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THE 1975 LIVE IN MANILA

Show details, tickets are going fast to night 2 of the 1975’s at their very best live in manila show .

BOTH NIGHTS ALSO TO FEATURE RISING MODERN POP ARTIST WALLICE

After what seemed like an eternity of waiting for excited die-hard Filipino fans, it’s finally happening soon: English modern pop/rock outfit THE 1975 are coming to Manila, and they’re performing all the hits and treating their loyal Pinoy fans to a concert experience like no other for TWO consecutive nights in a row.

That’s right: the band – composed of vocalist Matty Healy, Adam Hann, George Daniel and Ross MacDonald – are scheduled to deliver their hits at the famed SM Mall of Asia Arena on May 3 rd and 4 th . While tickets for the first night were immediately sold-out after the announcement came last year, due to popular demand, tickets were released for a second night late last year, proving the strong clamor for both the group and their hit singles, which include “Settle Down,” “She’s American” “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know),” “Chocolate,” “Sex” “Happiness,” “I’m In Love With You” and countless others. 

Garnering over 2 million in collected sales since their inception, The 1975 remain to be one of the most sought-after live acts in the world. Having released their self-titled debut album in 2013, the band was well-received both by fans and critics, and went on a consistent quest for world domination with their 2016 follow-up I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It which reached no. 1 in the US, UK and Australia, and awarded Album of the Year by NME . From then on, they consistently proved that theirs was a winning formula, with subsequent well-received releases, namely A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships (2018), Notes on a Conditional Form (2020), and their most-recent fifth studio album Being Funny in a Foreign Language (2022). 

And as mentioned, the band intends to play ALL the hits for their legion of fans.

AND the exciting news doesn’t stop there, because joining The 1975 during their two-night run here in Manila is rising indie/bedroom pop artist WALLICE . Equal parts mysterious – as her music only recently surfaced on streaming platforms after years of gaining momentum on video streaming platform youtube.com – and sonically adventurous, the Los Angeles, USA based artist has been making waves with young music fans from all over the world with her wonderfully quirky sound that combines electronic music with a myriad of other genres under the indie-umbrella and her brutally honest lyricism. So Filipino fans will definitely be in for a great time.

So there’s still a chance to grab the remaining seats for this momentous occasion, whether you’re a fresh listener who is yet to witness The 1975’s infectious live show, or longtime diehard who just can’t get enough of them! Gates open at 6pm and show starts at 8pm. Day 2 tickets for THE 1975 AT THEIR VERY BEST LIVE IN MANILA are still available at SM Tickets outlets nationwide or online via smtickets.com . 

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The 1975 to return to Manila in May 2023

The 1975 are coming back to Manila.

The English pop rock band is will be performing in the Philippines on 3 May 2022 at the  SM MOA Arena as part of their At Their Very Best tour. The band also previously announced that they wil be performing in Japan and Bangkok in April.

The 1975 will play the SM MOA Arena, Manila on May 3rd 2023 Tickets go on sale November 2nd https://t.co/0xxVxvGjWb pic.twitter.com/TPRMh1lpif — The 1975 (@the1975) October 21, 2022

The show marks the band's first performance in the country after welcoming a "new era" and dropping their newest album, Being Funny in a Foreign Language . Their last show in the Philippines was in 2019 . The 'Somebody Else' act will also be going on their North American tour  later this year.

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The 1975 in Manila 2023 is presented by Pulp Live World . Tickets to the show will go on sale starting 2 November 2022, 12:00 NN PST via SM Tickets .

Update 14 November 2022: PULP Live World adds second concert date scheduled on 4 May 2023 for The 1975 in Manila. Tickets go on sale on 19 November, 12 PM via SM Tickets.

Tickets for Day 2 of #THE1975inManila2023 go on sale on November 19, 12NN via @smtickets outlets nationwide and https://t.co/u3YVO3AFxc . Can’t wait to shout “selling petrol!” for 2 days with all of you and @the1975 ! — PULP Live World (@pulpliveworld) November 14, 2022

Update 24 October 2022: Ticket prices for the Manila leg of The 1975 At Their Very Best Asia Tour 2023 have been released on 22 October.

Looking For Somebody to watch #THE1975inManila2023 with? If you need a sign to ask them, this is it. @the1975 didn’t raise us as hopeless romantics for nothing. pic.twitter.com/NAAYWJ0Qb5 — PULP Live World (@pulpliveworld) October 22, 2022

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Generic Admission - PHP 1,975 General Admission - PHP 2,500 Upper Box Center - PHP 4,000 Upper Box Sides - PHP 5,000 Lower Box Center - PHP 6,000 Lower Box Sides - PHP 7,000 Lower Box Premium - PHP 8,000 Patron - PHP 7,500 Floor B (standing and seated) - PHP 8,500 Floor A (standing and seated) - PHP 9,750

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IN PICTURES: The 1975 delivers romantic and theatrical performance in Manila

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For the fifth time, the band is back in the Philippines since their last concert in 2019. The group, composed of Matt Healy, Ross MacDonald, George Daniel, and Adam Hann, gave a memorable performance during the 'At Their Very Best' Manila tour at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City last May 3 and 4.

