno Major is headed back to the Philippines this 2024. The “Nothing” singer-songwriter is set to come back to Manila as part of his 2024 Asia tour, which also includes stops in Indonesia, Japan, as well as Hong Kong.

Laufey: Bewitched The Goddess Tour

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: September 2, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,250 via SM Tickets (SOLD-OUT).

Laufey is officially set to bewitch Manila this 2024 a second time. Slated to happen this September, the jazz-pop singer’s first arena show in the Philippines is part of her on-going tour in support of the so-called “Goddess Edition” of her album Bewitched .

eaJ: When The Rain Stopped Following Me World Tour

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: September 1, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 3,600 via SM Tickets .

Korean-American singer eaJ is coming back to Manila this September. The show will be part of the Asia leg of his When The Rain Stopped Following Me world tour which will also see dates in Jakarta, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Tokyo, as well as two shows in Seoul.

D.O.: BLOOM – 2024 ASIA FAN CONCERT TOUR

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: August 31-September 1, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,000 via TicketNet Online

EXO member and singer-actor D.O. (also known as Doh Kyung Soo) is headed to Manila for this first ever solo fan concert this August . This is the first time the EXO main vocalist would be performing in Manila in about 6 years when he was with EXO for their EXO PLANET #4 – ElyXiOn Manila concert in 2018.

10CM: Closer to You – 2024 Asia Tour

Where: Newport Performing Arts Theater, Pasay City When: August 31, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,600 via TicketWorld .

South Korean singer-songwriter 10CM is set to hold a Manila concert this August. Known for his songs in hit K-dramas such as Crash Landing On You , and  Queen of Tears , the Manila show will be part of Closer to You 2024 Asia Tour.

December Avenue: Sa Ilalim Ng Mga Bituin – 15th Anniversary Concert

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: August 30, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 600 via SM Tickets .

December Avenue are celebrating 15 years together with a concert this August. They will be joined by the City Lights Symphony Orchestra.

Secondhand Serenade: Asia Tour 2024

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: August 30, 2024 Tickets: On sale this June 29 at 12 PM. Starting at PHP 2,650 via TicketNet Online .

Secondhand Serenade is set to hold a concert in Manila this June. The iconic emo rock band – fronted by John Vesely – is known the hit songs such as “Fall For You” and “Your Call”.

THE BOYZ WORLD TOUR: ZENERATION II

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: August 25, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 4,000 via SM Tickets .

K-pop group THE BOYZ are heading back to Manila this August as part of their 2024 world tour. They were previously in the Philippines last July 15, 2023 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City for their first ever solo concert in the country.

Emotional Oranges: Live In Manila 2024

Where: Apotheka, Makati City When: August 23, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,750 (Early Bird) via Insignia Presents .

American R&B duo Emotional Oranges are heading to Manila this August. They will be joined by soul-R&B act Chiiild.

Tori Kelly: Purple Skies Asia Tour

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: August 23, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,750 via TicketNet Online .

American pop artist Tori Kelly is heading to Manila this August. She will be joined by fellow pop singer-songwriter Maisy Kay as a special guest.

Sasha Alex Sloan: “Me Again” Tour – ASIA

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: August 19, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,500 via SM Tickets .

American indie pop hitmaker Sasha Alex Sloan is set to hold a concert in Manila this August. She is best known for her tracks “Dancing With Your Ghost”, “Older”, “Is It Just Me?” featuring Charlie Puth, and more.

NCT DREAM: 2024 WORLD TOUR – THE DREAM SHOW 3

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: August 10-11, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,500 via SM Tickets .

K-pop group NCT DREAM are heading back to Manila once again in August for two nights. The shows are part of their upcoming 2024 world tour THE DREAM SHOW 3, happening from May to November. Beginning with a three-night run in Seoul, the tour will span other parts of Asia as well as to-be-announced dates in Latin America, US, and Europe.

ITZY: Born To Be World Tour

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: August 3, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,000 via SM Tickets .

ITZY are coming back to Manila. As part of their Born To Be World Tour, the K-pop girl group — known for hits like “WANNABE” and “LOCO” — are set to take over the Mall Of Asia Arena this August.

XG: 1st WORLD TOUR – The first HOWL

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: August 2, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,224 via TicketNet Online .

“LEFT RIGHT” pop sensations XG are finally going on their first world tour this 2024 with a Manila stop this August. Aside from Manila, “The first HOWL” will also see stops in other parts of Asia, North America, Europe, and more.

Julie x Stell: Ang Ating Tinig

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: July 27-28, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,500 via TicketNet Online .

Julie Anne San Jose and Stell of SB19 are a holding 2-night joint concert this July. The two The Voice Generations coach are set to provide a live music experience celebrating different generations of Filipino music.

Felip: 7sins Album Concert

Where: Space at One Ayala, Makati City When: July 27, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,500 via here .

Felip – Ken of SB19 – is celebrating the release of his debut solo album 7sins this July. The album follows his single “Fake Faces” and his debut solo EP COMPLEX .

Munimuni – Alegorya

Where: UP Theater, Diliman, Quezon City When: July 20, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 800 via here .

Folk band Munimuni are staging a major concert in support of their latest album Alegorya . They will be joined by Keiko Necesario, Clara Benin, Barbie Almalbis, and Sofia Abrogar of Any Name’s Okay.

RIIZE: 2024 FAN-CON TOUR – RIIZING DAY

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: July 14, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,935 via TicketNet Online .

