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The ticket prices for her October 14 concert range from P3,250 to P23,850
MANILA, Philippines – Filipino Lambs, rejoice! Concert promoter Wilbros Live has announced the ticket prices and seat plan for Mariah Carey’s “The Celebration of Mimi” concert in Manila.
Ticket prices are as follows:
- SVIP – P 23,850
- VIP A – P 19,850
- VIP B – P 17,850
- Lower Box Premium – P 15,250
- Lower Box Regular – P 13,250
- Upper Box Premium – P 9,250
- Upper Box Regular – P 6,850
- General Admission – P3,250
There will be an exclusive pre-sale for UnionBank Mastercard credit and debit card holders on April 11 at 10 am, and one for all UnionBank credit and debit card holders on April 12 at 10 am.
Tickets will be available to the general public on April 13 at 12 pm via smtickets.com and physical SM ticket outlets.
The tour is a celebration of the 19th anniversary of Carey’s 2005 multi-platinum album, The Emancipation of Mimi.
She will perform on October 14 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, featuring some of her greatest hits from the album.
Other than the Philippines, the tour will also cover other parts of Asia, including China, Thailand, and Japan, with other dates to be announced soon.
In a video posted by Wilbros Live on April 7, Carey expressed her enthusiasm in bringing her music back to live stages around the globe.
“The celebration continues! I can’t wait to see you all as we take ‘The Celebration of Mimi’ all around the globe,” she said.
News of the concert was earlier announced by Wilbros Live on March 24.
This will be Mariah’s 4th time performing in the country, with her most recent stint being the “Mariah Carey: Live in Concert” tour in October 2018.
Touted as the “Songbird Supreme,” Carey has displayed her impressive vocal range in chart-topping hits like “We Belong Together,” “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” “Always Be My Baby,” and “Touch My Body.” – with reports from Kevin Lampayan/Rappler.com
Kevin Lampayan is a Rappler intern studying Bachelor of Arts in Literary and Cultural Studies at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
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