LANY Soft World Tour 2026: Cebu, Philippine Arena, and Davao Shows Announced

 

American pop-rock group LANY is preparing for another large-scale return to the Philippines, lining up three major concert stops as part of its upcoming Soft world tour. The band will perform in Cebu, Bulacan, and Davao, marking a new chapter in its long-standing connection with Filipino audiences.

The Philippine leg of the tour will begin in the Visayas before moving north and concluding in Mindanao. The opening show is scheduled for November 6 at SM Seaside Cebu Arena. Two days later, the band heads to the massive Philippine Arena in Bulacan for the Manila-area stop on November 8. The final concert will take place on November 14 at the Crocodile Park Concert Grounds in Davao.

The announcement was made by Live Nation Philippines, which also released the official seating layouts and ticket options for fans preparing to attend the shows. With demand historically high whenever the band tours the country, early ticket access is structured across several presale windows before the general sale begins.

Philippine Tour Schedule

City	Date	Venue
Cebu	November 6, 2026	SM Seaside Cebu Arena
Manila (Bulacan)	November 8, 2026	Philippine Arena
Davao	November 14, 2026	Crocodile Park Concert Grounds

Ticketing Timeline

Ticket Phase	Schedule
Artist Presale	March 24, 12 PM – 11:59 PM
Mastercard Presale	March 25, 10 AM – March 26, 10 AM
Live Nation PH Presale	March 26, 12 PM – 11:59 PM
General Sale	March 27, 12 PM

Artist presale registration is available through the band’s official website, while Mastercard holders can access early ticket sales through the Priceless platform. Additional presale access will be offered to users with accounts on the Live Nation Philippines website before tickets open to the public through SM Tickets.

The upcoming concerts follow the band’s widely attended visit in 2024 during their A Beautiful Blur tour, where they performed in Bulacan and Cebu. That tour further reinforced the group’s strong following in the Philippines, a market that consistently delivers sold-out arenas and some of the loudest crowd participation during their shows.

Beyond the concerts themselves, the band’s previous visit also generated attention for several fan-centered moments. During their stop at the Philippine Arena, they invited Filipino singer-songwriter Maki to perform as a guest. Members of the group also spent time serving customers at Jollibee, briefly stepping behind the counter and interacting with fans in one of the country’s most recognizable fast-food chains.

Such gestures have helped cement LANY’s reputation among Filipino fans not just as performers but as artists who actively engage with the local culture. In the global touring circuit, few international acts maintain the kind of recurring connection that LANY has developed in the Philippines. Each return functions almost like a reunion rather than a routine tour stop.

Formed in Los Angeles, the band built its international profile through emotionally driven pop-rock and synth-based ballads. Their catalog includes several songs that became staples among their fanbase, including ILYSB, Malibu Nights, and The Breakup.

With three large venues across different regions of the country, the Soft tour positions the Philippines once again as a major destination in the band’s global itinerary. For Filipino listeners who have followed the group’s music for years, the upcoming concerts represent another opportunity to experience the songs that helped define LANY’s rise on the international pop-rock stage. 🎶✨