Blue Celebrates 25 Years With Manila, Davao and Cebu Shows in 2027
Last Updated on October 2, 2026 by Over Here Toronto
Blue is bringing its 25th Anniversary Tour to the Philippines in January 2027, with concerts in Manila, Davao, and Cebu. Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa, and Lee Ryan will perform across three cities from January 28 to 31.
The British pop group will bring more than two decades of hits to Filipino fans. In addition, the shows will feature music from their latest album, Reflections. Wilbros Live is presenting the Philippine tour.
Blue’s 25th Anniversary Tour Will Visit Three Philippine Cities
The Philippine leg starts in Metro Manila before heading south for two more shows.
Here are the confirmed dates:
Manila: January 28, 2027 — New Frontier Theater, Quezon City
Davao: January 30, 2027 — SMX Convention Center
Cebu: January 31, 2027 — Waterfront Hotel Ballroom
For Manila fans, the concert falls on a Thursday. Meanwhile, the Davao and Cebu shows will take place over the weekend.
All four original members will join the tour. So, fans can expect to see Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa, and Lee Ryan together on stage.
Tickets Go on Sale October 10
Tickets for all three Philippine shows will go on sale on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
However, the official ticketing platform depends on the city.
Manila tickets will be available through TicketNet. Meanwhile, fans in Davao and Cebu can purchase tickets through Ticketmelon.
Ticket prices have not yet been announced in the initial tour release.
Therefore, fans should follow Wilbros Live for the seat plan, ticket tiers, and other sale details. Checking the official ticketing pages before buying is also recommended.
Blue Marks 25 Years Since Their 2001 Breakthrough
Blue first arrived on the pop scene in 2001.
Since then, the group has built a catalogue filled with songs that became early-2000s favorites. Their best-known tracks include “All Rise,” “One Love,” “If You Come Back,” “Too Close,” “U Make Me Wanna,” and “Best in Me.”
They also recorded “Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word” with Elton John.
Moreover, Blue found major success in the UK. Their first three studio albums — All Rise, One Love, and Guilty — all reached No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart.
The group also collected 11 UK Top 10 singles during its early run. In addition, Blue won two BRIT Awards.
They received British Breakthrough Act in 2002. A year later, they won British Pop Act.
‘Reflections’ Adds New Music to the Anniversary Tour
The tour will not focus only on nostalgia.
Blue released its seventh studio album, Reflections, on January 9, 2026. The 13-track record arrived as part of the group’s 25th anniversary era.
All four members contributed to the songs.
As a result, the album looks back on their friendship and shared career. However, it also reflects the members’ more recent personal experiences.
Tracks include “The Vow,” “One Last Time,” “Look What You Started,” and “Waste My Love.”
The album also includes “Beautiful Spiritual,” “Where I Come From,” and “Souls of the Underground.”
Blue’s official website currently features Reflections alongside the group’s anniversary tour.
For longtime listeners, that means the Philippine concerts can mix familiar hits with newer material.
Blue Is No Stranger to Filipino Fans
The upcoming shows continue Blue’s long connection with listeners in the Philippines.
In fact, the group was recently in Manila in November 2025. They joined David Archuleta and Vanessa Carlton for the Playback Pop It Up Music Festival at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
Now, Blue will return with its own anniversary tour.
That makes the January shows another chance for Filipino fans to hear songs many first discovered during the height of early-2000s pop.
At the same time, younger listeners can experience the group’s catalogue live alongside songs from Reflections.
What Filipino Fans Can Expect
The Blue 25th Anniversary Tour celebrates both the band’s past and its current chapter.
Their biggest hits remain a major part of the story. However, the four members are still recording and touring together 25 years after their debut.
Simon Webbe summed up that connection while discussing the band’s current chapter: “We’re all artists, we’re all brothers, we’re all Blue.”
For Filipino fans, the three-city tour offers more than a standard throwback show.
Instead, it brings together the songs that built Blue’s career with the music they are creating today.
The Philippine run begins at the New Frontier Theater on January 28. It then moves to Davao on January 30 and Cebu on January 31.
Tickets go on sale October 10 through TicketNet and Ticketmelon.
