Something new and exciting, especially for fans of martial arts and percussion-driven music: “Drum Tao—Samurai Drum Rock,” a show featuring a world-renowned Japanese drum and dance ensemble, will be held April 19-22 at the Kia Theatre in Araneta Center, Quezon City.
The Black Cows, a nine-member Filipino band with a virtual all-Steely Dan repertoire, continues to make waves with a series of gigs this month: March 7 at Strumm’s Jupiter, Makati;
Award-winning British singer-songwriter Sam Smith returns to the Philippines for a concert on Oct. 5 at SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena, the show’s Philippine promoter MMI Live announced on Wednesday.
Music icon The Platters held its one night show in Manila and had a memorable post Valentine date with their fans on Friday night.
American band Paramore’s concert in Manila, scheduled on Feb. 18 at the Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena, has been reset to Aug. 23 due to unforeseen circumstances involving lead singer Hayley Williams’ health.
The band ArtStart, which became a top attraction in the local club circuit in the 1990s, has reunited to play gigs, original member-drummer Mar Dizon confirmed to the Inquirer.
Six music artists composed of South Border, True Faith, Hale, Mark Carpio and Kithara, as well as DJ Matt Carbonell will perform in the Valentine party dubbed “Heart Beats 2.0”
The Black Cows, a local band composed of accomplished session musicians, popular solo acts and members of other groups, will perform on Feb. 7 at Strumm’s Makati.
Five years after Foster the People first performed in the Philippines, the American indie-pop band is returning for a concert on Jan. 26 at Kia Theatre, Araneta Center in Quezon City.
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