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South Korean actor Kim Seon Ho is finally set to reunite with his Manila supporters tomorrow for the highly anticipated 2026 Kim Seon Ho Fan Meeting Love Factory in Manila.
The event will take place on May 31st at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, marking the actor’s much-awaited return to the Philippines as part of his ongoing Asia tour. Known for his captivating performances in hit dramas such as “Hometown Cha Cha Cha,” “Start Up,” and “Can This Love Be Translated?” Kim Seon Ho has maintained a strong and dedicated Filipino fanbase over the years.
The fanmeeting will surely be an evening filled with heartfelt interactions, special performances, games, and memorable moments between Kim Seon Ho and his fans, affectionately known as “Seonhohadas.”
As the countdown reaches its final hours, many fans are looking forward to creating another unforgettable night with the Kim Seon Ho, whose connection with Filo fans has remained strong throughout the years.
The wait is almost over Seonhohadas! See you there!
Finally, it happened — the dream that PH PANDAs once thought would never come true.
After MTV Music Evolution 2016, after the heartbreak of the canceled Pink Aurora, and after Be You 3, Apink finally delivered what fans had been waiting 15 years for: their first full concert in Manila.
Held last May 10 at UP Theater, The Origin also marked the final stop of the group’s tour.
The excitement was immediate. Fans erupted as Apink recreated their Seven Springs of Apink intro on the VCR, followed by their debut single, I Don’t Know. The energy never dipped as they continued the nostalgic trip down memory lane with performances of BUBIBU, MY MY, NO NO NO, and FIVE.
One of the night’s most entertaining segments was a playful VCR challenge where the members took on the concept of being a boy group, drawing laughter from the crowd. This was followed by their powerful cover of TVXQ’s Mirotic. From there, Apink showcased the more mature musical direction they embraced midway through their career with performances of hits like %% (EUNG EUNG), DILEMMA, and I’M SO SICK. It was a joy to witness their evolution from their bright, youthful image to the sophisticated sound they’ve grown into today.
Following another VCR, Apink returned to deliver hit after hit with fan favorites LUV, MR. CHU, HUSH, and REMEMBER. (LUV, by the way, still holds the record for the most music show wins for a girl group song, with 17 victories.) For many fans, REMEMBER carried a particularly emotional weight, as it brought back memories of the group’s first visit to the Philippines. PH PANDAs who braved the rain that night — and probably woke up sick the next day — know exactly how unforgettable that experience was.
They closed their main set with one of their most beloved tracks, THE WAVE.
The highlight of the encore came when Apink stepped into the crowd to meet fans up close. As the night drew to a close, their final song, SKY HIGH, perfectly captured the group’s playful chemistry. The members let loose onstage, causing plenty of amusing chaos for their ever-composed leader, Park Cho-rong, who could do little as members like Kim Nam-joo and Jung Eun-ji ran wild and stretched the encore even longer.
The Origin truly embodied Apink’s 15-year journey in the music industry — a concert packed with nostalgia, laughter, tears, and, above all, the fulfillment of a long-awaited promise.
Before the night ended, Apink promised they would return. And as fans, we’ll hold on to that promise for as long as it takes.
After all, PH PANDAs have already proven that they know how to wait.
This event was made possible by Wish Us Luck Entertainment.
A year after performing in mall atriums around Las Piñas and Taguig, XLOV came back to the Philippines for a much bigger night. On April 25, 2026, the group held the Manila stop of their “2026 XLOV Asia Tour” at UP Theater, reuniting with their Filipino fans, EVOLs. From the moment Wumuti, Rui, Hyun, and Haru stepped on stage, it was obvious how much the group had grown in just a year. What started as a rising rookie act now felt like a group fully comfortable owning a major concert stage.
The night was packed with performances that kept the audience loud from start to finish. XLOV performed fan favorites like “I’mma Be,” “Rizz,” “1&Only,” and “Bizness,” showing off sharp choreography and stable live vocals throughout the show. They also introduced newer tracks such as “Scent,” “Kiss and Say Goodbye,” and “Biii:-P,” giving fans a glimpse of their evolving sound. Their cover stages added even more excitement, with the members confidently taking on songs like “Pink Venom,” “Move,” and “Gashina.” More than the performances themselves, it was the group’s confidence and chemistry on stage that really stood out.
The connection with Filipino fans also became one of the highlights of the concert. Between sets, the members joked around, shared heartfelt messages, and spoke simple Filipino phrases that instantly made the crowd cheer louder. During the press conference and fan interactions, XLOV talked about wanting fans to feel more confident and free after watching them perform. The energy inside the venue never really dropped, with fans singing along, cheering during every ment, and responding to every moment on stage. By the end of the night, the Manila stop felt more than just another concert date — it felt like proof that XLOV’s relationship with their Filipino fans continues to grow stronger every time they return.
This event is presented by Wish Us Luck Entertainment