A night to remember with slow and aesthetically pleasing visuals, as the British band The 1975 never fails to surprise their Pinoy fans.

But before heading out on stage, another dirty hit artist named Wallice did an opening act where she performed some of her original songs, including, '23,' 'Disappear,' 'Hey Michael,' and 'Best Friend.'

During a roundtable interview before the show, Wallice shared that she was excited to share her music with all the Pinoy fans.

'I can't believe that I get to play, my music and share my music all the way here, and I think that not all artist can do that, and I think this is the biggest show that I have performed to,' she said.

As the lights went dim, the crowd's loudest cheers started filling the arena as the word 'Atpoaim' in script popped up on the screen.

This is an acronym for "A theatrical performance of an intimate moment," the title of the series of short videos the band has posted on social media.

The screen background showed the four men riding a motorized plush animal before entering the stage while Elvis Presley's song 'Love Me Tender' plays in the background.

Holding a flask and lighting a cigarette, Matt opened the show with their song 'Looking For Somebody (To Love)' from their recent album 'Being Funny In A Foreign Language.'

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During their short stint, Matt shared how happy he is to see all their Pinoy fans.

"We are very happy to be here. It's always a great experience coming to Manila, because we are kind of about 10 times bigger than we should be," Matt said.

The band then continued singing some of their fan-favorite songs, including 'Robbers,' 'Somebody Else,' 'Sex', and 'fallingforyou.'

The concert got more exciting as they sang "About You" to which the fans sang the lyrics, "There was something about you that I can't remember now. It's the same damn thing that made my heart surrender, and I miss you on a train, I miss you in the morning; I never know what to think about you."

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Another highlight of the concert was when Matt asked the audience to put down their phone before he performed the song "Me."

'We're conditioned to validate our experiences. The truth is, we don't really like doing it. It makes us feel a bit silly, so just put your phones down… Just have one moment where it's just us, and trust me, it'll have more value than the constant phone thing,' Matt said.

The first day of the concert capped off with flashing lights while performing their song "Give Yourself A Try'" from their third studio album, 'A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships.'

During the second day of the concert, the band did a surprise song for the crowd: "The City," after a fan request.

MANILA CONCERT SCENE

The 1975 returns to Manila for two sold-out shows in the SM Mall of Asia Arena!

The Manchester-based pop rock band, currently on their At Their Very Best 2023 world tour in support of their fifth studio album, Being Funny in a Foreign Language, makes an anticipated stop in the Philippines on May 3 and May 4, 2023, for two highly awaited shows.

Also featuring Indie/Bedroom Pop singer Wallice, the Los Angeles, USA-based artist performed 10 songs during her opening act for The 1975, Including “90’s American Superstar”, “Best Friend”, “23”, along with others. Upon ending her introductory set with “Hey Michael”, The main showstoppers of the night begin their entrance as Elvis Presley’s “Love Me Tender” resounds in the arena, garnering excitement from the fans of the band. The long-awaited members, Matty Healy, Ross Macdonald, Adam Hann, and George Daniel, launches the night of May 4, 2023, off to a thrilling start with “Looking for somebody (To Love)”.

The band also performed their hit songs “Robbers”, “Somebody Else”, “About you”, among others for their enthusiastic Filipino fans attending the show. After performing “I’m in Love With You”, Matty Healy, the band’s lead singer, guitarist, and frontman— starts reading the signs written by the fans. “Is it your birthday? Happy Birthday,” Matty says, “Couple requests, She’s American request,” Healy gains delighted feedback from the audience upon reading. Matty stops and reads a sign held up, entailing “Surprise song request, pick one.” Matty chooses B first, which is revealed to be “Nana”, followed by C, “Frail State of Mind”.

“Okay, Let us ruminate, Nana and Frail state of mind, that’s two very deep cuts,” Healy announces. “What’s A just by any chance? I’m kind interested in what you wrote.” And to both his and the fan’s amusement, “The City” would be behind it. It is also during this segment Healy states, “I mean, the thing is with Manila, You guys kind of have dibs on the 1975 because you were the first ones to like us. We were bigger in Manila before we were big in the UK.”, which led to the ecstatic cheers and clamor from fans in the crowd. Healy then adds, “Okay, there’s a lot of technical conversations going on in these headphones now so, give us like ten minutes, and we’ll see what we can do for you guys.” And just like that, as per the sign and request of the lucky fan, The 1975 serenades their audience with options A and B, “Nana” and “The City”. The band also performed “She’s American”, much to their fans’ pleasant surprise that night.