Rising K-pop rookies RIIZE are making their way to Manila this July for a fan-con with their BRIIZE. Debuted only last September 2023, this will be the “Love 119” hitmakers’ first time in the Philippines.

IVE: THE 1ST WORLD TOUR – SHOW WHAT i HAVE

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: July 13, 2024 Tickets: Available on March 22, 10 AM-11:59 PM (Live Nation Philippines pre-sale) and on March 23, 12 PM (General Onsale) via SM Tickets .

“All Night” hitmakers IVE are coming back to Manila this July! This will be the K-pop group’s second time in the Philippines following their The Prom Queens fan concert last June 17, 2023 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Deafheaven: Asia Tour 2024

Where: Eastside Events Place, Marikina When: July 12, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,500 (Online) via here .

Deafheaven are set to make their highly-anticipated return to Manila this July. The show comes as part of the black metal-shoegaze fusion group’s 2024 Asia tour which will also see dates in Seoul, Gachurt Village, Osaka, Tokyo, Taipei, Bangkok, Singapore, and Jakarta.

DVWN: 2024 ASIA TOUR <SEE THE SEA>

Where: Samsung Hall, SM Aura, Taguig City When: July 9, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,000 via SM Tickets .

Korean singer-songwriter DVWN is set to hold a special Manila concert this July! He is known for his hit tracks such as “fairy”, “Last”, “No problem” and more.

Hitsujibungaku: Asia Tour 2024

Where: 123 Block, Mandaluyong City When: July 6, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,500 (Early Bird – SOLD-OUT) and PHP 2,999 (Regular) via here .

Japanese alternative rock band Hitsujibungaku are set to make their Manila debut this July. This comes as part of the “more than words” hitmakers’ additional Asia tour dates for 2024, which will also see stops in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Hong Kong.

BINI: BINIverse – THE FIRST SOLO CONCERT

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: June 28-30 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 747 via TicketNet Online (SOLD-OUT).

P-pop group BINI are set to hold their first ever solo concert this June. The 8-member unit was recently honored with the “Rising Star” award at the inaugural Billboard Philippines Women In Music last March 22 at the Samsung Hall in SM Aura, Taguig City.

Ice Seguerra: Videoke Hits: The Repeat

Where: The Music Museum, San Juan City When: June 28, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,499 via TicketWorld .

Following a sold-out initial 2 shows in May, OPM icon Ice Seguerra is holding a repeat of his Videoke Hits concert. The first two shows promised to be an interactive experience between Seguerra and his fans as well as collaborations with special guests.

SUHO: 2024 SUHO CONCERT <SU:HOME> IN ASIA

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: June 22, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 4,000 via TicketNet Online .

EXO member Suho is set to return to the Philippines this June for a solo concert as part of his 2024 Asia tour. He was previously in the Philippines last December 2023 for the Asia Artist Awards held at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan where he brought home the Best Emotive Award and the Best Acting Performance Award.

Wacken Metal Battle Philippines 2024

Where: MetroTent Convention Center, Pasig City When: June 16, 2024 Tickets: PHP 500 via TicketMelon .

Wacken Metal Battle Philippines is back for its third year this 2024. The metal band competition is set to crown another victor to represent the Philippines at this year’s Wacken Open Air, the biggest metal festival in the world.

Solar: 2nd CONCERT [COLOURS] IN MANILA

Where: The Theatre at Solaire, Parañaque City When: June 16, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,000 via Ticket World .

MAMAMOO leader Solar is set to hold a solo concert in Manila this June. She last performed in the country with MAMAMOO for their sold-out 2023 concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City.

LUCAS: FANCON TOUR IN ASIA <FIAT LUX : 熙>

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: June 15, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,970 via TicketNet Online .

SM Entertainment soloist and former WayV and SuperM member Lucas is making his way to Manila this June. This will be part of his First Fancon Tour In Asia which will also see stops in Hong Kong, Jakarta, Taipei, and more to be announced.

Vaultboy: Asia Tour 2024

Where: Ayala Malls Market! Market! Activity Center, Taguig City When: June 13, 2024 Tickets: Free

American singer-songwriter Vaultboy is heading to Manila this June. He is known for his hit tracks “everything sucks”, “rocket science”, and more.

Alexander 23: American Boy In Asia Tour

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: June 11, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,250 for Early Bird and at PHP 2,650 (Floor Standing). Available via SM Tickets .

American singer-songwriter Alexander 23 is going to Manila for a concert this June. He is most known for his tracks such as “IDK You Yet,” “Another Summer Night Without You”, “Cry Over Boys,” “On My Mind” featuring Cory Wong, and more.

B.I: 2024 TOUR “HYPE UP” in ASIA

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: June 9, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 5,000 via Tap Your Tickets .

B.I is heading back to Manila this June. It will be part of the “BTBT” hitmaker’s HYPE UP Asia tour which will also include stops in Seoul, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, and Macau. Korean-Australian soloist LEO is set to join him.

Bullet Dumas: Nananatili

Where: The Music Museum, San Juan City When: June 8, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,800 via Ticketmelon .

Acclaimed Filipino folk singer-songwriter and theater actor Bullet Dumas is holding a solo concert this June. This follows his first ever solo concert, 2018’s Usisa.

Kitchie Nadal: 20th Anniversary Concert – Same Ground

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: June 2, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,200 via Ticketnet Online .

