Demi Lovato Live in Manila

American singer-songwriter and Camp Rock star, Demi Lovato, on her first ever major concert in Manila to be held on March 2013.

Randomminds Productions presents
Demi Lovato LIVE in Manila
March 20, 2013 - Wednesday - 8:00pm
Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City.

Ticket Prices:

VIP - Php 7,950

PATRON - Php 6,360

LOWER BOX - Php 5,300

UPPER BOX A - Php 3,710

UPPER BOX B - Php 1,965

GENERAL ADMISSION - Php 745

Tickets are available at Ticketnet outlets.
Call 911-5555 or visit www.tickenet.com.ph to buy tickets online

LINKS:
https://www.facebook.com/randommindsproduction
https://www.facebook.com/wilbroslive
http://www.etix.com/ticket/online/performanceSearch.jsp?performance_id=1705676

BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE:

VIDEOS:
-Skyscraper by Demi Lovato

-Give Your Heart A Break by Demi Lovato

-Don't Forget by Demi Lovato

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Korean Boy Band 2PM Set to Perform in Manila this March

Manila, Philippines – Korean boy band sensation 2PM is coming for its first-ever concert in Manila this March. The most awaited Philippine concert debut dubbed as 2013 2PM LIVE TOUR in Manila “What time is it” is set to thrill audiences on March 2 at the Mall of Asia Arena.



Known for their smashing hits and acrobatic dance moves, 2PM members Ok Taecyeon, Jang Wooyoung, Jun.K, Hwang Chanseong, Lee Junho and Nichkhun will perform their hit singles such as “Hands Up”, “Heart Beat”, “Again and Again” and “Crazy Over You” for its Filipino fans in this one-night-only concert.

The award-winning group has performed in sold-out venues for their thousands of fans in South Korea, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Macau, Taiwan, Thailand; and this year, Manila has been chosen as the very first stop to launch the 2013 2PM LIVE TOUR “What time is it” world series. After the Philippines, 2PM will continue to visit the rest of their Asian fans with a concert at the Guangzhou Gymnasium in Guangzhou, China on March 30 and at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand on April 8.
“In the past years, 2PM has conquered the whole of Asia and the world and we are excited to bring them to the Philippines for the first time to give thousands of their Filipino fans the chance to witness their outstanding performances live,” shares Nian Rigor, Head of IMC of Hoopla Inc, the local co-promoter of this one-night-only concert.

2PM is under the management of JYP Entertainment who also handles the Kpop girl group sensation Wonder Girls. The South Korean boy band has been awarded by Oricon music chart for their 2PM Live 2012 Six Beautiful Days as one of the best concerts in Japan last year. Thay have also won the New Artist of the Year and Best New Artist in Asia at the 26th Japan Gold Disc Award, and got the Best Group Video award at the MTV Video Music Award in Japan last year.

Tickets are available exclusively at SM Tickets via smtickets.com or participating SM Cinema branches starting January 26. Ticket prices of What Time Is It: 2PM Live Tour in Manila are: VIP1 (standing) P11,500; VIP2 (standing) P11,500; VIP3 (standing) P9,000; Lower Box A (seated) P7,000; Lower Box B (seated) P6,000; Upper Box (seated) P3,300; and General Admission (seated) P1,000.
2013 2PM LIVE TOUR in Manila “What time is it” is organized by MLive, Hoopla and BigDaddy Entertainment.

For more information and updates on the concert, follow www.facebook.com/hooplaph or call 320-1111.

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TM Astig Panalo Fest 2013

Unli-saya ba ang hanap mo? Eto na ang handog ng TM para sa mga ASTIG na katulad mo as Republika ng TM presents: Astig! Panalo Fest 2013! Unli na ang musika, unli pa ang saya!

Republika ng TM presents

TM Astig! Panalo Fest 2013

February 2, 2013 - 7:30pm

Mall of Asia Arena

With performances by: Parokya ni Edgar, Loonie, Dello and Abra || Appearances by: Coco Martin, Angelica Panganiban, Cesar Montano, Dingdong Dantes and a lot more!

