Kavana To Bring ‘SECOND ACT’ Tour To Manila In December
The British pop star is set to headline his first full concert in the country this December.
Photographed by David Levene
Photographed by David Levene
Kavana is officially holding his first-ever headlining concert in the country, bringing his nostalgic ’90s hits to the New Frontier Theater on December 13, 2026.
Officially announced by Ovations Productions and Flabbergast Productions, the British pop star is including Manila in his SECOND ACT ASIA TOUR 2026. Besides the Philippines, the singer will also make his headlining concert debut in Indonesia on December 12.
Right now, ticket prices and sales dates for his Manila concert have yet to be announced. Until then, follow Ovations Productions and Flabbergast Productions on social media.
Achieving breakout success in the ’90s, Kavana is recognized for his chart-topping releases like “Will You Wait For Me,” “Special Kind Of Something,” and his 1996 cover of American R&B group Shalamar‘s 1982 single, “I Can Make You Feel Good.”
Apart from his 1997 self-titled debut album and his 1998 sophomore album Instinct, the singer also released two compilation albums: Thank You – Greatest Hits in 2000 and Special Kind Of Something: The Best of Kavana in 2007. Eight years later, he released his single “Déjà Vu” in 2015, his first original song since the release of “Any Other Way” in 2009.
In anticipation of Kavana’s first headlining concert in Manila, catch up on his greatest hits with Special Kind of Something: The Best of Kavana below:
Frequently Asked Questions
Kavana holds his first-ever Manila concert on December 13, 2026, at the New Frontier Theater, part of his SECOND ACT ASIA TOUR 2026 across the region.
Kavana’s Manila date is produced by Ovations Productions and Flabbergast Productions, who have yet to announce ticket prices and sale dates for the December 13 show.
Besides the Philippines, Kavana will also make his headlining concert debut in Indonesia on December 12, 2026, a day before his Manila show as part of the Asia tour.
Kavana is known for ’90s hits like “Will You Wait For Me,” “Special Kind Of Something,” and his 1996 cover of Shalamar’s 1982 single “I Can Make You Feel Good.”
Kavana released his self-titled debut in 1997 and sophomore album Instinct in 1998, followed by two compilation albums, then singles “Any Other Way” in 2009 and “Déjà Vu” in 2015.