OPM icon Kitchie Nadal is coming to the Philippines for a solo homecoming concert this June. The show will serve as a commemoration of 20 years of her illustrious career in music.

IU: H.E.R World Tour 2024

Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan When: June 1, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,500 via PULP Tickets .

For the first time since 2019, IU is making her way back to the Philippines. As part of her H.E.R World Tour, the Korean singer-songwriter will also be performing across Asia, Europe, and the US.

Darren Espanto: D10

Where: Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: June 1, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 427 via TicketNet Online .

Darren Espanto is celebrating ten years of his career with a concert entitled “D10” this March. He most recently released his single “Iyo” from the hit series Can’t Buy Me Love .

Jason Wade And The Best Of Lifehouse (Acoustic Live)

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: June 1, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,500 via TicketNet Online .

Jason Wade, frontman of alternative rock veterans Lifehouse, is heading to Manila this June for a solo show. He will be performing many of the band’s hits such as “You and Me”, “Everything”, and more in a very special acoustic setting.

Snoh Aalegra: Live In Manila

Where: The Filinvest Tent, Alabang When: May 30, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 4,865 via Tickelo .

Swedish-Iranian R&B singer Snoh Aalegra is holding her first ever Manila concert this May. Known for her hit tracks such as “I Want You Around”, “Nothing Burns Like The Cold”, and “DYING 4 YOUR LOVE”, her Manila show will be the latest in the Karpos Live concert series as it follows the joint concert held by Benny Sings and HYBS last November 28.

GAYLE: (My First Time) in Asia Tour 2024

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: May 29, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,000 via SM Tickets .

Hitmaker GAYLE is holding her first Manila concert this May as part of her (My First Time) in Asia Tour 2024 . The Grammy-nominated singer is most known for her viral track “ABCDEFU” as well as “butterflies” from the original soundtrack of the 2023 Barbie film.

Laufey: A Night At The Symphony

Where: PICC Plenary Hall, Pasay City When: May 28 and 29, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,750 via Tickelo (SOLD OUT)

Prepare to be bewitched once more by the sweet sounds of  Laufey  in Manila this May. Following her first headlining show in the city last year, the jazz singer-songwriter is returning for a special full orchestra performance alongside the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra.

Jesse Barrera and Albert Posis: The Hold On Tight Tour

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: May 25, 2024 Tickets: Starting from 3,700 via SM Tickets .

Filipino-American singer-songwriters Jesse Barrera and Albert Posis are set to hold a homecoming concert in Manila this May. They are known for frequently collaborating on songs together such as with tracks like “Strawberry Soju”, “Maybe We Could Be A Thing”, and more.

Nick Carter: Who I Am Tour

Where: New Frontier Theater (Manila) and Waterfront Hotel Ballroom (Cebu) When: May 23 and 24, 2024 Tickets: Manila: Starting from 3,200 via TicketNet Online . Cebu: Starting from PHP 2,100 via SM Tickets .

Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter is heading to the Philippines as part of his Who I Am Tour, and will feature not just songs from his solo career, but also Backstreet Boys favorites.

Elijah Woods: ilu 24/7, 365 Tour

Where: The Podium Hall, Ortigas Center When: May 20, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,650 via SM Tickets

Pop sensation Elijah Woods is coming to Manila. The viral singer-songwriter, known for his hit “24/7, 365”, will be bringing his ilu 24/7, 365 tour to the Philippines this May.

SB19: PAGTATAG! FINALE

Where: Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: May 18 and 19, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,200 via TicketNet Online (SOLD OUT).

Kings of P-pop SB19 are set to close out their PAGTATAG! world tour with a bang this May. Having seen dates in the US, Canada, and all throughout Asia, the two-night finale is set to end the tour’s successful run where it all started last June 2023: the Araneta Coliseum.

Arch Enemy: Deceivers Asia Tour

Where: Skydome, SM City North EDSA When: May 15, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 3,500 via Pulp Tickets (exclusive VIP ticket promo) and SM Tickets

Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy are heading to the Philippines as part of their Deceivers Asia Tour, named after their most recent release. Tickets are set to go on sale on February 10 at 12NN.

The Show: Niall Horan Live On Tour

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: May 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,500 via SM Tickets

Niall Horan is bringing The Show to Manila. The tour comes in support of his album of the same name, which reflects the current stage of his life as a person, musician, and songwriter. The tour, which officially kicks off in February 24, sees over 50 dates across Europe, North America, Australia, and Asia.

Ice Seguerra: Videoke Hits

Where: The Music Museum, San Juan City When: May 10-11, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,545 via Ticketworld .

OPM hitmaker Ice Seguerra is holding his first concert of 2024 this May. The show promises to be an interactive experience between Seguerra and his fans as well as collaborations with special guests.

2024 Badminton Asia Closing Ceremony: KWAVE Music Festival

Where: Burnham Green, Quirino Grandstand, Manila When: May 11, 2024 Tickets: Free Admission (REGISTRATION CLOSED)

THE BOYZ and fromis_9 are heading to Manila this May as part of the 2024 Badminton Asia Closing Ceremony KWAVE Music Festival. Performing alongside them are P-pop groups YGIG, PLUUS, KAIA, and YARA.

PREP: Asia Tour 2024

Where: The Filinvest Tent, Muntinlupa City When: May 7, 2024 Tickets: Available on March 6, 10 AM. Starting at PHP 3,260 (GA Early Bird) via Tickelo .

