English singer Jacob Collier’s Manila concert: What you need to know

MANILA, Philippines – English singer-songwriter Jacob Collier is set to return to Manila on Tuesday, June 3, at The World Trade Center Hall D, Pasay City, for the last stop of the Asian leg of his “Djesse” world tour.

This will mark Collier’s third performance in the Philippines, with his first being for the Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival in Puerto Galera in 2016, and his last Manila performance being at the Filinvest Tent in Alabang in 2022. 

Here’s everything you need to know about his upcoming concert in Manila:

Securing tickets

Tickets for Collier’s Manila show on June 3 are available via the Tickelo website. Online payments can be made through credit or debit cards (Visa/Mastercard), GCash, PayMaya, or GrabPay.

Tickets are priced at P4,450 for GOLD and P6,650 for VIP. As of writing, tickets for both sections are still available for purchase.

All ticket types are standing. Here’s the official seat map:

Each person may only purchase a maximum of six tickets per transaction. E-tickets will be emailed directly to the address linked to your Tickelo account.

Tickelo charges a P50 handling fee for every ticket purchased. Promos cannot be used with any other discount or promotional offer.

Tickets are non-refundable, but transferable to another person — but only for the same event.

Guidelines for concert day

The concert will begin at 8 pm. Since all tickets for the show are general admission and there are only two sections, it’s best to arrive at the venue early to secure a spot. 

Minors aged 17 years old and below must be ticketed and accompanied by a ticket-bearing parent or guardian, following the maximum ratio of one adult to two minors. Minors, pregnant women, and PWDs will be required to sign a waiver upon entry.

Re-entry will not be allowed, so make sure you have everything you need before entering.

Jacob Collier is a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for his experimental, genre-bending approach to music that has attracted over 100 collaborators, from Coldplay, to aespa, to SZA, to Hans Zimmer.

His dynamic discography has earned him six Grammy award wins as well as 15 nominations, including Album of the Year for Djesse Vol. 3 in 2021 and for Djesse Vol. 4 in 2025 — which the 2025 world tour is meant to support. Before Manila, Collier will also be making stops in Java, Indonesia, and Seoul, South Korea, and before proceeding to Adelaide, Australia. – with reports from Bea Gatmaytan/Rappler.com