Thai singer and GOT7 member BamBam is set to bring his Area 52 world tour to the Philippines on September 22 at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City. Local concert organizer iMe Philippines revealed the ticket prices in a post on their official account on X, formerly known as Twitter.

2023-2024 BamBam 1ST WORLD TOUR [AREA 52] in MANILA

Phillipines IGOT7! Time to get ready with BamBam on 22nd September. 🥳

VIP Pre-Sale will be available on Ticketnet from 20 August, 10AM!

🔗 https://t.co/5Wuy6wtuvU.

Public Sale will be available from 27 August, 10AM.

Let's… pic.twitter.com/ztQAUYCHB8

— iMe Philippines (@ImePhilippines) August 15, 2023

This is not the first time that the K-Pop idol performed in front of his Filipino fans. However, this will be his first time to hold a solo concert in the country as part of his world tour.

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Prior to his performance in Manila, BamBam will open his world tour at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, South Korea on September 16. The Thai singer will be going around several countries across Asia such as Malaysia, Macau, and Bangkok.

Filipino fans of the Thai singer could watch him perform live for as low as ₱4,000. Check out the rest of the ticket prices below:

VIP - ₱12,000

CAT 1 - ₱9,000

CAT 2 - ₱6,000

CAT 3 - ₱4,000

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VIP ticket holders will all receive the opportunity to have a hi-touch with BamBam as well as an exclusive MD. Meanwhile, CAT 1 ticket holders will have the chance to win a slot in the hi-touch event which will happen right after the show.

All ticket holders will be receiving an exclusive photo card as announced by the organizers in their post.

The 26-year-old previously performed in the country at the 2022 K-Pop Masterz in Manila concert at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. The Thai superstar surprised Filipino fans as he brought in Sandara Park on stage during his part.

BamBam made his debut in the South Korean music industry with the boy group GOT7 in 2014. After his exclusive contract ended with JYP Entertainment, the Thai celebrity signed with ABYSS Company who also has Sandara and Sunmi on their roster to name a few.