Why my senior high school class is special
What was supposed to be the culmination of all our labor, our graduation ceremony, is facing an uncertain future. The commencement exercises should…
For the unlucky souls who were unable to catch its much talked-about debut at the Big Dome back in 2012, Foster the People’s second Manila show was an absolute godsend. Not only did the band perform its award-winning album “Torches” almost in its entirety, Foster the People also dished out choice cuts from its two follow-up records in a glorious psychedelic mix of sounds that prove why there’s so much more to Mark Foster and company than just “Pumped Up Kicks.”
We had an incredible time the last time we came to Manila—the energy of the audience was just unbelievable. We’re really, really excited to come back,” the xx’s Romy Madley Croft told Super weeks before the English indiepop trio’s show at the World Trade Center on Feb. 7.
People deal with grief in different ways, and despite what many believe, grief that stems from celebrity deaths is no less difficult. Many of us music fans have scarcely moved on from the loss of the likes of Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington, Tom Petty, Chris Cornell and SHINee’s Kim Jonghyun, and now, the new year greets us with a new name on the list of late greats.
You might want to save your precious 13th month pay for what’s to come in 2018, as the biggest names in pop, indie, rock and K-pop will be bringing their respective tours to Manila for the first half of the year. More exciting announcements might be heading our way in time for the holidays, so stay tuned. (Sorry, guys, but the Harry Styles and Bruno Mars shows in May are still very much sold out.)
Would you literally fly a thousand miles just to see your favorite artist perform live? For many Filipino Foo Fighters fans, the answer was simple: Heck, yeah!
With two three-day weekends and a handful of tour dates to choose from in August, Filipino Foo fans finally have the golden opportunity to watch their beloved band perform live and loud.
We called it, and they’ve confirmed it—DNCE, the funk-pop outfit composed of vocalist Joe Jonas, guitarist JinJoo Lee, bassist Cole Whittle and drummer Jack Lawless, is coming to Manila.
BRITNEY SPEARS When: June 15, 8 p.m. Where: SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena, Pasay City How much: P28,350...
What do you get when you spend 10 minutes with DNCE? Spontaneous singing, weird noises, a bit of horseplay, and lots of laughter.
Chock-full of funky riffs, contagious beats and crazy onstage antics (plus some “aww”-inducing moments), the American quartet’s first-ever show in South Korea proved that they’re not just fun to listen to–they’re also an absolute joy to watch
