Bruno Mars is treating Filipino fans to another day of music and celebration as he adds a third show date for The Romantic Tour in Bulacan in May 2027.
Following the “incredible demand” for tickets to his first two shows on May 15 and 16, 2027, at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan, a third show date on May 18 has been added.
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Local promoter Live Nation Philippines announced the additional show just hours after the Artist Presale and LNPH Presale started on September 11, which saw hundreds of thousands of fans lining up online to secure their tickets.
“Due to incredible demand, a NEW SHOW has been added for Bruno Mars on 18 May!” the announcement read.
Fans who missed their chance will have another opportunity to secure tickets, with the ticket selling for the third show date beginning on September 14 at 12 p.m.
As shared in earlier announcements, tickets for The Romantic Tour start at ₱1,500.
Here are the ticket prices:
Floor Standing - ₱15,750
Lower Box A - ₱18,750 to ₱23,750
Lower Box B - ₱13,500 to ₱18,750
Upper Box (Sections 303 to 322 with a portion of Sections 404 to 433) - ₱4,500 to ₱8,750
Upper Box (Remaining of Sections 404 to 433) - ₱1,500 to ₱3,250
The concert will also have another major draw for music fans as Bruno will be joined by his Silk Sonic collaborator Anderson .Paak, who will perform as DJ Pee .Wee.
Likewise, it will also give fans the chance to experience Bruno’s newest music live as he brings songs from his fourth solo album, The Romantic, to the stage.
The album marked the biggest debut of his career, opening at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. It became his first album to debut at the top of the chart and his second No. 1 album after Unorthodox Jukebox, more than a decade after the latter’s release.
The Romantic also reached No. 1 on Apple’s Global Album Chart, Spotify’s Global Album Chart, and Spotify’s Top US Album Chart.
The album includes some of Bruno’s recent hits, including “Risk It All,” “I Just Might,” “On My Soul,” “Cha Cha Cha,” and “God Was Showing Off.”