Ending the show with the band’s indie-rock, post-punk song, “Give yourself a try”, with its distinct and remarkable guitar riffs, The 1975 wraps up their Day 2 Concert in the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Through the blaring sounds and theatrical fog, “Atpoiam” was flashed on the screen, standing for “A theatrical performance of an intimate moment”, as the members make their noteable exit, marking the conclusion of the show.

This show is presented by PULP Live World, for the two long-awaited and sold-out shows wouldn’t have been possible without them.

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British rock band The 1975 plans to return to Manila in 2020

After three long years, English rock band The 1975—composed of Matty Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald, and George Daniel —has fi nally made its way back to Manila.

Last September 11, members of the pop rock band brought their self-titled tour to the SM Mall of Asia Arena. The Philippine concert was produced by MMI Live with Smart Communications.

In an interview with MYX Philippines before the show, Matty said the Philippines will always be special for the band.

He explained, "It's was the first that we came where we felt like famous, or kinda like... I don't know. People were so like, screaming and stuff. So yeah, it's an amazing country. We love it. We'll always come back here."

This is the band's fourth time to hold a concert in the Philippines following their last visit for the In The Mix music festival in August 2016.

The 1975's first visit to the country was in March 2014 for a series of mall shows. They came back in January 2015 for their first solo concert at MOA Arena.

For over an hour and a half, The 1975 delivered their finest pop-rock performances during their 23-song setlist.

London-based Filipino artist No Rome, whom the band worked with in the past, served as the front act.

After a short break following No Rome's set, the band's song "The 1975" from their self-titled debut album was played with the lyrics flashed on the huge LED screen on stage.

Moments later, The 1975 rocked the stage with their latest song "People," which will be included on their Notes on a Conditional Form album that will be released in February 2020.

The band quickly followed it up with their performances of the songs "Give Yourself a Try" and "TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME."

During the band's performance of their third song "She's American," Matty invited the crowd to sing louder with him.

The band members continued with their performances of the songs "Sincerity Is Scary" and "It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)," both from their third studio album A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships (2018).

At one point during these performances, Matty instructed the crowd to back up and give each other space.

After their first few performances, Matty thanked everyone who went to watch their concert. He told the crowd, "Everybody showed up! It's a full house for The 1975. Hey guys, thank you so much for coming this is crazy!"

After Matty gave this spiel, pink lights filled the arena, signaling the band to perform the song "Love Me."

The 1975 toned it down a bit through their performance of "I Couldn't Be More in Love." The LED wall behind the band showed rainbow colors as they serenaded the crowd with their rendition of the song "Loving Someone."

Matty addressed the crowd once again and said they will most likely come back in 2020 for another concert.

He told the audience, "We're doing another album at the moment, so we'll probably come back next year. That's how it works... That would be our fourth album."

The band continued to wow the crowd with its performance of "A Change of Heart."

Matty brought No Rome back on stage to perform their collab "Narcissist."

Fans were thrilled to hear the band perform "Depth," another track from the band's upcoming fourth studio album.

The band continued playing some of their most popular tracks including "Robbers," "fallingforyou," and "I Like America & America Likes Me."

The band gave the concert-goers a major goosebump moment as they performed the song "Somebody Else."

This was immediately followed by some of their older hits including "You," "Girls," and "I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)."

For the last part of the concert, the band's song Notes On A Conditional Form version of the song "The 1975" played on stage while the band takes a short break.

Fans sang along as the band continued the show with their performance of "Love It If We Made It." The audience continued singing while the boys play out their popular hits including "Chocolate" and "Sex."

The 1975 ended their show with a bang and set the stage on fire with their song "The Sound."

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The 1975, James Bay, Panic! at the Disco are coming to Manila

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MANILA, Philippines – There’s a big concert coming to Manila this August, with 6 international acts lined up.

In the Mix is bringing together heavy-hitting acts The 1975, James Bay, Panic! at the Disco, Third Eye Blind, Elle King, and Twin Pines to the Mall of Asia Arena on August 18.

There will be a ticket pre-sale for Visa cardholders on May 18 to 20, and tickets will be up for sale to the public on May 21 at 10 am, through SM Tickets .

The 1975 is an English alternative rock band that released their self-titled first album in 2013. Their sophomore album, I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It , was released in February.

