Maroon 5, magpi-perform sa MoA Arena sa December 8 ngayong taon; sikat na banda, pinost ang schedule sa socmed
- Maroon 5, a world-renowned band known for its chart-topping hits, is scheduled to perform in Manila at the MoA Arena on December 8, 2022
- The last time the band performed in the Philippines was in March 5 of 2019 also held at the MoA Arena
- The band’s frontman, Adam Levine, was also among the four original coaches on the popular reality singing competition, ‘The Voice’, though he left the show after several seasons
- Maroon 5 rose to fame after some of their songs started topping the charts beginning early 2000s
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Maroon 5, a world-renowned band and famous for its chart-topping hit songs, is set to return to the Philippines.
Source: Instagram
The band itself announced the news through its website and other social media pages like Instagram.
According to its latest IG post, the popular band is scheduled to perform in Manila at the MoA Arena on December 8 of this year.
This is not the first time that the band has a concert in the country, having performed here in March 5 of 2019, which was also held at the MoA Arena.
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Adam Levine, the frontman of the band, was also among the four original coaches on the reality singing competition, ‘The Voice’, though he left the show after several seasons.
The band rose to fame on the global stage in early 2000s after its release of the album ‘Songs About Jane’.
It included chart-topping songs like “This Love,” and “Sunday Morning.”
Other hits of Maroon 5 include “Moves Like Jagger,” which featured Christina Aguilera, as well as “Sugar” and “Girls Like You.”
Maroon 5 is comprised of Adam Levine on lead vocals, Jesse Carmichael on keyboards and rhythm guitar, James Valentine on lead guitar, Matt Flynn on drums, PJ Morton on keyboards, and Sam Farrar on bass guitar. The original members, which featured Mickey Madden on bass guitar and Ryan Dusick on drums, first came together during their high school years in 1994, then calling themselves Kara’s Flowers.
The country is starting to open its entertainment sphere to foreign artists after a hiatus of almost two years. Among the first foreign groups to perform in the Philippines is NCT Dream and a member of the South Korean boy band SHINee, a performance that even Megastar Sharon Cuneta enjoyed. In her post, Shawie revealed she was unable to hold back her tears when she saw the live performance of Key, one of the members of the boy band. Shawie said that it was only Key who was able to make her cry that way. She said, however, that she might shed buckets of tears more if all members of SHINee would come. The South Korean, along with other artists like NCT Dream, WEi and Alice, performed live May 29 in what might be the beginning of the return of live K-pop concerts in the Philippines.
In the local entertainment scene, Anne Curtis also marked her return to the singing stage with her recent concert, ‘Luv-Anne’. During the concert, she blew the house down with her death-defying stunts. The actress-turned singer managed to amaze the crowd with her absolutely jaw-dropping performances. At one point, she was up in the air, on a platform, while singing one of her iconic song covers.
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