Alternative indie group PREP are coming back to Manila this May as part of their 2024 Asia tour. The band, known for hit tracks such as “Cheapest Flight” and “Getaway” (featuring Phum Viphurit) , last played in Manila back in November 2022.

TREASURE: 2024 TREASURE RELAY TOUR [REBOOT]

Where: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: May 4, 2024 Tickets: Fanclub on March 18, 10 AM-11:59 PM. Live Nation Philippines Presale on March 19, 10 AM-11:59 PM. General Sale on March 20, 12 PM.

TREASURE are coming back to Manila. Following a successful two-night stint at the SM Mall of Asia Arena last year for their 2023 TREASURE TOUR [HELLO] IN MANILA, the 10-piece K-pop group are making their way back to the very same venue for their 2024 TREASURE RELAY TOUR [REBOOT].

All Time Low: All Time Low Forever

Where: Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: May 3, 2024 Tickets: Available on March 31 via TicketNetPH

Pop-punk band All Time Low are returning to Manila for the Asia leg of their All Time Low Forever tour. The band is celebrating their 20th anniversary, and get ready to sing your heart out to their classic hits like “Dear Maria, Count Me In,” “Weightless,” and “Remembering Sunday.”

RADWIMPS : The Way You Yawn, And The Outcry of Peace World Tour

Where: Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: May 1, 2024 Tickets: Available on March 2, starting at PHP 2,650 via Ticketnet Online (SOLD-OUT).

RADWIMPS are finally headed to Manila. The Japanese band, known for the original score and soundtrack for Makoto Shinkai’s  Your Name , will be performing at the Araneta Coliseum.

Hev Abi: Morato Most Wanted – The Hev Abi Concert

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: April 28, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 848 via TicketNet Online .

Filipino rap hitmaker Hev Abi is holding his first ever major concert this April. He is most known for his viral tracks “Walang Alam”, “Alam Mo Ba Girl”, “Para Sa Streets”, “WELCOME2DTQ”, and more.

Sobs and Subsonic Eye: Live In Manila 2024

Where: Eastside Events Place, Marikina City When: April 26 and 27, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 800 (1-Day Pass Tickets) via here .

Singaporean alternative indie pop bands Sobs and Subsonic Eye are coming back to Manila this April for two shows. This will be the two bands’ first time performing together in Manila in nearly 5 years since appearing at Summer Noise 2019.

Gary Valenciano: Pure Energy One Last Time

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: April 26 and 27, 2024 Tickets: Available soon starting at PHP 750 via SM Tickets

Gary Valenciano is celebrating his 40th anniversary the best way he knows how — with pure energy. The Filipino icon is holding back-to-back concerts as he welcomes “new chapters, seasons, beginnings, and horizons that lie ahead.”

Incubus Asia Tour 2024

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: April 25, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,250 via TicketNet Online .

For the first time in six years, famed American rock band Incubus is coming back to Manila for their 2024 Asia tour. Since their inception in 1991, the band have grown to become of the most coveted rocks acts in music, creating chart-topping hits like “Drive,” Wish You Were Here,” “Megalomaniac,” and “Nice To Know You.”

WE THE KINGS: 2024 ASIA TOUR

Where: SMX Convention Center Davao, Davao City When: April 21, 2024 Tickets: Available on March 16. Starting at PHP 2,000 via SM Tickets .

Immediately after supporting Boys Like Girls in Manila in April, We The Kings will be heading off to Davao for a solo show of their own. This will be the “Check Yes, Juliet” hitmakers’ first solo concert in the Philippines since 2014.

BOYS LIKE GIRLS: SPRING TOUR 2024 IN MANILA

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: April 20, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,500 via TicketNet Online .

American pop rockers Boys Like Girls are coming back to Manila this April. They will be joined by American pop-punk group We The Kings as special guests.

Regine Rocks: The Repeat

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: April 19, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 840 via SM Tickets

Regine Velasquez-Alcasid is bringing back her famed Regine Rocks concert this April. Showcasing a new side to the revered singer, the concert sees Asia’s Songbird tackle some of the greatest rock hits in a style that is uniquely hers.

BAEKHYUN: LONSDALEITE 2024 ASIA TOUR

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: April 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,000 via TicketNet Online .

EXO-L’s are in for a treat as EXO’s very own main vocalist Baekhyun coming back to Manila for his Lonsdaleite Asia tour. This will be the “Cry For Love” singer’s first solo concert in the Philippines.

WHEE IN: WHEE IN THE MOOD

Where: SM City North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: April 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,500 via SM Tickets .

Whee In is heading out on her first solo world tour. The MAMAMOO member will be heading to Manila this April.

UMI: Talking To The Wind Tour

Where: 12 Monkeys Music Hall & Pub When: April 11, 2024 Tickets: Tickets at PHP 3,800 via SM Tickets

UMI is coming back to Manila this April, bringing with her fresh music from her latest EP talking to the wind . The singer-songwriter was previously in Manila last August 15, 2023.

An Evening With James Taylor and His All-Star Band

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: April 8, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,650 via SM Tickets

Backed by his all-star band, James Taylor is set to take over Manila for the first time ever this April. A GRAMMY Award-winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Taylor is one of the best-selling artist of all time and is one of music’s most influential acts.

