OPM hitmaker and singer-songwriter Maki is taking his fans on yet another ride as he officially announced the repeat of his sold-out concert happening on February 21, 2026.
On ABS-CBN Music label Tarsier Records’ social media page, the team revealed the return of “Kolorcoaster The Concert: One More Ride!” at the SMART Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City.
“⋆｡ 🎡 ༘˚⋆ Maki's KOLORCOASTER The Concert... ONE MORE RIDE!
you asked, you waited, and we listened. ✨
✰ Araneta Coliseum
⤷ 21 FEB 2026,” said in the post.
The label also released the official ticket prices, ranging from ₱1,200 to ₱ 6,799. Here are the full prices below:
Mosh Pit - ₱6,799
Patron A - ₱5,500
Patron B - ₱4,500
Lower Box - ₱3,500
Upper Box -₱2,000
General Admission - ₱1,200
Mosh Pit ticket holders will also enjoy fan perks, including a send-off privilege and an exclusive poster.
Tickets go on sale starting Thursday, December 4, via the TicketNet website and TicketNet outlets nationwide.
In a previous interview with MJ Felipe, Maki shared his excitement about the concert’s repeat after its initial sold-out success.
“It will be double the fun. Of course, it will be the same but I will make sure kung mayroon man dapat iimprove from the last concert, as the director also, I always think of better ways to improve the concert and for me, my fans deserve everything naman,” he said.
The “Dilaw” hitmaker also promised a fresh and elevated experience for fans next year.
“Para sa akin, it’s a different experience na mangyayari,” he added. “I’ll make sure na it’s more magical, it’s more colorful and wala ng bola.”
Maki held his highly anticipated Big Dome debut last November 7, where he serenaded fans with his viral hits with each representing a unique color and emotion. The show also introduced his new album of the same name.
He later brought Kolorcoaster to the Middle East, performing in Doha, Qatar and Dubai, UAE, with special guest, pop-rock royalty Yeng Constantino.
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Just last week, the singer celebrated his birthday and shared a heartfelt post reflecting on the milestones he achieved in the past months.
“Didn’t have a bday post bc I didn’t shoot any bday photos but then I realized I have so many photos and memories I’m so thankful for this year… went to lots of cities I didn’t know I would be able to see and experience bc apparently I’m living my dream as a singer,” he wrote.
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Maki continued, recalling moments of travel, personal growth, and career breakthroughs—from collecting dream purchases and meeting new people, to caring for his cats and achieving his longtime dream of releasing an album and directing his own Araneta concert.
He ended his message with gratitude and a note of self-love, saying: “kinda forgot this was the whole point of birthdays.—celebrating your LIFE for yourself and for the people u love. to be grateful for all the things it gave u this year and to remind u that everything’s going to be worthwhile when u actually live it to the fullest. 👼🏻⭐️ hbd ralph william datoon. you did really well this year. so well. 🛌”