Nearly three years after making their debut as resident dancers on It’s Showtime, Baby Dolls is stepping into a new milestone as they headline their first-ever solo concert this November 8 at the SM North EDSA Sky Dome in Quezon City.
On Star Pop’s social media pages, the group announced their concert, Baby Dolls: Ooh La Live sa Skydome, along with the ticket prices and seat plan.
“BABY LOVES, ARE YOU READY?! 👀
Get ready to sing, dance, kembot, at maki-party with our Pambansang Hype Pop group because the biggest and grandest Baby Dolls party is about to take over the SKYDOME this November 8, 2026!
I-set na ang inyong alarms dahil TICKETS WILL BE OUT AT 4PM TODAY!
🎟️TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT: https://ticketmaster.ph/activity/detail/26ph_babydolls
I-tag na ang buong tropa at ipagkalat na dahil baka maunahan ka sa good vibes at saya! 👀🔥
Kita-kits sa SkyDome, Baby Loves! 💖
#BabyDollsOohLaLive #BabyDolls #StarPopPH #ABSCBNMusic,” they announced.
Fans can dance and party along with members Arianne Dela Cruz, Chloe Florendo, Eriel Reyes, Ina Ortega, Jelai Ahamil, Johaira Mori, and Juby Sabino, with tickets starting at ₱1,699. Here are the ticket prices:
SVIP - ₱4,499
VIP 1 - ₱3,499
VIP 2 - ₱2,799
Patron - ₱2,499
General Admission - ₱1,699
Tickets are now available through Ticketmaster Philippines.
Fans were quick to celebrate the group’s milestone, particularly as the Baby Dolls have been making waves online with their music and dance-driven performances.
“Congratulations @showtimebabydolls ✨🤍 unti- onti na ngyayari ang bawat manifesting ng bawat isa ! Thank you lord ✨🎀,” a fan said.
Another one expressed: “congrats @showtimebabydolls super deserve sobrang saya ko para sa inyo. 👏🙌❤️🙏🏻🫶🏻 TY LORD. manood nakayo at bumili ng tix super sulit tong event.”
“Ay wow this year lang pinakilala kayo bilang pambansang hype ppop girl tapos this year this may concert na kayo sa (sky)dome, ang bilis ng pangyayari. Congratulations baby dolls, super deserve nyo yan👏😍,” a netizen stated.
The group was first launched in 2023 as resident dancers of the Kapamilya noontime show It’s Showtime where some members came from the show’s previous segments.
In an interview with Luis Manzano, several members opened up about moments when they questioned where their journey with Baby Dolls was headed.
"As a grupo po, dumating po kami sa point na parang [iniisip namin] 'Saan tayo papunta? Ano 'yung direction namin?' May iba nagpa-plano nang mag-exit," Juby recalled.
"Pero lumipas po 'yung phase na 'yun. Nakita ko naman po 'yung importance ng grupo, 'yung value po ng grupo, tapos nakita ko po 'yung potensyal namin. Baka may right time pa po para sa amin, baka naghihintay lang 'yung management kung kailan kami puputok," she added.
Chloe, meanwhile, admitted that the group was also initially concerned about entering an increasingly competitive P-pop scene.
"Nung una po kinakabahan kami nung launch kasi ang dami na po actually ng mga P-Pop [groups] ngayon na ang gagaling talaga ng kanta. Iniisip namin na, 'Okay, may song na tayo. Ang saya sa feeling pero baka hanggang dito lang.' May mga ganon po kaming naiisip na baka matabunan or hindi mag-trend ['yung songs namin]."
Those concerns, however, began to fade as they saw audiences embracing their music and dance moves: "Pero nung nakikita na namin na alam siya ng mga tao at nagagawa siya ng mga tao, sinasayaw siya ng mga tao, parang 'Ito na 'yun. Ito na pala talaga.' Talagang nakilala na kami.”
Last March, Baby Dolls released their first extended play, ZoomBaby Dolls, featuring tracks such as “Ikembot Mo,” “Clap Clap Clap Alright!” “Kitang Kita,” “Dulce Tirah Tirah,” and their hit song “Oohh Lala Baby,” which has surpassed 10 million streams on Spotify.
They followed it up with their newest single, “Meme,” released in September.
The group also received three nominations at the Filipino Music Awards 2026, including Breakthrough Artist of the Year, Pop Song of the Year, and People’s Choice – Song for “Oohh Lala Baby.”