MANILA, Philippines – This is it, Filipino BLACKJACKs! K-pop girl group 2NE1 is bringing their reunion concert tour Welcome Back to the Philippines!
The quartet is set to headline a one-night, all-seated show at the Mall of Asia Arena on November 16.
The seat plan and ticket prices were unveiled on Thursday, September 26. According to concert promoter Live Nation Philippines, tickets are priced as follows:
- Gen Ad — P3,000
- UB Regular — P4,000
- UB Premium — P5,000
- LBB Regular — P8,250
- LBB Premium — P9,000
- LBA Regular — P9,750
- LBA Premium — P10,500
- Floor (Standing) — P11,500
- VIP (Soundcheck) — P15,000
- VIP (Soundcheck and Send-off) — P16,500
Both VIP packages also include early access to merchandise and exclusive laminate and lanyard.
Tickets will be available starting October 11, 12 pm via SM Tickets website and outlets nationwide, while members of Live Nation Philippines can secure their tickets early during the pre-sale happening on October 10, 10 am to 11:59 pm.
The November show will serve as 2NE1’s first concert as a full-group in the Philippines in over a decade after their The Party: 2NE1 Live in Manila concert in 2011.
It was in July when YG Entertainment’s founder Yang Hyun-suk first announced that 2NE1 — consisting of CL, Dara, Bom, and Minzy — would be reuniting for a concert tour to celebrate the group’s 15th debut anniversary. The quartet debuted in 2009 with the hit single “Fire.”
Aside from the Philippines, the group’s reunion concert tour will also have stops in South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Thailand.
The group disbanded in 2016, and released a final single in 2017. The members have reunited for special celebrations such as anniversaries and birthdays, and have been vocal about how all of them are up for a reunion performance. They also made a surprise performance at the 2022 Coachella Music Festival, where their leader CL was performing solo under 88rising’s set
2NE1 is best known for its hits “Fire,” “I Don’t Care,” “Can’t Nobody,” “I AM THE BEST,” and “Come Back Home.” – Rappler.com