Lauv to reunite with Filipino fans in Manila this September
Lauv is finally coming back to Manila this September!
Another treat awaits this September as international singer Lauv is set to return to the Philippines.
On Instagram, Willbros Live announced that Lauv will headline the Coke Studio Live concert on September 5 at the Araneta Coliseum.
Joining him onstage are exciting Filipino acts, including BINI, MRLD, Over October, Alamat, Alex Bruce, and Ena Mori.
For ticket details and updates, fans are encouraged to follow Coca-Cola PH and its official partners on social media.
Previously, Lauv visited the Philippines and even featured Intramuros in one of his TikTok videos.
He last performed live in Manila and Cebu in 2023, where he received an outpouring of love from the Filipino audience.
Lauv is best known for his chart-topping hits like "I Like Me Better," "Paris in the Rain," and "Mean It."
Meanwhile, check out the upcoming concerts in 2025 here:
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