Mr. Big is bringing The Big Finish Tour to Asia this August with performances in Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The group released their last album Defying Gravity in July 2017. Details as follows:
Nightwish will be performing in the Philippines this March on their HUMAN :||: NATURE Tour following their postponed concert in January. The Finnish metal band released their ninth studio album Human. :II: Nature. in April 2020. Details as follows:
Against The Current will return to the Philippines and Singapore for headlining concerts on their Nightmares & Daydreams 2023 World Tour. The trio released their last EP, Fever, in July 2021. Details as follows:
Saosin will be performing live in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines on their Asia Tour in March 2023. The Californian rock band released their third album Along the Shadow in May 2016. Details as follows:
The Maine will return to the Philippines for a headlining concert this August. The Arizona rock band released their eighth studio record, XOXO: From Love and Anxiety in Real Time, in July 2021. Details as follows:
Yungblud is set to bring his Twisted Tales of the Ritalin Club Tour to the Philippines and Singapore in March. The British artist released his debut studio album, 21st Century Liability, in July 2018. Details as follows:
As I Lay Dying will be touring Southeast Asia with performances scheduled in Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, and the Philippines this January. The Californian metalcore band released their seventh studio album, Shaped by Fire, in September 2019. Details as follows:
Sam Tsui is bringing his Gold Jacket Tour to Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines this November. The American singer-songwriter released his last album, Trust, in January 2018. Details as follows:
Silverstein is scheduled to perform in the Philippines in January 2020. The Canadian rock band released their album of re-recorded songs from their first four albums, Redux: The First Ten Years, in April 2019. Details as follows:
Tiny Moving Parts will return to Southeast Asia in February 2020. The Minnesota band is scheduled to release their fifth studio album, breathe, in September 2019. Details as follows: