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LANY cancels Davao City concert, citing safety and production concerns

Live Nation Philippines says ticket holders for the Crocodile Park show can get refunds or use their credit for a Philippine Arena concert.

DavaoNews Desk · based on reporting by PhilstarWed, Oct 28, 3:06 PM
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American pop duo LANY has cancelled its planned Davao City concert, part of the Philippine leg of its "Soft" world tour, according to Philstar.

Concert promoter Live Nation Philippines confirmed that the show at the Crocodile Park Concert Grounds would not push through "due to safety concerns and production issues." The promoter did not give further details in the report.

Davao ticket holders were advised to check their email for information on the cancellation. Live Nation Philippines said they may apply their ticket credit to the first of LANY's two concerts at the Philippine Arena.

Those who prefer their money back can request a refund through an SM Tickets portal or by emailing the ticketing company with the subject line "Refund Request: LANY: Soft World tour in Davao." They will then be sent details on how the refund will be processed, Philstar reported.

The rest of the Philippine dates remain on schedule. The duo of Paul Klein and Jake Goss will perform at the Seaside Arena in Cebu on November 6, followed by back-to-back nights at the Philippine Arena, then return to the Cebu venue on November 12. The second Philippine Arena show, on November 8, is already sold out. The tour will conclude in Australia after the Philippine stops.

This would have been LANY's sixth visit to the Philippines. The band last came in 2024 for shows in Cebu and at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan. LANY is known for songs including "ILYSB," "Super Far," "Thru These Tears," "Malibu Nights" and "13."

Why it matters for Davao

Davao fans who bought tickets need to check their email and choose between a refund or credit for a Philippine Arena show, which would require travel to Bulacan.

This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by Philstar. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy

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