Category: Interviews
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Alexander 23 Talks About New Album, Upcoming Concert, and More
Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Alexander 23 is coming to the Philippines on September 3 at the Samsung Hall, SM Aura, bringing so much excitement to fans who can’t wait to hear his music live. And the singer-songwriter is equally excited to visit the country and perform in front of his supporters. Prior to…
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Exclusive Interview: Calum Scott talks about “Bridges” and shares a message for Filipino fans
Calum Scott shares the inspiration behind Bridges, how excited he is to meet his Filipino fans, and more! Philippine Concerts sat down with Calum Scott for an exclusive interview where the English singer-songwriter talked about his new studio album Bridges, his inspirations, and working with The Script’s Danny O’Donoghue, Darren Espanto, Diana Danielle, Hoang Duyen,…
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LANY talks about the writing process on upcoming third album ‘Mama’s Boy’
Philippine Concerts recently had the opportunity to interview LANY’S Paul Klein, on a quick zoom conference call. The trio are set to release their third album this year, following the success of their Malibu Nights album in 2018. Here’s an upcoming album that will tide us over through these trying and uncertain times. LANY frontman,…
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Q & A with Before You Exit’s Toby McDonough
Orlando-based pop band, Before You Exit is coming back to Manila to kick-off their Asia tour. Although their line-up has changed quite a bit over the years, the band has been doing good music and touring all over the world since 2007. The McDonough brothers are set to do their fourth show in Manila and…
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Chat with James Bay
A day before the In the Mix concert where he will be performing, James Bay arrived in Manila. As he walked in the room with a smile, he had a confident and relaxed aura. He sat on a long, black leather couch facing Philippine media ready for their questions. Welcome to Manila, James! Thanks! How’s…
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Beauty and the Beast Enchants Manila with Extended Season
It’s a tale not quite literally as old as time, but one could ask just about anyone about Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and get a reminiscent smile in return. The traditional fairytale from the pen of French novelist Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont may be better known these days for its 1991 cartoon adaptation, but…
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PhilConcerts Q&A: The Maine
8123 Interview Series Part 3 – Philippine Concerts Interviews: The Maine The Maine is no stranger to Philippine shores. It comes as no surprise either what with their strong fan base and the talent that they have. The Maine is constantly pushing creative boundaries with what they can achieve as a band and it…
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PhilConcerts Q&A: This Century’s Joel Kanitz
8123 Interview Series Part 2 – Philippine Concerts Interviews This Century’s Joel Kanitz 8123 is more than just a management company; to some, it’s the epitome of home. The Philippine leg of the 8123 Tour wouldn’t have been complete without This Century. Next in line to the The Maine, they have been one of the bands that…
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PhilConcerts Q&A: Nick Santino
8123 Interview Series Part 1 – Philippine Concerts Interviews: Nick Santino & The Northern Wind There are no pauses and breaks for Nick Santino’s musical career. It hasn’t even been six months since A Rocket to the Moon’s final show, and Nick’s been busy at work. He has toured in his home base, opened…
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PhilConcerts Q&A: A Rocket To The Moon
Manila fans had their hearts broken by the news of A Rocket To The Moon calling it quits several months ago. As a final hurrah, Pulp Live World brought them to Manila for a farewell set at one of the biggest music fests of the year, Bazooka Rocks II. PhilippineConcerts.com got a chance to have…
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Bloc Party’s Matt Tong Speaks
“Raw. Aggressive. Heartfelt. Uninhibited.” When asked to describe “Four” in four words, Matt Tong, drummer of Bloc Party, blurted out, with a bit of snigger and momentary hesitation. “Four”, the band’s latest album, is a surprise to the world of music. When the band decided to go on a hiatus in 2009, the fans weren’t…
