Bruno Major is heading to Asia this August.
Known for his smooth tracks like 'Easily' and 'Nothing', the British R&B artist revealed that he will be performing Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, Makati, Singapore, Jakarta, and Kuala Lumpur as part of his 2023 Tour Of The Planet Earth.
Check out the tour dates here.
8 August - WWW X, Tokyo
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11 August - YES 24 Live Hall, Seoul
13 August - Voice Space, Bangkok
15 August - Samsung Peformance Theater, Manila
17 August - Capitol Theatre, Singapore (For instant concert announcements directly to your inbox, follow SG Concerts by Bandwagon!)
19 August - GBK Basketball Hall, Jakarta
20 August - Zepp KL, Kuala Lumpur
BANGKOK
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Bruno Major is heading to Voice Space in Bangkok on 13 August. Early bird tickets are priced at THB 1,800 while regular tickets are priced at THB 2,100. Tickets are available here.
MANILA
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Bruno Major will be lighting up Manila at Samsung Performing Arts Theater on 15 August. Tickets are available 12 May, 10 AM PHT here.
[UPDATE: 4 July]: Due to overwhelming demand, Bruno Major's Manila show has now been upgraded to the New Frontier Theatre. Additional tickets will go on sale on 15 July at 10 AM PHT via Tickelo.
#BRUNOMAJORINMANILA TICKET HOLDERS ‼️
— Karpos Multimedia (@karposmm) July 4, 2023
Due to high demand, we have upgraded the venue to accommodate more fans. The show will now take place at New Frontier Theater on August 15.
See the post for more details. For other inquries, you may reach out to info@ticketnet.com.ph pic.twitter.com/CcJ0mGC12f
SINGAPORE
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Presented by Symmetry Entertainment, Bruno Major will be making his stop in Singapore at Capitol Theatre on 17 August. Tickets will be available on 12 May, 10 AM SGT.
JAKARTA
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Indonesian fans will able to watch Bruno Major live on 19 August at GBK Basketball Theater when he visits Jakarta. Tickets go on sale on 12 May, 10 AM IDT.
Major recently released a new song, 'We Were Never Really Friends'. It comes as his first release since his 2020 album, To Let A Good Thing Die.
‘We Were Never Really Friends’ is out now everywhere. I’ve been drunkenly singing this to people at parties for about 6 months so I must be very proud of it. pic.twitter.com/4ALXwuPcKS
— Bruno Major (@MrBrunoMajor) May 5, 2023
Listen to 'We Were Never Really Friends' here:
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