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BTS WORLD TOUR IN MANILA 2027 | Manila

Mar 13–Mar 14, 2027 (UTC+8)

City of Manila

Concerts BTS

The BTS WORLD TOUR IN MANILA 2027 represents a significant milestone as the South Korean sensation BTS returns to the global stage following their mandatory military service. This highly anticipated fourth concert tour, spanning 79 dates across 34 cities in 23 countries, is set to culminate in Manila on March 14, 2027. Beginning in Goyang, South Korea, on April 9, 2026, the tour marks BTS’s first headline performances since their acclaimed 2021–22 Permission to Dance on Stage tour. Manila, as the final stop, holds a special place in this extensive world tour, offering fans in the Philippines a rare and momentous opportunity to witness the septet’s live comeback. The BTS WORLD TOUR IN MANILA 2027 not only underscores the group’s enduring global influence but also highlights the vibrant cultural exchange between South Korea and the Philippines. With a carefully curated setlist and dynamic stage production, this event promises to deliver an unforgettable experience, reflecting BTS’s evolution as artists and performers. As anticipation builds, the BTS WORLD TOUR IN MANILA 2027 stands as a testament to the group’s resilience and continued dedication to their craft, making it a landmark occasion in the world of K-pop and live entertainment.

Pasay City · LE SSERAFIM 2026 "PUREFLOW" Tour | SM Mall of Asia Arena

Dec 5–Dec 6, 2026 (UTC+8)

Pasay

Concerts

Cebu City | Hillsong Worship Nights - Asia Tour | SM Seaside City Cebu

Sep 18, 2026 (UTC+8)

Cebu City

Concerts

Pasay | Westlife 25 - The Anniversary World Tour | SM Mall of Asia

Jan 20, 2027 (UTC+8)

Pasay

Concerts

Zamboanga Hermosa Festival | Zamboanga City

Oct 12, 2026 (UTC+8)

Zamboanga City

Celebration

Fiesta Pilar (Feast of Our Lady of Pilar), also known as the Zamboanga Beauty Festival, is an annual celebration in Zamboanga City, Philippines, dedicated to the city's patron saint, Our Lady of the Pillar. Our Lady of the Pillar is one of the many titles of the Virgin Mary in Catholic tradition. According to ancient legend, in 40 AD, the Virgin Mary appeared to St. James the Great on the banks of the Ebro River while he was preaching the Gospel in present-day Spain. She appeared on a pillar, which is now preserved and venerated in the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, Spain. Fiesta Pilar is a month-long celebration that begins in late September or early October. The following weeks feature a variety of events, such as sports competitions and championships, parades, beauty pageants, street dance competitions, music festivals, drag races, sailing regattas, agricultural fairs, art exhibitions, cultural festivals, fashion shows, solemn masses, and contests. October 12th is the main day of the feast and a legal holiday in Zamboanga City. The main highlights of the festival are the grand procession and the Papal Banquet at the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar in Fort Pilar.

Cebu | Israel & New Breed ['TIL THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS TOUR 2026] - Live in Cebu | Waterfront Grand Ballroom

Oct 29, 2026 (UTC+8)

Cebu City

Concerts

Parañaque | LYKN DUSK AND DAWN WORLD TOUR IN MANILA | The Theatre

Sep 18, 2026 (UTC+8)

Paranaque

Concerts

Pasay | wave to earth 2026 < the pieces > Tour | SM Mall of Asia Arena

Nov 15, 2026 (UTC+8)

Pasay

Concerts

Pasay | Hillsong Worship Nights - Asia Tour | SM Mall of Asia

Sep 20, 2026 (UTC+8)

Pasay

Concerts

Anihan Festival | Lobo

Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+8)

Lobo

Celebration

Every year, the town of Lobo in Batangas province holds the Anihan Festival during the last week of September to celebrate the end of the agricultural season. The name "Anihan" comes from the Filipino word "ani," meaning harvest. This festival is a traditional way for the local community to express gratitude for the harvest and to emphasize the importance of agriculture in the town's cultural identity. During the Anihan Festival, Lobo's streets transform into a vibrant, colorful, and harvest-themed celebration. Villages dress in costumes inspired by local agricultural products—such as atis, tamarind, corn kernels, buri fabric, seashells, and dried bark—and perform choreographed dances with agricultural themes. The event also includes a parade of floats designed to showcase the agricultural products and creative achievements of each village. Additionally, there are agricultural fairs or trade markets where villages display their harvests and value-added goods for visitors to view and purchase. These traditions blend gratitude, competition, and a sense of community pride in Lobo's agricultural roots.