Tickets:

Para sa mga wala pang TM SIM:

1) Pumunta at bumili lang ng 1 TM SIM mula sa kahit anong participating Globe Store or SM Loading Station (ang listahan ay nakasaad sa baba)

2) I-activate ang TM SIM

3) Mag-load lang ng at least PhP75.00 (via Globe Load or TM Call Card)

4) Ang subscriber ay mabibigyan na agad ng 1 ticket ng authorized Globe Store or SM Loading Station

Para sa mga may TM SIM:

1) Pumunta sa kahit anong participating Globe Store or SM Loading Station (ang listahan ay nakasaad sa baba)

2) Mag-load lang ng at least PhP75.00 (via Globe Load or TM Call Card)

3) Ang subscriber ay mabibigyan na agad ng 1 ticket ng authorized Globe Store or SM Loading Station

List of participating SM Loading Stations & Globe Stores 

SM Loading Stations 

SM Bacoor

SM Bicutan

SM Centerpoint

SM Makati

SM Mall of Asia

SM Manila

SM Megamall

SM San Lazaro

SM Southmall

SM Sucat

SM North EDSA

Globe Business Centers

Globe Alabang

Globe Binondo

Globe Festival Mall

Globe Glorietta

Globe Market Market

Globe Globe Telecom Plaza (Pioneer)

Globe Robinsons Malate

Globe Robinsons Galleria

Globe SM Bacoor

Globe SM Bicutan

Globe SM Centerpoint

Globe SM Makati

Globe SM Mall of Asia

Globe SM Manila

Globe SM Megamall

Globe SM San Lazaro

Globe SM Southmall

Globe SM Sucat

Globe SM North EDSA

Globe SM San Fernando

Globe SM Clark

Globe SM Baliuag

Globe SM Marilao

Ilang tickets ang maaaring makuha ng subscriber at ilan ang maximum tickets na i-rerelease para sa show?

1 ticket lamang ang pwedeng ma-claim kada subscriber. Kahit nag-load ng higit sa PhP75.00, 1 ticket lamang ang pwedeng makuha ng subscriber.

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Concert Review: Swedish House Mafia Brings Down The House

Concert Review: Swedish House Mafia Brings Down The House
Written by Niche Dumlao || Photos by Magic Liwanag Photography for Ovation Productions

News shocked the dance music community – heck, the music community in general – when back in June 2012, EDM masters Swedish House Mafia announced that they were calling it quits. A post on their official website states:

"Today we want to share with you, that the tour we are about to go on will be our last. We want to thank every single one of you that came with us on this journey. We came, we raved, we loved."
And like wildfire, word spread of this alarming declaration from the group composed of Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. Though successful in their own DJ careers, there will always be an undeniable force when the three collaborate together. A strong force…a dance music phalanx. As for their falling out, Rolling Stone magazine shares Angello’s sentiments on the issue saying that "we just decided that we reached a point where we didn't know what the next move would be," and that "we've had beyond our dreams and we've come very, very far”.



From there, the demand for SMH skyrocketed as every city in the world wanted to bid farewell to the group. Appropriately called One Last Tour, the group scheduled a series of shows which spans over 6 months in over 5 continents. Luckily, Manila was included in their Asian leg thanks to Ovation Productions.

Although there were only 2 of the Mafia guys present (Steve was suffering from some stomach related illness we were told), it didn’t kill the mood as Axwell and Seb fired dance dynamites one after the other. Opening with “Greyhound”, the pair sifted through their discography as a group and as individuals. Axwell’s hits such as “Nothing But Love”, “In My Mind”, Together” and “Sweet Disposition” remix were in the artillery. While Seb had the monstrous “Calling” and “Reload” as his weapons. And in the middle of this sound assault, the boys delivered the ultimate fan service when they hoisted the Philippine flag in the middle of their set.

Truly, showing their love to the very eager SM Arena crowd. But of course, the big guns were the Swedish House Mafia tracks. “Antidote”, “One”, “Miami To Ibiza” were all met with rave reception, still their 2 most popular ones – namely “Save the World” and “Don’t You Worry Child” set the crowd into a massive party explosion. Prompting Axwell to comment, “Manila, it’s true what they say, you sing great”.

