Filipinos Anticipate International Concerts in 2024
The international concerts scene is now back in full force in the Philippines, one of the most well-loved destinations by international artists due to its huge following and impressive ticket sales. Filipino fans will welcome the performances of world-renowned artists and celebrities, including Harry Styles, BLACKPINK, Bruno Mars, Carly Rae Jepsen, and The 1974.
Last January 6, 2024, the Philippines graced the “Follow the Movement: AOMG World Tour” held at the New Frontier Theater featuring K-Pop hip-hop artists Simon Dominic, Loco, Gray, Leehi, Yugyeum, and Woo for a special night. For the latest event, the Korean boy band Seventeen returns to the Philippines for a two-day concert at the Philippine Sports Stadium. The event starts today, January 13, and ends tomorrow, January 14.
This year’s most highly anticipated international concert is the Coldplay appearance, which will be on January 19 and 20 at the Philippine Arena. The British band Coldplay will continue their environmentally conscious World Tour in the Philippines in one of the highly anticipated international concerts in Bulacan. This will be their second-ever visit to the country, performing for two nights at the Philippine Arena.
The Philippine Arena is one of the most recognizable concert venues in the Philippines; the Iglesia Ni Cristo-owned building in Bulacan will feature vocalist and pianist Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman, and drummer Will Champion. Coldplay produces iconic songs such as Viva la Vida and Hymn for the Weekend. In 2023, Coldplay became the most followed rock band worldwide on Twitter and Instagram.
Aside from Coldplay, other notable artists visiting the Philippines for a concert include The Jets, Ed Sheeran, Rod Stewart, Janet Jackson, James Taylor, and popular ban Incubus, who will perform at the historic Araneta Coliseum.
List of International Concerts in the Philippines for 2024
Mark Tuan (SM North Edsa Skydome) – January 14: Rapper and GOT7 member Mark Tuan hits the SM North Edsa Skydome for the Asia leg of his “The Other Side” tour!
Coldplay (Philippine Arena) – Jan. 19 and 20: Coldplay will be performing for two nights, and they will also feature OPM singer Jikamarie as one of the opening acts for both nights.
Melanie Martinez (World Trade Center) – January 20: The veteran singer-songwriter will visit the Philippines to promote her album “Portals,” from which the tour takes its name.
NCT 127 (Philippines Sports Stadium) – January 21: The K-Pop groups return for their third tour dubbed “The Unity”.
The Rose (Araneta Coliseum) – January 26: South Korean indie-rock band The Rose returns to the Philippines after a year.
The Jets (Newport Performing Arts Theater) – Jan. 26 and 27: The American ’80s family pop band who produced hits like”Crush on You,” “You Got It All,” and many others are returning to the Philippines for a two-night concert.
Brent Faiyaz (New Frontier Theater) – January 28: R&B singer-songwriter Brent Faiyaz lands in the country to perform at the New Frontier Theater.
ENHYPEN (New Clark City Stadium) – February 3: K-pop group ENHYPEN is coming back to the Philippines, following up its sold-out three-night concerts at the Mall of Asia Arena last year with a one-night-only show for their ongoing “FATE” world tour.
Jonas Brothers (Mall of Asia Arena) – February 22: The pop-rock band will kick off 2024 for their World Tour in the Philippines.
Bobapalooza Music & Arts Festival (Filinvest Event Grounds) – Feb. 24 and 25: The two-day festival is headlined by Pale Waves, Bad Suns, and The Band Camino, plus one other international act, as well as several local artists.
International Concerts for March and Onwards
- Jeff Satur (New Frontier Theater) – March 2
- Ed Sheeran (SMDC Concert Grounds) – March 9
- Wanderland (Filinvest Event Grounds) – March 9 and 10
- wave to earth (New Frontier Theater) – March 11 and 13
- Slash feat. Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators (New Frontier Theater) – March 12
- Rod Stewart (Mall of Asia Arena) – March 13
- Janet Jackson (Araneta Coliseum) – March 13
- Pulp Summer Slam (Amoranto Stadium) – March 23
- James Taylor (Mall of Asia Arena) – April 8
- Incubus (Araneta Coliseum) – April 25
- Niall Horan (Mall of Asia Arena) – May 13
- Laufey (PICC Plenary Hall) – May 28 and 29
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