Ticket prices to Olivia Dean-headlined LaLaLa Fest Manila 2027 announced
Fans hoping to see Olivia Dean live in the Philippines can now plan their budget, as Wilbros Live has announced the ticket prices for LaLaLa Fest Manila 2027.
The music festival will be held on January 14, 2027, at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan. Tickets range from ₱2,200 to ₱12,800:
● VIP Seated – ₱12,800
● Lower Box Premium – ₱10,800
● Floor Standing – ₱9,800
● Lower Box Regular A – ₱8,800
● Lower Box Regular B – ₱6,800
● Upper Box Premium – ₱5,800
● Upper Box Regular A – ₱3,800
● Upper Box Regular B – ₱2,200
Tickets will be sold through TicketMelon.com in three rounds. The artist presale is on October 14, followed by the GoTyme Bank presale on October 15 and 16. General sale opens on October 17.
Each round starts at 10 a.m., and presale tickets will only be available until they run out.
“Good things come to those who set an alarm,” Wilbros Live said in its post, which opened with the line “Ready to DIVE,” a nod to one of Olivia’s songs.
The promoter confirmed on October 7 that Olivia will headline the festival. Joining her are OPM acts BINI, Up Dharma Down, Lola Amour, and Sunkissed Lola, with more names to be announced.
The British singer-songwriter is behind hits such as “Man I Need,” “So Easy (To Fall in Love),” and “Dive.” She won Best New Artist at the 68th Grammy Awards in 2026, after releasing her second album The Art of Loving in 2025.
Manila will open LaLaLa’s January run in Asia, which also includes editions in Jakarta and Bangkok. Olivia is also set to headline Lollapalooza India in Mumbai on January 23 and 24.
LaLaLa Fest started in Indonesia and has since expanded across Southeast Asia. It is known for putting big international names on the same stage as indie and regional acts.
The festival held its first Philippine edition on August 21, 2026, at the World Trade Center in Pasay, also presented by Wilbros Live. Steve Lacy, Two Door Cinema Club, FLO, Dermot Kennedy, and Matthew Ifield led that lineup, with OPM acts Ben&Ben, Maki, Over October, Dilaw, and Fitterkarma. Regional performers Isyana Sarasvati, KIKI, and HOA also took the stage.
Less than five months after its debut, LaLaLa Fest Manila is moving to the much bigger Philippine Arena for its second edition.