The lights were stellar, the effects were spectacular, the show memorable. After all, it’s the first and (probably?) the last time the boys come to our shores. And true to their parting words…they came, we raved, we loved. And there’s nothing shocking about that.

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#MCSFlashback: My Chemical Romance Live in Manila 2008

#MCSFlashback:
The Black Parade World Tour: My Chemical Romance Live in Manila 2008
January 25, 2008 - Friday - 8:00pm
The Fort Bonifacio Open Field

LINKS:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Parade_World_Tour

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#MCSFlashback: BUSH Live in Manila 1997

#MCSFlashback:
BUSH Live in Manila 1997
October 3, 1997 - Friday - 8:00pm
Phil. Sports Arena, Pasig City, Philippines.

NOTE:

• BUSH first ever concert in Manila
• 15 years after, BUSH returned to the Philippines as special guest band for Evanescence Live in Manila concert - Feb. 19, 2012.

LINKS:

http://ovationproductionsmanila.com/1997/10/bush-live-in-manila-october-3-1997/

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Concert Review: The Ataris Live in Eastwood City

Concert Review: The Ataris Live in Eastwood City 

Written by Bianchi Mendoza || Photos by Kris Rocha(www.krisrocha.com)

            Fifteen years since they released their first LP “Anywhere But Here”, alternative rock band The Ataris have finally made their way onto our shores. It was a windy Saturday afternoon last January 19 as fans, mostly 20 or 30-somethings who have no doubt grown up listening to their music, gathered at the Eastwood Central Plaza. The breeze couldn’t cool the burning anticipation in the air.An awesome local band, the LowTechs took the stage to warm the crowd up though it didn’t feel like it was necessary.

            After what seemed like only a few seconds, The Ataris took the stage and broke into tracks from their 2003 album “So Long, Astoria”: “In This Diary,” “Unopened Letter to the World,” and “The Hero Dies in This One”.The unbelievable “So Long Astoria”-heavy set list also included: “Take-offs and Landings”, “So Long, Astoria” and their cover of Don Henley’s “Boys of Summer” (which they released as a single and became one of their biggest hits).

            Midway through the show, Kris Roe introduced their new drummer Eric Perkins saying, “This is only the fifth show that he’s played with us.” But the way Eric was hitting all the beats so spot on, you would think he’s been playing with The Ataris since day one. Only Kris Roe has survived the many lineup changes over the years. (Their current lineup includes guitarist, Thomas Holst and bassist, Brian Nelson.) 

            Kris Roe, now in his mid-30s, didn’t disappoint. His voice seems like it has become more solid, weathered with just the right amount of angst and hope. It was awesome to see himrocking outwith his left-handed guitar, with the occasional smile and expression of gratitude. I can only imagine what was going through his mind but I’m certain it included the joy of being able to play halfway around the world for fans who have grown up with them and who have remained by their side through the many challenges the band has overcome over the years. 

            The Ataris took the audience on a nostalgic tripwhen they threw songs from“Blue Skies, Broken Hearts…Next 12 Exits” in the mix: “Broken Promise Ring” and “1*15*96”.They also played a cover of the 80s song “Can’t Hardly Wait” by The Replacements-- a song that feels like it could be released in any decade and still be a hit.

            I wish I had known they were taking requests. A lucky fan, (who didn’t respond when Kris was searching for him in the crowd maybe because he was stunned that Kris was evenindulging him), got his wish when they played his request, “Your Boyfriend Sucks”. When they closed the show with

"San Dimas High School Football Rules”, I forgot what decade I was in and it was epic. In the fading afternoon light, it was plain to see that The Ataris will always remind their devoted fans of summer and the awesome bittersweet truth that “being grown up is not half as fun as growing up”.

            Their tour of Asia includes China, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. On their facebook page it says that Kris Roe will be playing a solo show in Bangkok. They played two shows in Manila last January 19, one in Eastwood and the other one took place in the evening at Venice Piazza in Mckinley Hill.

See more photos from The Ataris Live in Manila concert here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151643282868032

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