Date Night or Family Night? February Concerts and Shows to Book Now
Check out the shows and concerts you and your families can watch for the Love month
February is the month of love—and no, that doesn’t always have to mean candlelight dinners and prix fixe menus. Sometimes, love looks like singing your heart out at a concert, bonding over a shared playlist, or introducing your kids to the music (and stories) you grew up with through musicals.
This love month, venues all over the metro are filling their stages with performances perfect for couples, families, and even solo dates. From nostalgic musicals to powerhouse vocals and K-pop favorites, here are the concerts and shows worth penciling into your February calendar—before or after the candles and comfort food.
Bagets the Musical
Take a trip back to 1984 with Bagets the Musical, which brings the coming-of-age stories of Adie, Topee, Arnel, Gilbert, and Tonton to the stage. Perfect for parents who grew up in the ’80s and ’90s, this production also opens up meaningful conversations with kids about growing up, peer pressure, and finding one’s place—without feeling preachy. Bagets runs until March at the Newport Performing Arts Theater.
Carla Guevara-Laforteza
Spend Valentine’s Day being serenaded by actress and singer Carla Guevara-Laforteza, as she takes the stage at Solaire North for a special one-night performance sponsored by the Quezon Club. A lovely choice for couples looking for something intimate and elegant.
Champion of the Heart
Some of the country’s most beloved voices come together for Champion of the Heart, featuring Martin Nievera, Jed Madela, Jona Viray, Klarisse de Guzman, and The Voice winner Sofronio Vasquez. Happening on February 14 at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, this Valentine’s concert is all about big feelings, bigger vocals, and timeless love songs.
TJ Monterde and KZ Tandingan: In Between
Fans of KZ Tandingan and TJ Moterde’s Bituins, rejoice. TJ Monterde and KZ Tandingan’s In Between concert is sold out, proving just how deeply their music resonates. Expect heartfelt lyrics, soulful performances, and a crowd that knows every word. Show starts February 6.
Spring Awakening
For families with older teens, Spring Awakening offers a powerful, if heavy, theater experience. Set in 1800s Germany, the musical explores adolescence, identity, love, and the consequences of silence—topics that remain painfully relevant today. The show opens on February 13 at Blackbox at the Proscenium Theater, Makati.
Raymond Lauchengco and Jamie Rivera: Hey, It’s You, So It’s Me
Two OPM icons share the stage in Hey, It’s You, So It’s Me, happening on February 13 at Edsa Shangri-La. Expect a night of familiar favorites, nostalgia, and the kind of songs that feel like old friends.
Josh Groban Live in Manila
Global superstar Josh Groban returns to Manila on February 18, bringing his signature powerhouse vocals to the Mall of Asia Arena. Joining him as special guests are Martin Nievera and Regine Velasquez-Alcasid—making this a must-see for fans of timeless ballads and world-class performances.
Stages of Love
Get ready for a mix of classic and contemporary sounds as Neocolours and Freestyle take the stage alongside Gigi De Lana, whose powerhouse vocals add a modern edge. Stages of Love happens on February 13 and promises a night of sing-along hits across generations.
Sexbomb’s Get Get Aww! Concert
Fresh from their successful two-night run, the Sexbomb Dancers are back—this time for a three-day concert by popular demand. If you’ve ever done the “Spaghetti” or shouted Get get aww! unironically, this one’s for you. Hello, early 2000s nostalgia.
Ice Seguerra: Being Ice
Catch Ice Seguerra in an intimate concert on February 27 at the New Frontier Theater. Being Ice promises an evening of heartfelt performances, familiar hits, and stories that resonate with fans across generations.
VXON: Kalawakan
Dubbed the “Monsters of P-Pop,” VXON is holding their first major solo concert, Kalawakan, on February 28. Expect high-energy performances, sharp choreography, and a show that celebrates the growing P-Pop movement.
CHEN of EXO: Arcadia
EXO’s Chen brings his Arcadia concert to Manila on February 28. Known for his emotional vocals and heartfelt ballads, this show is a treat for K-pop fans and anyone who appreciates music that goes straight to the heart.
Ryan Cayabyab, Basil Valdez, Celeste Legaspi, and Ogie Alcasid in Love Letters
Join National Artist for Music Ryan Cayabyab as singers Basil Valdez, Celeste Legaspi, and Ogie Alcasid sing some of the music of George Canseco, Jose Mari Chan, and Willy Cruz in the concert Love Letters on February 13, 14, and 15 at the Proscenium Theater, Rockwell, Makati.
Frequently Asked Questions
February features a mix of concerts, musicals, and live performances—from nostalgic shows like Bagets the Musical to major concerts by Josh Groban, EXO’s Chen, and OPM favorites such as Martin Nievera, KZ Tandingan, and Ice Seguerra.
Yes. Shows like Bagets the Musical and select concerts are suitable for families, especially those with older kids and teens. These performances also open opportunities for meaningful conversations about growing up, love, and identity.
Valentine’s Day concerts include performances by Carla Guevara-Laforteza, Champion of the Heart at Marriott Grand Ballroom, and Stages of Love at MOA Arena—perfect alternatives to traditional dinner dates.
Definitely. With school schedules often lighter after the holidays, February is a great time for parents to introduce kids and teens to live performances—whether through theater, OPM classics, or contemporary acts.
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