Aurora Music Festival

Where: Clark Global City, Pampanga When: April 6 and 7, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 550 via SM Tickets

Aurora Music Festival is coming back this Spring. Across two days, the festival will feature performances from SB19, December Avenue, Moira Dela Torre, Rico Blanco, Parokya Ni Edgar, Kamikazee, and more.

2024 BTOB Fan-Con Our Dream In Manila

Where: SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City When: April 7, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,750 via SM Tickets .

BTOB are finally coming back to the Philippines for a fan-con with their beloved Melody this April. This comes as the veteran K-pop group’s highly anticipated return to Manila after 7 years.

IKON: 2024 iKON LIMITED TOUR – GET BACK

Where: Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: April 7, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,800 via TicketNet Online .

Ahead of all members enlisting for their mandatory military service, K-pop group  iKON  are heading back to the Philippines for a Manila concert this April. With Jay already fulfilling his mandatory military service, only 5 out of 6 members will be present at the concert.

Suffocation & Gatecreeper: Live in Manila 2024

Where: Eastside Events Place, Marikina City When: March 30, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,200 via Ticketmelon

US death metal bands Suffocation and Gatecreeper are storming Manila this March. They will be joined by Taiwanese death metal band Fatuous Rump. This will be Suffocation’s long-awaited return to the Philippines since their Manila debut back in 2015 for Pulp Summer Slam XV: Angels Descend.

KAIA: 2nd Anniversary Fan Concert

Where: Music Museum, San Juan When: April 6, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,000 via TicketNet Online .

P-pop group KAIA are celebrating their 2nd anniversary with a fan concert this April. The 5-piece group previously held their first solo concert to a full house back in December 2023.

Pulp Summer Slam XX: Worlds Collide – THE END

Where: Amoranto Stadium, Quezon City When: March 23, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 1,590 via SM Tickets

Pulp Summer Slam, one of Southeast Asia’s longest running metal festival, is coming back this March bigger than ever. Featuring performances from an international lineup of acts including Fleshgod Apocalypse, Rolling Quartz, La Dispute, and more, this comes as the festival’s first run since 2019.

Xdinary Heroes: Break the Brake

Where: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City When: March 23, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,900 via TicketNet Online .

Xdinary Heroes are heading out on their Break The Brake World Tour. The Korean rock band will be performing in Manila for the first time this March.

BOBBY ZERO GRAVITY TOUR ASIA

Where: SM North EDSA Skydome, Quezon City When: March 17, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,500 via TAP YOUR TICKETS .

South Korean rapper and iKON member Bobby is holding a solo concert in Manila this March as part of his 2024 Asia Tour. This comes as his highly awaited debut solo show in the country after his appearance at Wanderland 2023 was cancelled.

Janet Jackson: Together Again

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: March 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,800 via TicketNet Online .

Janet Jackson is making her highly anticipated return to Manila as part of the Asia leg of her Together Again . Most known for her tracks “That’s The Way Love Goes,” “Any Time, Any Place,” “All For You,” among many others. this marks the renowned singer and performer’s first time back in the Philippines after 13 years following her Number Ones: Up Close and Personal  concert in 2011.

wave to earth: The First Era Concert

Where: New Frontier Theatre, Quezon City When: March 11 and 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,800 via TicketNet Online

Wave To Earth are coming back to Manila — but this time, for their first-ever headlining concert. As part of their The First Era Concert tour, the Korean indie band — comprising Kim Daniel, Shin Donggyu and Cha Soonjong — are taking over the city with their chill, laidback tunes with two shows at the New Frontier Theatre.

Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators

Where: New Frontier Theatre, Quezon City When: March 12, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,710 via TicketNet Online .

The one and only Slash is coming to Manila. Undeniably one of the most talented musicians of all time, the highly praised guitarist and performer is making his return to the city as part of his The River Is Rising world tour, which features Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators.

Wanderland 2024

Where: Filinvest Event Grounds, Alabang When: March 9 and 10, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,710 via Tickelo

This 2024, the highly awaited Wanderland Music & Arts Festival is bringing an exciting lineup of artists right at your doorstep. Themed around a neighborhood, this year’s festival is all about bringing together music fans with stellar performances from Jack Johnson, Novo Amor, Parcels, Jeff Bernat, Grentperez, Ena Mori , and more.

Ed Sheeran +–=÷× Tour  

Where: SMDC Concert Grounds, Parañaque When: March 9, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 3,200 via SM Tickets

Ed Sheeran is bringing the +–=÷× Tour   (pronounced ‘The Mathematics Tour’) to Manila. Running in support of his albums, = (Equals) and – (Subtract) , the tour — which began in April 2022 in the UK and Ireland — has seen songs from across his expansive discography including “Thinking Out Loud”, “Photograph”, and more. On February 27, Filipino folk pop icons Ben&Ben were added as special guests alongside the previously announced Calum Scott.

Citizen Live In Manila

Where: Eastside Events Place, Marikina City When: March 6, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,800 via here .

American hardcore punk band Citizen are coming to Manila for the first time this March. They will be joined by local hardcore acts Goo and Repetition.

Jeff Satur: Space Shuttle No. 8

Where: New Frontier Theatre, Quezon City When: March 2, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 1,500 via TicketNet Online .

Jeff Satur is set to land in Manila this March with his highly anticipated Space Shuttle No. 8 tour. Marking his first-ever solo show in the city, the Thai singer-actor is most known for his sultry dark pop tunes, as well as his role in the popular drama, KinnPorsche .

