BOYNEXTDOOR reveals details for ‘Knock On: Vol. 1’ concert in Manila

The K-pop group’s first solo concert in the country is happening very soon.

On Wednesday, December 18, concert organizer PULP Live World announced details regarding Korean pop boy group BOYNEXTDOOR’s upcoming Manila concert.

Part of their ‘Knock On: Vol.1’ tour across Asia, it will take place at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City on Saturday, March 22, 2025.

Ticket prices range from Php 3,500 for Upper Box B seats to Php 12,500 for the Royalty Standing section.

• Upper Box B: Php 3,500
• Upper Box A: Php 5,500
• Lower Box B: Php 7,500
• Lower Box A: Php 8,500
• Floor Standing: Php 10,000
• Patron: Php 10,500
• Royalty Seated: Php 12,500
• Royalty Standing: Php 12,500

A ‘One Soo Membership Presale’ is scheduled to happen on Saturday, January 11, from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm via the TicketNet website.

While the general sale will begin the following day, on Sunday, January 12, from 12:00 noon onwards on the TicketNet offline and online outlets.

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The Manila concert will be the group’s first solo concert in the country, as well as their return to the Philippines after previously attending the Asia Artist Awards 2023 gala night in Bulacan last December 2023.

Also included in the band’s ‘Knock On: Vol.1’ tour are Incheon, South Korea — where it kicked-off on December 14 and 15, 2024.

The series will also be brought to the Japanese cities of Tokyo, Aichi, Osaka, Miyagi, Fukuoka, and Kanagawa; Hong Kong, Taipei, and the other Southeast Asian stops in Singapore, Bangkok, and Jakarta.

BOYNEXTDOOR is a six-piece group composed of members Sungho, Riwoo, Jaehyun, Taesan, Leehan, and Woonhak.

They made their debut in May 2023 with their first album titled ‘Who!’ and went on to release their extended plays ‘Why…’ in September 2023 and ‘How?’ in April 2024.

Recently, the band dropped their newest EP, ‘19.99,’ which carries the tracks ‘Dangerous’ and ‘Nice Guy.’

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