Since you manifested it well, UMI is coming back to Manila for her “Talking to the Wind” world tour!
Experience a summer like no other with world-renowned R&B superstar, UMI, as she returns to the Philippines for the Talking to the Wind world tour. The event is up and coming after the success of her recent visit to the country for her Asia Tour in August 2023.
Feel the vibes and the magic of the 24-year-old soul singer as she makes her comeback to fulfill yet another out-of-this-world show for her Pinoy fans. The concert is to set foot in Manila at Samsung Hall, SM Aura, on Thursday, April 11.
The concert’s official production handler, Insignia Presents, brought along the Philippines’ renowned music festival PLUS63, Joji, Ella Mai, Peach Tree Rascals, Mike Shinoda, and Rex Orange County. The show presenter recently revealed a surprise for fans alongside the announcement of ticket prices and seat plans. An exclusive meditation session personally hosted by UMI, limited to 100 people, is announced to be part of the perks.
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UMI Talking to the Wind World Tour in Manila Details
Two tiers are available for the show, starting at PHP 3,800 for floor standing and PHP 4,000 for VIP meditation ticket holders.
Other fan perks included in the VIP meditation are early entry to the venue, VIP tour laminate and lanyard, early access to the merch booth, a group photo op, and a meet & greet with UMI.
UMI is known for her soulful hits “Butterfly” and “Remember Me” and just dropped her latest EP, Talking to the Wind, in January. The EP includes tracks “why don’t we go”, happy i’m”, “not necessarily”, and “SHOW ME OUT.”
Furthermore, she also shared a collaboration with BTS’ V. The song feature was released before the K-pop idol’s military enlistment in December 2023 with “Wherever u r.”
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Prepare to be serenaded by UMI for the upcoming summer. Moreover, The Talking to the Wind world tour starts March 22 in Sydney, Australia, following Japan, Korea, Manila, and Hawaii.
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Source: Insignia Presents