Youngjae: Inside Out 2024 Asia Tour

Where: New Frontier Theatre, Quezon City When: February 24, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,445 via TicketNet Online .

Youngjae is coming back to Manila. After making his way to the city in 2022 for his solo fanmeet and a performance at the K-pop Masterz Ep. 2, the GOT7 member will be returning for his Inside Out Asia Tour.

Bobapalooza Music & Arts Festival

Where: Filinvest Event Grounds, Alabang When: February 24 and 25, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 9,150 via TicketNet Online .

Bobapalooza Music & Arts Festival is hosting an unforgettable weekend featuring an exciting lineup of artists including local acts like Rico Blanco, juan karlos, Zild, The Itchyworms, One Click Straight, and more. The two-day festival will also see international headliners Pale Waves, Bad Suns, and The Band Camino.

Jonas Brothers’ Celebrating Five Albums

Where: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Pasay City When: February 22, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,650 via SM Tickets

The  Jonas Brothers  are coming back to Manila as part of their ongoing   Five Albums. One Night   tour. The concert is set to feature songs from five of the band’s albums so far, from their eponymous debut album to their most recent record, The Album .

Rivermaya: The Reunion

Where: SMDC Concert Grounds, Parañaque When: February 17, 2024 Tickets: Starting from PHP 2,550 via SM Tickets

The classic lineup of Rivermaya — comprising Bamboo Mañalac, Mark Escueta, Nathan Azarcon, and Rico Blanco — are getting back together for a special reunion concert, powered by Live Nation Philippines. Taking the stage together for the first time since 1998, this is one of the most anticipated reunions in the Filipino music scene.

Love, Q & A: Odette Quesada & Ogie Alcasid

Where: Newport Performing Arts Theatre, Pasay City When: February 14 and 15, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,300 via SM Tickets

Spend Valentine’s Day witnessing magical performances from Odette Quesada and Ogie Alcasid as they bring to the stage heart-fluttering renditions of their greatest hits at their joint concert this February.

ILYSM: A Valentine’s Harana Concert

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: February 13, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 400 via TicketNet Online .

Welcome the season of love with a very special concert featuring romantic tunes from Arthur Nery, Adie, Rob Deniel, mrld, Rhodessa, Janine Tenoso, and Alamat.

Always Loved: A Pops Fernandez Concert

Where: The Theatre At Solaire, Pasay When: February 9 and 10, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,060 via Ticket World

This February, the Philippines’ Concert Queen, Pops Fernandez is coming back to the live stage for a memorable show, following her 40th anniversary in the entertainment industry. The renowned singer and performer will bringing audiences through an exciting musical journey featuring her timeless classics and greatest hits.

Cup Of Joe: Seatbelts On!

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Where: New Frontier Theatre, Quezon City When: February 9 and 10, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 700 via TicketNet Online .

Cup Of Joe are holding their first-ever solo concert this February. Undoubtedly one of the Philippines’ most exciting acts today, the Baguio-based band are set to take the stage for two back-to-back nights at Quezon City’s New Frontier Theatre.

Where: Waterfront Hotel & Casino, Cebu City When: February 9, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 920 via SM Tickets

The Philippines’ Soul Siren, Nina is ready to enchant Cebu City with a special one-night only show ahead of Valentine’s Day.

ENHYPEN World Tour: ‘FATE’ in New Clark City

Where: New Clark City Stadium, New Clark City When: February 3, 2024 Tickets: Limited Floor Tickets, priced at PHP 7,500, via Pulp Tickets

ENHYPEN are returning to the Philippines. After their sold-out three-night residency at SM Mall Of Asia Arena last year, the K-pop powerhouse are coming back to take over New Clark City Stadium — making them the first act to perform at the venue. The special one-night-only show comes as part of their ongoing FATE world tour.

Melanie Martinez Portals Tour

Melanie Martinez

Where: World Trade Center, Pasay When: January 23, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,250 via SM Tickets

Get ready to be transported to a new dimension as Melanie Martinez brings her vibrant Portals tour to Manila. Presented by Live Nation Philippines, the tour supports Martinez’s latest album of the same name, which sees her take on the form of a mythical pink-skinned creature.

The Rose: Dawn To Dusk Asia tour

Where: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City When: January 26, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 3,500 via TicketNet Online .

The Rose are heading to Manila for the first time this January, as part of their Dawn To Dusk tour. Composed of Kim Woosung, Park Dojoon, Lee Hajoon, and Lee Jaehyeong, the Korean rock band are most known for their hits  “She’s In The Rain,” “RED,” and “Sour.”

Brent Faiyaz: It’s A Wasteland Tour

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Where: New Frontier Theatre, Quezon City When: January 28, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 2,000 via TicketNet Online .

Brent Faiyaz is bringing his famed It’s A Wasteland tour to Manila this January. Running in support of his 2022 album, WASTELAND , the tour initially kicked off in July 2023 and has since seen stops across North America, Europe, and Asia.

SEVENTEEN Tour ‘Follow To’ Bulacan

Where: Philippines Sports Stadium, Bulacan When: January 13 and 14, 2024 Tickets: Limited tickets via SM Tickets

As part of their Follow To tour, K-pop powerhouse SEVENTEEN are returning to the Philippines with a sold-out two-night residency at Bulacan’s Philippines Sports Stadium. This comes as the group’s highly anticipated return to the country after their sold out shows in Manila and Bulacan in 2022.

