Live Nation Philippines announced the ticket prices and the seat plan for the F✦FOREVER 1st World Tour in Manila, happening on June 27 at the Philippine Arena.
"An iconic lineup takes the stage. F✦FOREVER features three members of the iconic Asian phenomenon F4 — Jerry Yan, Van Ness Wu, and Vic Chou, joining forces with Ashin, the lead vocalist of Mayday and they are coming to Manila!" the concert organizer posted on social media on Thursday, May 21.
The ticket prices and seat plan are as follows:
Floor Seated – ₱21,500
VIP Seated – ₱17,250
LBA Premium – ₱17,250
LBA Regular – ₱16,500
LBB Premium – ₱15,500
LBB Regular – ₱14,250
UBA – ₱10,000
UBB – ₱7,000
UBB Restricted View – ₱7,000
UBC – ₱3,500
UBC Restricted View – ₱3,500
UBD Restricted View – ₱1,500
The LNPH Presale will happen on May 23, from 12 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. Fans can create an account or log in at www.livenation.ph to access the presale.
Meanwhile, the general onsale will happen on May 24 starting at 12 p.m. via smtickets.com and SM Tickets outlets.
Original F4 member Ken Chu will not be participating in the reunion concert, having confirmed his absence from the world tour in December 2025.
F4 was formed in 2001 after the members portrayed the fictional group in the hit drama Meteor Garden alongside the late actress Barbie Hsu.
The group released three studio albums: Meteor Rain in 2001, Fantasy 4ever in 2002, and Waiting for You in 2007. Some of their popular songs include "Can’t Lose You," "Season of Fireworks," and "Can’t Help Fallin.'"
The group also held a concert in the Philippines on December 26, 2003, titled F4 Live! Happy New Year 2004.
READ: F4’s highly anticipated reunion alongside Mayday’s Ashin is happening at the Philippine Arena
In 2007, the group adopted the name JVKV due to copyright issues. The name was based on the members' initials arranged according to age.
F4 officially disbanded in 2009, with the members later focusing on their individual careers.
Meanwhile, Ashin is the lead vocalist and main songwriter of the Taiwanese band Mayday, one of Asia’s most successful and enduring rock acts which was founded in 1997.
