Taking Back Sunday performed live at the New Frontier Theater last January 26, 2019.
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Taking Back Sunday performed live at the New Frontier Theater last January 26, 2019.
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Special Thanks to Pulp Live World.
Photos by Peter Tolibas

Pinoy KPop fans waited for ages just to have the sextet of Eunha, Yerin, SinB, Sowon, Yuju, Kim Ye-won perform in a solo concert for the very first time in Manila, and they were treated to the pageantry of GFriend’s seasons. What makes group’s performance special was how the fans were able to experience their idols not only through their electrifying musical numbers, but also through the video packages that give a glimpse of each member’s unique character and personality.
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Matisyahu’s first ever performance in the Philippines is one good example of why you should still go and see an artist perform even if you only know one song from them.
When DMC Entertainment announced the reggae star’s Manila dates, how to promote the show is short of a no-brainer: Tell everyone the artist behind the hit song “One Day” is going to perform in SM Skydome on September 23.
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Phoenix performed live in Manila last August 15, 2017 at the Kia Theatre presented by Karpos Multimedia.

Yellowcard performed live at the SM SKydome last February 10, 2017 as part of their Final World Tour.

Culture Club featuring Boy George performed live in Manila last June 18, 2016 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
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Paradise International Music Festival held last April 9, 2016 at Aseana City Open Grounds featuring Kanye West, Wiz Khalifa, Rudimental DJ, Afrojack, Austin Mahone, The Airplane Boys, 4th Impact and many more.

The GoodVybes Fest last February 20 kicked the 2016 concert season into high gear with high profile acts and their own brand of music festival experience.
Indie pop veterans Stars fired up the primetime slot with an emotionally-charged performance reminiscent of the Canadian band’s first foray with Filipino crowds three years ago. They raised the band high with danceable tunes such as “Hold On When You Get Love and Let Go When You Give It” and laid them down with songs like “Your Ex Lover’s Dead”.
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Spandau Ballet performed Live at the Mall of Asia Arena last September 21, 2015 with Front Act: Per Sorensen of Fra Lippo Lippi!

The Used performed Live in Manila last July 31, 2015 at SM Skydome, North EDSA, Quezon City.
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Rebelution fired up Manila’s summer concert season with sweltering sounds of roots reggae last April 11 at the SM North EDSA Skydome. It was everything one could expect from a reggae gig: everyone’s senses were filled and lit up with the spirit of Rebelution’s songs such as “Safe and Sound”, “More Love”, “So High,” and “Bright Side of Life”.
Fans were in for a treat with a steady energy throughout the set, culminating to a soulful delivery of “Feeling Alright” in the encore. There’s nothing like a great reggae gig to put everyone in the mood for some more fun in the sun!
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Lamb of God performed live at the World Trade Center Manila last March 6, 2015.
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Scott Hansen’s musical project and pseudonym, Tycho, has evolved over the years since its inception. His project is a creative play that pulls artists and aficionados alike into a dreamy state. Having first entered the creative sphere through his graphic design alias, ISO50, he later on discovered unchartered territories when he began experimenting with musical production. Four albums under his belt, and now touring with three band mates—Zac Brown, Rory O’Connor and Joe Davancens—Tycho finally landed in the sunny shores of Manila for an artistic feast.
Similarobjects was a fitting opening act for Tycho. His mixes were in line with the musical theme of the show—a reflective electronic state. The mood was set with dim lighting against a foggy stage. A technical glitch did not faze Jorge of Similar Objects. He replaced the silence by welcoming the attendees to the Awake tour, and explaining that his software had left him hanging. During this short pause, shouts of appreciation echoed around the Solaire Theater. A quick wait and Similar Objects was back in the zone performing original mixes.
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