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Where: SM North Edsa Skydome, Quezon City When: January 14, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 5,830 via SM Tickets

Mark Tuan — who is also a member of the popular K-pop group GOT7 — is bringing his The Other Side tour to the Philippines, marking his highly anticipated return to Manila and his first performance in the city as a soloist. The tour, that kicked off last year with stops all across the US, is now on its Asia leg which also sees concerts in Bangkok, Seoul, and more.

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Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan When: January 19 and 20, 2024 Tickets: Sold-out

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Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan When: January 21, 2024 Tickets: Starting at PHP 4,500 via SM Tickets

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And those big premieres are still being held at the Chinese on a regular basis. If you would like to watch the stars arrive in person on the red carpet at these premieres, just see my Calendar of Events page for the dates and times of upcoming premieres. Then show up early and wait (hint: wear comfortable shoes.)

It's been featured on TV sitcoms as well - remember the episode of " I Love Lucy " where Lucy stole the cement block bearing John Wayne 's footprints? Or how about the episode of " The Beverly Hillbillies " where Jed and Jethro thought that the forecourt had been vandalized by the stars, and were caught trying to pave over the "evidence " with wet cement!

For a while, the theatre was renamed " Mann's Chinese Theatre" after it was purchased by Ted Mann in 1973, the owner of the Mann's Theatre chain (and husband of actress Rhonda Fleming ). But fortunately, the landmark later regained its original name.

Outside, near the forecourt, you'll find that the fist business is thriving, with several booths set up hawking various guided bus tours of Hollywood, the movie stars' homes, and greater L.A. Two theatre gift shops offer the usual selection of touristy Tinseltown souvenirs, at outrageous prices. And it isn't unusual to see street performers (such as a Charlie Chaplin look-alike) milling with the crowd of tourists on the fabled forecourt.

And of course, for the price of a movie ticket, you can go inside and see the theatre's well-preserved interior as well.

You might suspect that after seven decades, the theatre's interior would be dilapidated, like many of the other older theatres in L.A. But in fact, the Chinese Theatre remains in surprisingly good condition. Its interior decor is a dazzling blur of exotic Asian motifs.

The lobby boasts elaborate wall murals depicting life in the Orient, bold red and gold columns, and a colossal, intricate Chinese chandelier. In the lobby's west wing is a glass case containing three wax figures (from the Hollywood Wax Museum ) wearing authentic Chinese costumes from Cathay. The three female figures surround a now-empty chair that once held the wax likeness of actress Rhonda Fleming , wife of owner Ted Mann. Movie-makers used to consider it good luck to come to the theatre and touch these wax figures before embarking on a new film project.

Inside the vast auditorium , the 2,200 bright red seats and red carpeting are kept clean and in excellent condition. Overhead, a spectacular chandelier illuminates the center of a mammoth, ornate starburst, surrounded by a ring of dragons - which is, in turn, encircled by a ring of icons portraying scenes from Chinese drama. Smaller Oriental lamps glow at the sides of the auditorium, hanging between intricately-carved stone columns; black & white murals of trees and pagodas fill the spaces in between.

Turn around and look behind you in the theatre, and you'll discover that what would usually have been the balcony section was divided into four private opera boxes for visiting celebrities. Also, note the large number of assorted Asian statues, gongs, vases, shields, and friezes employed to add to the theatre's overall exotic ambiance. (My only complaint is that the interior lighting is kept so dim that it is difficult to appreciate all of the theatre's lavish detail.)

The Chinese Theatre may not be the best-preserved theatre in Hollywood - that honor would go to Disney's recently-restored El Capitan , across the street - but it is certainly in fine condition for a 70-year-old movie palace. And they've kept up with the times when it comes to movie technology, too: the theatre offers 70mm projection and a state-of-the-art THX sound system (which can actually be a little too loud at times).

But whether you plan to see a movie here or not, if you're going to make the pilgrimage to Hollywood, the Chinese Theatre is a must-see.

The famous courtyard is open free of charge to all visitors. You do not have to buy a ticket to a movie to view the forecourt and its footprints.

But the biggest news is that the Hollywood & Highland project opened right next door to Grauman's Chinese. In fact, the spectacular development takes up the entire block, from Orange to Highland, and essentially surrounds the historic theatre. The $600 million project includes the permanent home for the Academy Awards show (the Dolby Theatre), a grand ballroom for post-Oscar parties, restaurants, nightclubs, retail shops, a luxury hotel and parking for 3,000 cars. Six smaller, modern cinemas have been built next door (to the east of the existing theatre), and the main Chinese theatre has undergone a major renovation, removing the box office and some of the more recent signs, to return the theatre to the way it looked when it first opened.

Update : In 2013, they sold the naming rights of the theatre, and as a result, the official name is now "TCL Chinese Theatre", named after the Chinese electronics company that paid $5 million for the right to slap their name on the marquee.  Of course, it will always be called Grauman's Chinese by the public.  Trying to rename something as well-known and historic as Grauman's Chinese is like trying to rename the Eiffel Tower.  You might convince the media to play along, but the public knows better.

On the bright side, the current owners (producer Donald Kushner & Elie Samaha) used some of that money to turn the interior of Grauman's into the largest IMAX theatre in the world (in terms of seating capacity) with 986 tiered seats and a 94-foot wide screen.  They promised to leave the historic elements of the theatre interior intact, but they hope that the new IMAX screen will allow the theatre to host even more movie premieres than usual (as well as providing a more comfortable, modern viewing experience for the audience).  The theatre was be closed briefly, from May until September 2013, but is now open again with its new IMAX screen.

