LIST: All international group acts performing in Manila next year

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The year 2024 is a week away from drawing its final curtain but it looks like the new year is already fully booked with shows from big and up-and-coming names in the international music scene.
Following a successful setlist from the likes of Ed Sheeran, Janet Jackson, Olivia Rodrigo and countless others in the previous months, 2025 will make sure that crowds remain pumped for another round of heart-thumping concert frenzy, especially loads of Valentine’s-themed performances.
Check out the upcoming shows below:
Cigarettes After Sex — 14 January
X’s World Tour at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay
The American dream pop trio is back to put Manila in a trance after their first show in 2018 with more ethereally sensual melodies from their latest releases Dark Vacay (2024), Tejano Blue (2024), and Motion Picture Soundtrack (2023).
Phantom Siita — 18 January
Moth to a Flame Tour at the Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier, BGC
Phantom Siita will be embarking on their first international tour just six months after their debut as a retro-horror pop idol group, formed by Japanese Vocaloid sensation Ado.
Seventeen — 18-19 January
RIGHT HERE Tour at the Philippine Sports Stadium, Bulacan
A frequent performer from the K-pop industry, Seventeen proves they’re right in the hearts of CARATs as they return for their eighth show in Manila in celebration of their compilation album, RIGHT HERE.
Maroon 5 — 29 January
Asia Tour 2025 at the SM Mall of Asia Area, Pasay
Get ready to bust some moves like Jagger for the American pop powerhouse behind the chart-toppers “Moves Like Jagger,” “This Love,” “Misery”, and “Sugar”, as the all-star geniuses headline once again a brand new tour with fans all over Asia.

Kolohe Kai
Kolohe Kai — 1 February
Kolohe Kai Live in Manila (Insignia Concert Series) at the Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier, BGC
Picture this: a hibiscus tucked in your ear, a coconut in hand, the cool, salty breeze wafting in your face, while a gentle strum from the ukulele harmonizes with the sound of waves splashing in the sand. Hawaii may be miles away but Kolohe Kai is bringing island flair to you with reggae tunes that’ll remind you no less of the Aloha state.
The Brand New Heavies — 8 February
The Brand New Heavies Live in Manila at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater, Makati
The acid jazz band is soon to grace the audiences of Manila with their Asia tour in commemoration of their “Brother Sister” album’s 30th anniversary.


