Maki brings ‘KOLORCOASTER’ Tour to Singapore and Indonesia

After drawing sold-out crowds for his “KOLORCOASTER” concerts in Manila, OPM singer-songwriter Maki is taking his act overseas with stops in Singapore and Indonesia.

In a post shared by his label, Tarsier Records, Maki took an early flight and has already landed in Singapore. In the airport photo, he is seen smiling and looking excited. The label captioned the post, “SG, the wait is over!! Maki has just landed and is ready to bring the Kolors your way! Let’s hop on the ride!”

Maki is scheduled to perform in Singapore on June 13 at The Theatre at MediaCorp as part of the "KOLORCOASTER" Asia Tour. He also expressed his excitement on Instagram, writing, “KOLORCOASTER ASIA TOUR STARTS NEOOWWW (now)!! See ü Singapore and Jakarta yuHhhh few tix left (yeah few tickets left).”

Before the Southeast Asian leg, Maki had already gained momentum through his earlier shows. He first headlined “Maki-Concert,” a sold-out, two-day  run at the New Frontier Theater last November 2024.

He followed it with a larger arena production at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in November 2025, where his album Kolorcoaster was brought to life on stage. The concert marked his first major sold-out solo arena show and became a major milestone in his career.

The international “KOLORCOASTER” tour continues in Singapore with a stop in Indonesia on June 14 at Bengkel Space. Ticket prices for the Singapore show range from SGD 88 (around ₱4,200) to SGD 168 (over ₱8,000), while Jakarta tickets range from IDR 700,000 (about ₱2,393) to IDR 2,000,000 (about ₱6,839). Few tickets remainin official outlets.

Maki has previously brought the “Kolorcoaster” experience inside and beyond the Philippines, performing across key provinces nationwide as well as staging shows in Qatar and the UAE, including stops in Doha and Dubai.

Best known for his breakout hits “Saan?” and “Dilaw,” Maki, whose real name is Ralph William Datoon, has continued to expand his catalog through the "Kolorcoaster" era, with tracks such as “Namumula,” “Bughaw,” and “Kahel na Langit.” 

As his singing career continues to reach new heights, Maki has been nominated in the Awit Awards and Music Awards Japan. Maki continues to build on the era with new releases, including his recent pink-themed single, “habangbuhay pansamantala.”