Bullet Dumas is holding his first solo concert in nearly six years this June, dubbed “Nananatili” (Remains).
Announced in a press statement, the concert is set to happen at the Music Museum this June 8, from 7 PM onwards. It promises to be
“a night filled with stories of love, grief, and acceptance” and “serves as a personal reflection on death in a permanent, transitory world—an elegy, a eulogy, and a funeral drama all rolled into one.”
Tickets can now be availed here.
The ticket tiers and their respective benefits can be found below:
- SVIP – PHP 4,600 – With 1:2 meet and greet, signed poster, post card and reserved seating.
- VIP – PHP 3,800 – With 1:8 meet and greet, post card and reserved seating.
- ORCH – PHP 2,800 – With signed poster and reserved seating.
- BALCONY – PHP 1,800 – Free seating only.
The major show from the folk singer-songwriterSinger-SongwriterA musician who writes and performs their own songs, typically accompanied by guitar or piano. Valued for personal storytelling and authenticity, singer-songwriters form a major part of the Filipino musicGo to Singer-Songwriter Glossary is slated to be his first solo concert since Usisa in 2018, named after his debut album of the same name. The concert was also held at the Music Museum.
In the aforementioned press statement, Dumas stated that his working concept of the show is the last day of a funeral wherein all stories pertaining to the dead come out. “Mas nakikilala natin yung patay kahit tingi-tinging kuwento mula sa iba’t ibang tao. [We get to know the dead even better through small stories from many different people.]”
The press statement also revealed that this concert will also serve to be Dumas’ “first venture into concert co-production” as he works alongside local concert and event organizers GNN or Gabi Na Naman Productions.
Dumas and GNN first officially teased details to the concert last April 10 via their social media. Prior to and in relation to the concert’s official announcement, Dumas also shared photos of himself shot on film on April 15.
In preparation for Nananatili, listen to Bullet Dumas’ USISA below:
Frequently Asked Questions
Bullet Dumas was set to hold Nananatili (Remains) on June 8 at the Music Museum, from 7 PM onwards. It was announced as his first solo concert in nearly six years, produced in collaboration with Gabi Na Naman Productions, his first venture into concert co-production.
Nananatili was described as “a night filled with stories of love, grief, and acceptance” and “a personal reflection on death in a permanent, transitory world.” Dumas said the working concept is the last day of a funeral, when all stories about the dead come out.
SVIP tickets cost PHP 4,600 with a 1:2 meet and greet, signed poster, postcard, and reserved seating. VIP cost PHP 3,800, ORCH PHP 2,800, and BALCONY PHP 1,800 with free seating only. Tickets were available through a linked sales page.
Bullet Dumas’s previous solo concert was Usisa in 2018, named after his debut album of the same name, also held at the Music Museum. Nananatili was announced as his first solo concert since then, in nearly six years, with Dumas calling it an elegy, a eulogy, and a funeral drama.
Bullet Dumas is a folk singer-songwriter whose debut album is Usisa. Dumas and Gabi Na Naman Productions, who co-produced Nananatili, first teased details of the concert on April 10, and Dumas shared photos of himself shot on film on April 15.