Paolo Sandejas To Hold ‘the world is so small’ 1st Anniversary Show In January 2026
The debut full-length record from the Filipino singer-songwriter was released on January 10, 2025.
Paolo Sandejas: courtesy of @PaoloSandejasPH
Paolo Sandejas: courtesy of @PaoloSandejasPH
Paolo Sandejas is celebrating the first anniversary of his debut album the world is so small early next year with an intimate show.
The Filipino 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 announced the news on December 16, 2025 (Tuesday), revealing that the special gig is set to happen on January 9, 2026 (Friday) at Jess & Pat’s in Quezon City.
The show will see Sandejas “playing the album in its entirety,” while “sharing stories from the past year,” as well as giving attendees “an exclusive sneak peek” of his next album. Along with this, Sandejas will be sharing the stage with fellow 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 Chezka as special guest.
Tickets to the show are priced at PHP 500 each and are now available here.
the world is so small was released on January 10, 2025, becoming Sandejas’ first collection of songs since his second EPEPShort for extended play, a collection of songs longer than a single but shorter than a full album, typically containing three to six tracks. Artists use EPs to introduce theirGo to EP Glossary BLOOM came out on April 21, 2023. the world is so small was followed by the release of its deluxe version on July 18, 2025. This edition, dubbed the world is so small (after all), included a brand new song, entitled “boarding gate,” the new version of “roses” in collaboration with Clara Benin, along with ‘kwarto session’ versions of “sirens,” “manila to LA,” and “the world is so small.”
Listen to the Paolo Sandejas’ the world is so small (after all) below: