Babyface brings his 'Greatest Hits Concert' to Manila this October

Babyface is coming back to Manila! The 13-time GRAMMY Award-winning recording artist, songwriter, and producer will be performing his Greatest Hits Concert at the SM Mall of Asia Arena on 14 July.

The acclaimed American singer is best known for his smooth R&B sound, which helped define the genre across the '80s, '90s, and beyond. With over 125 Top 10 hits and 26 No. 1s under his belt, Babyface has worked with icons like Whitney Houston, Boyz II Men, Toni Braxton, and Beyoncé.

Celebrated for hits like 'Whip Appeal' and 'Every Time I Close My Eyes', Babyface is also the genius behind several chart-topping albums and love ballads that shaped an era. Whether he’s behind the mic or the mixing board, his influence on modern R&B is undeniable.

Babyface’s Greatest Hits Concert in Manila is presented by Ovation Productions with BlastTV as the media partner. Tickets go on sale noon on 16 May through SM Tickets. Ticket prices are ₱8880, 8380, 7880, 6580, 6080, and 4580, 2580 inclusive of ticketing charges. 

UPDATE:

The Babyface concert has rescheduled to 27 October. Ticket selling will resume 12PM on 21 July via SM Tickets. Previously purchased tickets will be honoured on the new date.

The Babyface concert is rescheduled to October 27, 2025! Ticket selling will resume 12NN of July 21 at SM Tickets and previously purchased tickets will be honored on the new date.#BABYFACEMNL2025#OvationProductions pic.twitter.com/8RJaUw5Cfl

— Ovation Productions (@ovationprod) July 4, 2025

UPDATE 2:

Patti Austin is set to join this concert as a special guest! She has lent her powerhouse vocals to some of the biggest names in music — from Paul Simon and Billy Joel to Michael Jackson. But it was her timeless duet with James Ingram, ‘Baby, Come to Me’, that took her name to No. 1 on the Billboard pop chart. Filipino fans, in particular, have embraced her smooth, soul-stirring sound. Classics like ‘Say You Love Me’, which she both wrote and performed, along with ‘All Behind Us Now’, ‘How Do You Keep the Music Playing’, ‘Stop Look Listen’, ‘Smoke Gets In Your Eyes’, ‘If I Believe’, ‘You Gotta Be’, ‘In My Life’, ‘It Might Be You’, and ‘Rhythm of the Streets’, continue to strike a chord with listeners across generations.