Jay Chang to visit Manila for three-day tour

Filipino-American singer Jay Chang is heading to the Philippines this June for his first-ever mall-show tour, bringing live performances and fan events to three locations in Metro Manila.

The “JAY CHANG 1st PHILIPPINE MALL TOUR” was announced on Monday, June 15 through a joint Instagram post with the event's promoters.

In a promotional video, the singer greeted fans in Tagalog-English, saying, “Kumusta ka, Pilipinas? I am Jay Chang! And I am coming to Manila at the end of June. So, I hope you’re ready.”

“Handa na ba kayo? Are you ready to be singing and doing events and all these other things with me? Because I'm excited. So I hope you are excited too. I will be seeing you there.”

He ended his video message with, “Kitakits po! Mahal ko kayo.”

The three-day tour will kick off on June 26 at 6 pm at Robinsons Galleria. Jay will also perform at SM City Manila on June 27 at 4 pm, before wrapping up the tour on June 28 at 4 pm at Ayala Malls The 30th. Ticket prices range from ₱1,500 to ₱5,000 for all scheduled tour dates.

Filo SUNLIGHTs can look forward to a special program featuring live vocals, performances, exclusive interactions and even a 'Tagalog' cover created for Jay’s Filipino fans. A special guest will also join the June 27 show—Press Hit Play, the Filipino boy band composed of Chrles (Charles), Yuuki, JP, and Sev.

Jay  is the main vocalist of the Korean boy group One Pact, while he also actively pursues a solo career in South Korea. He made his solo debut in 2023 with his mini-album “Late Night.” Earlier this year, he released two solo tracks “FEEL” and “HIGHER.”

Jay is of Filipino descent. His mother is Filipino-Chinese and his father is Irish-Hungarian.

The 25-year-old first gained global attention through his television appearances in the South Korea competition programs “Boys Planet” and “Under Nineteen.” 

He later appeared on MBC’s ‘King of Mask Singer” as a masked contestant. He is also a former member of B.D.U., the project group formed through Mnet’s “Build Up: Vocal Boy Group Survival.”