Parking : Parking can be a real problem on Hollywood Blvd. There is some limited free street parking on the residential streets just south of the boulevard, such as Hawthorne. There is a one-hour limit on these streets, but not if you visit on Sunday. Parking is now available in the garage under the new Hollywood & Highland project (be sure to get your parking ticket validated, for a reduced fee) - enter on Orange Ave. There are also paid lots south of Hollywood Blvd (and east of Orange), and there is a paid parking lot on the west side of Highland, just south of Hollywood Boulevard.

(The outdoor courtyard is open 24 hours a day, but use common sense and come at a sensible hour.) Also see the separate pages about the Chinese theatre forecourt , and the installation ceremonies where you can see the stars put their footprints in cement.

[For more information about the theatre, you can access Grauman's official website at: http://www.tclchinesetheatres.com/ .]

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Music | california schools must limit student smartphone use by 2026, music | review: ed sheeran smashes amazing attendance record at levi’s stadium, ed sheeran reportedly drew 80,000 fans to levi’s.

Of course, that song ended up being a true game-changer for the U.K. singer-songwriter, launching him on a career path that would result in fame, fortune and — on Saturday night (Sept. 16) — the single largest crowd ever to assemble at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.

“It’s mad now to have 80,000 people singing (‘The A Team’) back to me,” remarked Sheeran, who said the he was informed by stadium officials prior to taking the stage that his show had set the all-time attendance record at the home of the San Francisco 49ers.

The previous record, in terms of concerts, was set in June 2015 by Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead, which featured surviving members of the Dead and other musicians long associated with the band and drew nearly 76,000 per night over two nights. WrestleMania, also from 2015, had held the overall single-event mark with about 77,000 in attendance — that is, until Sheeran swooped in and stamped his name on the record.

Compare those figures with what was seen with the two previous biggie shows at Levi’s in 2023 — Taylor Swift in July and Beyonce in August — which drew about 58,000 and 50,000, respectively. (Swift played two shows at the stadium, so her combined attendance was around 116,000.)

Anyway you slice it, the crowd that turned out for the Bay Area stop on Sheeran’s +–=÷× Tour (aka the Mathematics Tour) was absolutely massive — likely ranking among the biggest crowds to ever witness a non-festival concert in Bay Area history.

What makes the attendance figure even more incredible is that it wasn’t for some legendary rock band with a massive stage production like U2 or a superstar pop act like Beyonce, touring with backup dancers, costume changes and plenty of bells and whistles. Instead, it was mostly just a guy and his guitar, crooning through well-written songs in a way that would easily translate to a theater or club setting.

Indeed, Sheeran actually played a smaller venue gig at the Fox Theater in Oakland on Friday night and the musical experience probably wasn’t all that different than at Levi’s. The women’s bathroom lines, however, were probably a lot different.

Sheeran performed “in-the-round,” which meant fans could to be seated on all sides of the stadium and still see what was happening on the stage. That setup allows for far more tickets to be sold than what you get with a traditional setup, like Swift and Beyonce used, in which a huge stage is pushed to one side of the stadium floor, rendering renders thousands of seats unsellable.

Sheeran’s tour setup was quite utilitarian in design, offering little beyond a stage that rotated, as the singer himself put it, “like a giant lazy Susan,” so that fans could get different views throughout the night.

Sheeran stalked the stage like a cat in a cage, moving simply for moving’s sake, as he chatted up the crowd and sang all his biggest hits during roughly two hours and 15 minutes of stage time.

The show got off to quite an energetic start as Sheeran and his band members — each stationed on their own small satellite stages on the stadium floor — kicked off their set with “Tides” and then moved into a version of “Blow” that felt big and dramatic enough to be the show finale.

Then, just two songs into the set, Sheeran gave his fellow musicians a break and continued on solo. Yet, it sure didn’t sound like there was only one guy onstage, as Sheeran utilized his looping station to simulate a whole band’s worth of sounds.

Knowing that those who hadn’t seen him perform in concert before might be wondering what was going on, Sheeran took the time to explain how he was able to use his foot pedals to record multiple live samples — a quick guitar riff here, some hand percussion there, fresh layers of vocal melodies, etc. — and then loop it all together. The result came across like a mini-army of Sheerans working all at once to produce fully-fleshed-out band material.

Some of the best material of the night came during this solo segment — including stand-out versions of “Shivers” and “Castles on the Hill.”

Just as the solo act started to grow a bit tired, however, Sheeran called the rest of the bandmembers back to their individual stages and rolled through such fan favorites as “Galway Girl.”

“We are now entering into the part of the gig where the real sing-alongs begin,” said Sheeran, who was wearing a Santa Clara T-shirt. “Santa Clara, if you don’t know the words to this next song then you are at the wrong concert.”

Apparently, everyone was indeed at the right concert because they all knew the words to “Thinking Out Loud,” and they’d prove it as Sheeran performed the number with his band. Then it was time for more solo work, as the star delivered some of his most poignant material of the night — including a version of his best song, the gorgeous love tune “Photograph.”

Sheeran closed the show with “Afterglow” before making his return — in a 49ers shirt — for an encore that included “Shape of You.”

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