This will be the rising OPM star’s biggest show to date.
Original Filipino music (OPM) singer-songwriter Maki is set to hold a major concert at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City later this year.
Entitled ‘Kolorcoaster,’ the show happens on November 7, 2025 and will mark Maki’s first time to headline a solo show at the ‘The Big Dome’.
In a post on Wednesday, September 10, his label Tarsier Records announced the ticketing details for the upcoming show, with prices ranging from PHP1,500 in the Gen Ad section up to PHP 6,500 for the Mosh Pit area.
The passes will go on sale from 3:00 pm on Monday, September 15 via Ticketnet’s physical outlets and website.
The young musician is definitely hands-on with this project, as he will be sitting as the concert director, as well as the musical director.
In his interview with ABS-CBN News, he reflected, “Malaking opportunity ito for me also because I will be directing my own concert. Nung last time kasi, sa creative direction ako talaga yung nasunod. So for this own as well kasi I created the Kolorcoaster world, so why not na ako din ang mag-direct nung concert?“
He continued, “So sabi ko, I am really honored and thrilled na I got the chance and opportunity. And they gave me the trust for me to direct. Kasi I’ve always been dreaming of directing something. And para sa akin, itong concert na ito, it’s not just a milestone, but also para sa akin po, it’s the physical or the human form of me and my heart.”
‘Kolorcoaster’ is the namesake of his first album, which will come out on September 19.
Carried as the tracks for the said album are his hit singles ‘Dilaw,’ ‘Namumula,’ ‘Bughaw,’ and ‘kahel na langit,’ as well as the new song ‘Turning Green’.
Meanwhile, Maki recently collaborated with American hitmaker JVKE for the single entitled ‘Seasons,’ which is part of the latter’s The Asia Tour: Blooming Season EP,’ with the former being the sole Filipino act that he worked with.
Some of the original songs Maki has created over the years include the series of “question” songs like ‘Saan?’, ‘Bakit?’, and ‘Kailan?’