LIST: Concerts, events for January 2024

MANILA, Philippines — It's a brand new year, and everyone has a chance to start fresh!

The holiday festivities will simmer as the month goes along, but that won't stop a lot of events from being held all around the country.

Here are several of the concerts, events, and productions happening in January:

The multi-sensory art experience of the life and art of Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh finishes its extended return run at the BGC Arts Center this month.

The Korean singer and member of veteran boy band Super Junior stages his "Unfading Sense" solo show, after his October 2023 solo album, at the New Frontier Theater.

OPM singer and former Up Dharma Down vocalist Armi Millare will perform at the Circuit Makati Event Grounds as she gears up for a solo album release in 2024.

The fifth concert of the orchestra's 39th season which will feature a commissioned Filipino work, Johannes Brahms’s Piano Concerto no. 1, op. 15, D minor, and Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky’s Symphony no. 4, op.36, F minor. Pianist Jerome Rose will be the soloist at the concert to be held at Manila's Metropolitan Theater.

The Korean boy band Seventeen are coming to back to the country, this time for two nights at the Philippine Sports Stadium. Members Jeonghan and S. COUPS will be absent as they will "focus on rehabilitation treatment and recovery" from injuries.

Rapper and GOT7 member Mark Tuan hits the SM North Edsa Skydome for the Asia leg of his "The Other Side" tour!

"The King of Philippine Acoustic Pop" and "The Philippines’ Soul Diva" collaborate for a January perfomance at the Vue Bar of the Bellevue Manila Hotel.

British rock band Coldplay continue their environmentally conscious world tour in the Philippines in just their second-ever visit, this time performing at the Philippine Arena for two nights! OPM singer Jikamarie will be the opening act for both nights.

Now on its 8th iteration, the international street style dance competition will be hosted at the Theatre at Solaire. High school and college Students are invited to bust a move on the dance floor!

Singer-songwriter Melanie Martinez will perform at the World Trade Center to promote her album "Portals," from which the tour takes its name.