The August concert will be the band’s 3rd time in Manila after a mall tour in 2014 and a Mall of Asia Arena show the next year. (IN PHOTOS: The 1975 returns to Manila )

Listen to “A Change of Heart,” from their newest album, below:

James Bay is another musician who hails from England, and he was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards in 2016. He was the opening act for Taylor Swift and Hozier before headlining his own tour in 2015.

Panic! at the Disco was founded in 2004 by Ryan Ross, Spencer Smith, Brent Wilson, and Brendon Urie, and rose to fame in the 2000s. Today, the band is helmed by Brendon, as he performs with touring members, Dallon Weekes, Kenneth Harris, and Dan Pawlovich.

Manila, PH! Don’t know if you can handle this. Playing Mall of Asia Arena on 8/18. Get your tickets 5/3 at 10am https://t.co/nkuuPH4c2a — Panic! At The Disco (@PanicAtTheDisco) April 22, 2016

Meanwhile, Third Eye Blind, is the band behind classics like “Semi-Charmed Life,” “Jumper,” and “How’s It Going to Be.”

Elle King released her first studio album in 2015. Her song, “Ex’s and Oh’s” has been making waves on the radio recently.

Twin Pines is an up-and-coming band, composed of Barry Morrell, Callum McConville, Graham Brown. Listen to their song, “Given Enough,” below:

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Concerts, gigs, live performances and other musical events, the 1975 plays their hearts out in manila.

British indie-rock band The 1975 played their first arena show last January 24, 2015 at Mall of Asia Arena, the first act from MMI Live’s British Invasion Concert Series.

Released in September 2013, the self-titled debut from the Manchester boys—whose sound does nothing to represent the 1970s—produced a handful of radio-friendly hits with “Chocolate,” “Settled Down” “Sex” “Heart Out” and “Girls.” To be honest, their music made me appreciate indie-rock and synth-pop. They have the perfect young alternative rock feel. They’ve been a band for a decade, but they broke out to the mainstream only last year. They caught my attention because they know how to create distinctive music with catchy lyrics and danceable melodies. Fans lined up well around the venue hours before the concert started, most them were wearing the band’s black shirts. We could feel the rising excitement in the air as the crowd waited for the show to start. The show immediately reached a deafening moment when screams rang throughout the arena as Matty, George, Ross, and Adam went on stage flashing big smiles and waving to the crowd. The band opened with “The City” which was truly a great way to start the show. They did an amazing intro for it to get the crowd really pumped up. Lead vocalist Matty Healy greeted the crowd with “We are The 1975 and you are Manila!,” and added “We are bigger in this country than in our own f*ckin country”. He also revealed that their Manila tour is their first concert in an arena.

There were magical moments throughout the performance, such as the one during “Me” when Matty asked everyone to move their phones away and just enjoy the music. Then during the second half of the song, he asked everyone to turn the flashlight on their phones, and wave it in the air to the song. It was a special moment with such a beautiful sight.

They played upbeat tracks and fan favorites such as “Girls” and “Sex” which got everyone pumped and dancing. The band also shifted the mood with groovy instrumentals to slow, sad songs such as “Fallingforyou” which touched the fans, as some of them were even brought to tears. I was expecting them to play some of their cover versions but the set was made up of 100% The 1975 material.

The overall presentation of the show was amazing and definitely better than their first visit in Manila. They played twenty songs with such energy. The upbeat songs hit hard and the slow songs moved everyone in the crowd.The lighting setup was fun to watch as they matched the beat of the music.

The four-piece band was energetic and put an unforgettable show. You could tell they love what they do, as the energy they brought through their live performances, their music, and their stage presence projected onto the crowd and got everyone on their feet throughout the show. They also had some conversations with the crowd, adding a personal touch for the fans. This concert proved to me that George, Ross, Adam, and Matty know how to put a great and memorable show. They have two more shows after Manila before wrapping up their world tour in support of their self-titled debut album. The 1975 goes back to the studio afterwards to finish their second album, and the band promised to go back to Manila to promote their sophomore studio album.

Special Thanks to VIVA Live, Ovation Productions and MMI Live!

Written by Jam Ayala

The 1975 Live in Manila Setlist 1. The City 2. Milk 3. M.O.N.E.Y. 4. So Far (It's Alright) 5. She Way Out 6. An Encounter 7. Settle Down 8. Heart Out 9. Pressure 10. Me 11. fallingforyou 12. You 13. HNSCC 14. Menswear 15. Girls Encore: 16. Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You 17. Medicine 18. Robbers 19. Chocolate 20. Sex

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The 1975 are an English, Manchester-based alternative rock/indie rock band from Wilmslow in Cheshire. The group consists of Matthew Healy, Adam Hann, George Daniel, and Ross MacDonald.

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