Brent Faiyaz is coming to Manila next year!

American R&B singer Brent Faiyaz will embark on his first Asia tour in January 2024. Faiyaz will be coming to Asia armed with his latest album, 2022’s Wasteland – the follow-up to his well-received debut, Sonder Son, which dropped in 2017.

It’s A Wasteland Tour will kick off in Tokyo on January 24th, followed by Seoul, Manila, Hong Kong and Singapore. The Manila stop of his Asia tour will take place at the New Frontier Theater on January 28. Live Nation members can secure tickets first during the exclusive Live Nation Philippines Pre-Sale on Monday, November 6 from 10 a.m. until 11:59 p.m. (local time). Register for presale access at www.livenation.ph. The general sale will start Tuesday, November 7 at 12 p.m. (local time) via SM Tickets.

For complete tour and ticket information, visit livenation.asia and livenation.ph.

ABOUT BRENT FAIYAZ

Twenty-seven-year-old Maryland crooner Brent Faiyaz plans on living forever with his introspective yet relatable lyrics. He slinks between heroism and villainy like bushes in a wooded path; as do we all, since the cocky heartbreaker and vulnerable repentant are usually one and the same. Growth is walking along a twisted path through the darkness, but with Brent as your witty companion, you won’t know where you will end up.

After the success of the F*ck The World in 2020 and a huge collaboration year in 2021 with Tems, Drake, Tyler The Creator, Baby Keem & Meek Mill, Brent made history with his 2022 album Wasteland. The RIAA Platinum album marks the highest-ever chart position for an independent R&B artist for its #2 debut on the Billboard Top 200, and it features RIAA 2x Platinum singles “Dead Man Walking” and “Gravity ft. Tyler, The Creator” as well as RIAA Platinum single “Wasting Time ft. Drake & The Neptunes.” Its latest single “All Mine” hit #1 on Urban Radio, marking Brent’s highest showing on the chart. Brent was nominated for the 2022 AMAs and Soul Train Awards and is nominated for the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards. Brent’s catalog has surpassed 4 billion streams.