LIST: Philippine concerts in 2024

MANILA, Philippines — It's a whole new year and the concert scene in the Philippines is back in full force.

After an array of artists that performed last year which included the likes of Harry Styles, BLACKPINK, Bruno Mars, Carly Rae Jepsen, and The 1975, 2024 promises an even more exciting setlist.

Check out the upcoming international music acts performing in the Philippines this 2024:

Yesung (New Frontier Theater) – Jan. 6

The "Follow The Movement: AOMG World Tour" brings to the Philippines K-pop hip-hop artists Simon Dominic, Loco, Gray, Leehi, Yugyeom and Woo for a special night at the New Frontier Theater.

Seventeen (Philippine Sports Stadium) – Jan. 13 and 14

The Korean boy band Seventeen are coming to back to the country, this time for two nights at the Philippine Sports Stadium.

Members Jeonghan and S. COUPS will be absent as they will "focus on rehabilitation treatment and recovery" from injuries.

Mark Tuan (SM North Edsa Skydome) – Jan. 14

Rapper and GOT7 member Mark Tuan hits the SM North Edsa Skydome for the Asia leg of his "The Other Side" tour!

Coldplay (Philippine Arena) – Jan. 19 and 20

British rock band Coldplay continue their environmentally conscious world tour in the Philippines in just their second-ever visit, this time performing at the Philippine Arena for two nights!

OPM singer Jikamarie will be the opening act for both nights.

Melanie Martinez (World Trade Center) – Jan. 20

Singer-songwriter Melanie Martinez will perform at the World Trade Center to promote her album "Portals," from which the tour takes its name.

Related: Melanie Martinez includes Manila in first Asia tour

NCT 127 (Philippines Sports Stadium) – Jan. 21

K-pop group NCT 127 returns to the country bringing its third tour "The Unity" to Bulacan's Philippines Sports Stadium.

The Rose (Araneta Coliseum) – Jan. 26

South Korean indie-rock band The Rose are returning to the Philippines after about exactly a year, this time taking their talents to the Araneta Coliseum.

The Jets (Newport Performing Arts Theater) – Jan. 26 and 27

The American '80s family pop band who produced hits like"Crush on You," "You Got It All," and many others are returning to the Philippines for a two-night concert! Catch them at the Newport Performing Arts Theater.

Brent Faiyaz (New Frontier Theater) – Jan. 28

R&B singer-songwriter Brent Faiyaz lands in the country to perform at the New Frontier Theater.

Related: LIST: Concerts, events for January 2024

ENHYPEN (New Clark City Stadium) – Feb. 3

K-pop group ENHYPEN are coming to the back to the Philippines, following up its sold-out three-night concerts at the Mall of Asia Arena last year with a one-night-only show at the New Clark City Stadium for their ongoing "FATE" world tour.

Jonas Brothers (Mall of Asia Arena) – Feb. 22

Pop-rock band the Jonas Brothers will be kicking off the 2024 leg of its ongoing world tour in the Philippines, the brothers' first time in the country in over a decade, as they continue perforiming the band's five albums and greatest hits over the years.

Related: Jonas Brothers returning to Manila in February 2024

Bobapalooza Music & Arts Festival (Filinvest Event Grounds) – Feb. 24 and 25

The two-day festival are headlined by Pale Waves, Bad Suns, and The Band Camino plus one other international act, as well as several local artists.

Jeff Satur (New Frontier Theater) – March 2

Thai singer-actor Jeff Satur is taking his "Space Shuttle No. 8" Asia Tour to Manila, complementing the launch of his first album with many more to come from the multi-hyphenate.

Related: Thai singer Jeff Satur holding Manila concert in March 2024

Ed Sheeran (SMDC Concert Grounds) – March 9

The British singer-songwriter is visiting Manila for the first time in six years, his third overall, as he brings his sprawling "+ – = ÷ x" or "Mathematics" tour around Asia

Tagging along is fellow British artist and "Britain's Got Talent" alumnus Calum Scott as a special guest across the Asia tour.

Related: Ed Sheeran returning to Manila for '+ – = ÷ x' tour

Wanderland (Filinvest Event Grounds) – March 9 and 10

The Wanderland Music and Arts Festival is back, headlined by the likes of Jack Johnson, Jeff Bernat, Parcels, Novo Amor, Beenzino, and Clouddriver.

Local artists include Paolo Sandejas, Ena Mori, dwta, Bird, Party Pace, and Sydney-based Filipino-Australian singer Grentperez.

wave to earth (New Frontier Theater) – March 11 and 13

The Korean indie band is returning to Manila, this time for its own headliner concert, with two shows at the New Frontier Theater.

Slash feat. Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators (New Frontier Theater) – March 12

The legendary guitarist of Guns N' Roses is coming to the Philippines for his "The River Is Rising"world tour, and tagging along are Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators.

Rod Stewart (Mall of Asia Arena) – March 13

British rock and pop singer Rod Stewart is coming to Manila for a concert, part of his return to Asia after 15 years.

Related: Rod Stewart coming to Manila for 2024 concert

Janet Jackson (Araneta Coliseum) – March 13

Pop star Janet Jackson is returning to the Philippines after over a decade for a one-night concert at the Araneta Coliseum.

Related: Janet Jackson returning to Manila for 'Together Again' concert

Pulp Summer Slam (Amoranto Stadium) – March 23

One of Southeast Asia's longest running metal festivals is being staged in the Philippines once more since the pandemic, with a line-up that includes Fleshgod Apocalypse, Rolling Quartz, La Dispure, among others.

James Taylor (Mall of Asia Arena) – April 8

James Taylor is performing in the Philippines after previously canceling his 2017 concert. He'll joined by his All-Star Band at the Mall of Asia Arena.

Incubus (Araneta Coliseum) – April 25

Incubus has included Manila as one of its stops in its 2024 concert tour, having last visited in February 2018 at the same venue the band will be performing at this year, the Araneta Coliseum.

Related: Incubus to hold Manila concert in April 2024

Niall Horan (Mall of Asia Arena) – May 13

The former member of One Direction is marking his Philippine return having previously performed here in June 2018, also at the Mall of Asia Arena, and with the rest of One Direction (sans Zayne) in March 2015.

Related: Niall Horan returning to Manila in 2024

Laufey (PICC Plenary Hall) – May 28 and 29

Almost exactly a year since her headliner show in the Philippines, the jazz singer-songwriter is coming back this time accompanied by the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra for two special nights.