2025 in Philippine music

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The following is a list of events and releases related to Philippine music that have happened or are expected to happen in 2025.

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Events

Predicted and scheduled events

Notable shows

Local artists

Date(s)Headliner(s)VenueCityEvent / TourNote(s)Ref(s)
January 11 Maki Waterfront Hotel & Casino Cebu Maki-Concert sa Cebu— [2]
January 17 and 24 Odette Quesada Maybank Performing Arts Theater Taguig Odette Quesada Hits 60— [3]
January 18 Waterfront Hotel & Casino Cebu Odette Quesada 40th Anniversary Concert— [4]
January 24 Maki TBA Baguio Maki-Concert sa Baguio— [2]
January 25 Odette Quesada SMX Convention Center – SM City Davao Davao Odette Quesada 40th Anniversary Concert— [4]
February 1–2 Aegis New Frontier Theater Quezon Halik Sa Ulan: Valentine Concert— [5]
February 1–3TJ Monterde Araneta Coliseum Sarili Nating Mundo at the Big Dome— [6]
February 7 Pops Fernandez , Martin Nievera Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Always and Forever— [7]
Nina New Frontier Theater Quezon Love Matters— [8]
February 8 Cup of Joe Araneta Coliseum Silakbo— [9]
February 14–15, 21–22 Regine Velasquez Samsung Performing Arts Theater, Circuit Makati Makati Reset— [10]
February 15 Bini Philippine Arena Bocaue The Grand Biniverse 2025: The Valentine's Repeat First local act to hold a solo concert at Philippine Arena. [11]
February 22 Maki TBA Cagayan de Oro Maki-Concert sa CDO— [2]

International artists

Date(s)Headliner(s)VenueCityEvent / TourNote(s)Ref(s)
January 1–5Various Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Disney on Ice — [12]
January 14 Cigarettes After Sex X's World Tour— [13]
January 18–19 Seventeen Philippine Sports Stadium Bocaue Right Here World Tour — [14]
January 24 Dionne Warwick New Frontier Theater Quezon Dionne Warwick: One Last Time— [15]
January 25 Maroon 5 Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Maroon 5 Asia Tour 2025— [16]
February 11 The Script Araneta Coliseum Quezon Satellite World Tour— [17]
February 11–12 Niki Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Buzz— [18]
February 12 Hoobastank New Frontier Theater Quezon Hoobastank Live— [19]
Ronan Keating Waterfront Hotel & Casino Cebu Ronan Keating: A Valentine's Special— [20]
A1 SMX Convention Center – SM City Bacolod Bacolod Valentine's Tour 2025— [21]
February 13 SMX Convention Center – SM City Cagayan de Oro Cagayan de Oro
February 15 New Frontier Theater Quezon
February 15–16 The Corrs Araneta Coliseum The Corrs: From Manila with Love— [22]
February 22 Day6 Forever Young— [23]
February 28 Wave to Earth Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Wave to Earth Live— [24]
March 1 Enhypen Philippine Sports Stadium Bocaue Walk The Line Tour — [25]
March 4 Keshi Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Requiem— [26]
March 19 Kylie Minogue TBATBATension Tour 2025— [27]
March 22 BoyNextDoor Araneta Coliseum Quezon Knock On Vol.1— [28]
April 5 Kyuhyun TBATBAKyuhyun 10th Anniversary Asia Tour— [29]
May 1–2 M2M Araneta Coliseum Quezon The Better Endings Tour— [30]
May 3 SMX Convention Center – SM City Davao Davao
May 4 Waterfront Hotel & Casino Cebu
May 8 Ado Mall of Asia Arena Pasay Ado World Tour 2025: Hibana— [31]
May 18 Boyz II Men Araneta Coliseum Quezon Boyz II Men Live in Manila— [32]

Music festivals

Date(s)EventVenueCityNotable performersNote(s)Ref(s)
February 8Enigma Music CityBridgetowne Concert Grounds Pasig — [33]
February 22–23Waterbomb 2025 Manila Quirino Grandstand Manila — [34]
March 25Circus Music Festival 6Brightowne Concert Grounds Pasig Part of the Circus Music Festival [35]

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  2. 1 2 3 "Special guests on Maki's concert revealed". ABS-CBN News . November 25, 2024. Retrieved November 25, 2024.
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  4. 1 2 "Odette Quesada 40th Anniversary Concert". TicketWorld. Retrieved November 25, 2024.
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  12. ↑ "'Disney on Ice' in Manila 2024: Ticket prices, schedule". Rappler . September 15, 2024. Retrieved November 25, 2024.
  13. ↑ "More seats added to Cigarettes After Sex's sold-out Manila concert". Rappler . October 26, 2024. Retrieved November 25, 2024.
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