Singer-songwriter and guitarist James Taylor and his all star band will be performing headlining sets in Singapore and the Philippines in February 2017. The musician released his 17th studio album, Before This World, in June 2015. Details as follows:
Japan’s toe are also scheduled to perform in the Philippines this November on their upcoming tour of the region. The instrumental rock band released their third full-length, Hear You, in July 2015. Details as follows:
Floridan rock band Yellowcard will be performing in the Philippines and Singapore for the last time on their final world tour. The quartet released their 10th studio album, Yellowcard, in September 2016. Details as follows:
New York rock band Goo Goo Dolls will be performing in the Philippines in February 2017. The group released their 11th studio album, Boxes, in May 2016. Details as follows:
Neverland Manila returns this December over a two-day period. This year’s event is include performances by EDM artists such as Martin Garrix, Laidback Luke, Ummet Ozcan, and many more. Details as follows:
Wanderland, Philippines’ annual music and arts festival, returns for its fifth year in March 2017. Lany, Urbandub, and more are slated to perform at the event with more acts to be announced. Details as follows:
Bryan Adams adds a third date on his upcoming tour of Southeast Asia, kicking it off in the Philippines this January 2017. The Canadian musician released his 13th studio album, Get Up, in October 2015. Details as follows:
Nevada’s Escape The Fate will also be performing a headline show in the Philippines this October, the band’s third SEA show on this run. The group released their fifth studio album, Hate Me, in October 2015. Details as follows:
Californian rock band The Calling will be performing in the Philippines this November. The group’s sophomore effort, Two, was released in June 2004. Details as follows:
R&B female groups TLC and SWV will share the stage in the Philippines for a headlining show this November. They released their fifth studio albums, 3D, in November 2002 and Still, in February 2016 respectively. Details as follows: