10 Concerts Coming to Manila Between Now and April 2027

Ten shows are booked in Manila between October 27, 2026 and April 13, 2027. Two of the acts, 5SOS and Cup of Joe, sold out a date and added another. Here is the full run, in order.

October and November

Jason Mraz plays the SM Mall of Asia Arena on October 27, his first Manila show since 2019. Manila is also where his Asia 2026 tour starts. Tickets go from P2,500 (Box Regular) to P12,500 (SVIP 1). The tour comes after Grandma’s Gospel Favorites, an album he recorded twenty years ago as a gift for his grandmother.

5 Seconds of Summer follows at the same arena on November 11 and 12 with the Everyone’s a Star! world tour. Both nights sold out, so the band added a third show on November 29. Tickets ran from P3,150 to P10,850.

December

Four shows land in sixteen days. Cup of Joe goes first with Symphony at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on December 3 and 4. The first night sold out and the second was added. The Orchestra of the Filipino Youth joins them for new arrangements of their songs, with Paolo Valenciano directing the stage. Tickets for the first night went from P1,888 (general admission) to P8,888 (VIP seated).

LE SSERAFIM takes the SM Mall of Asia Arena on December 5 and 6 with Pureflow, their second world tour. It is their first Manila visit since August 2025. Tickets run from P4,000 (Box Regular) to P15,500 (Royalty).

NCT 127 is at the same arena on December 12 with Neo City: The Redline, their fifth tour. It is also their 10th anniversary. Manila wasn’t in the first batch of dates, and fans online were glad when it was added. Their last Philippine show was in Bulacan in January 2024. Tickets run from P4,500 (Box Regular) to P16,000 (Royalty).

Adie wraps up the month on December 18 at the New Frontier Theater with Himig ng Tadhana, his first solo concert. The title comes from a lyric in his 2021 song Paraluman. He has said he had doubts about whether he deserved a solo show, then figured you only live once. Tickets run from P1,500 (Balcony) to P5,800 (SVIP) through TicketNet.

January and February

LaLaLa Fest Manila is on January 14, 2027 at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan. Olivia Dean headlines, and it will be her first concert in the Philippines. BINI, Up Dharma Down, Lola Amour and Sunkissed Lola are also on the bill, with more acts still to be announced. BINI was recently named Artist of the Year at the Filipino Music Awards 2026. Tickets run from P2,200 (Upper Box Regular B) to P9,800 (Floor Standing) on Ticketmelon, with general sale set for October 17.

NCT Wish plays the Smart Araneta Coliseum on February 13, 2027 with Into the Wish: Face Our Wish, their second concert tour. They were last in Manila in March, at the New Frontier Theater. Ticket details had not been announced as of mid-October.

April

M2M returns to the Araneta Coliseum on April 2, 2027 with the M2M Two tour. Marit Larsen and Marion Raven said that after their last show they knew, sitting backstage, that they had to keep going. Their 2025 Manila show sold out, which led to a second night and dates in Cebu and Davao. Ticket details had not been announced as of mid-October.

beabadoobee closes the run at the SM Mall of Asia Arena on April 13, 2027 with The Powerlines Tour. It is her first time at that arena and her third Philippine concert, after New Frontier Theater shows in 2022 and 2025. Her latest album, Pylon, came out September 18. Tickets run from P2,500 (Box Regular) to P13,500 (top VIP tier), and general sale was set for October 15 on Ticketmaster.

Budgeting for it

Announced single-ticket prices run from P1,500 to P16,000, and a few shows don’t have prices yet. Ten shows is a lot of ticket money, so it helps to pick your two or three before presales open. Prices and dates can change, so check each promoter’s official channels before you buy.