HONNE 10 Year Anniversary Tour: What to Know (Pasay City)

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Why go

HONNE — the London duo behind atmospheric bedroom-soul hits like “Warm on a Cold Night,” “Someone That Loves You,” and “Location Unknown” — is marking a full decade together with a multi-night run in Manila, a rare instance of an international act playing three consecutive shows in the Philippines rather than a single stop. The Pasay dates are billed as a celebration of their catalog, mixing career-spanning favorites with reworked or reimagined versions of older songs, which suggests a setlist built for longtime fans rather than a standard promo-cycle show. For Southeast Asian fans, multi-night runs like this are uncommon enough that they tend to draw attendees flying in from across the region, not just Metro Manila.

Getting there

The show is set for PICC Plenary Hall, part of the Philippine International Convention Center complex in the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Complex, Pasay City — the same reclaimed-land arts district that houses the CCP main building, the Metropolitan Museum, and Star City. It sits just off Roxas Boulevard, close to Manila Bay.

There’s no direct MRT/LRT line to the CCP Complex, so most visitors arrive by car, taxi, or ride-hailing app (Grab is the standard in Manila). If coming from the airport (NAIA), it’s roughly a 15–20 minute drive barring traffic — budget more during rush hour or event load-out times. From Malate or Ermita, a taxi or Grab along Roxas Boulevard is straightforward. Those coming from the Makati or Ortigas business districts should treat this as a 30–45 minute trip depending on traffic, which in Manila can be unpredictable regardless of time of day.

What to expect

Details on set times, opening acts, and merchandise are typically released closer to the date, so don’t lock in a itinerary assuming a fixed start time yet. What is confirmed: three consecutive nights (August 10, 11, and 12, 2026), with the promise of reworked arrangements alongside the hits — meaning even fans attending multiple nights should expect some variation rather than an identical repeated show. Given PICC Plenary Hall’s function as a seated/standing convention-style venue rather than a dedicated concert arena, expect a more intimate sound experience than an arena show, with capacity considerably smaller than say, the Mall of Asia Arena a few minutes away.

When to go and how to plan

August falls in Manila’s wet season, so pack a light rain jacket or umbrella regardless of which night you attend, and build in extra transit time for possible flooding-related traffic delays. If you’re choosing among the three nights, note that opening night (August 10) and closing night (August 12) often carry different atmospheres — first-night energy versus a farewell-show feel — though HONNE hasn’t publicized which night carries any special elements.

Nearby & practical tips

The CCP Complex area gives you easy access to Manila Bay’s sunset views along Roxas Boulevard, a five-minute Grab ride to the SM Mall of Asia complex (dining, the Mall of Asia Arena, and the bay-side promenade), and proximity to Pasay’s hotel row for those not wanting to cross the city post-show. Since this is a multi-night run, consider booking accommodation in Pasay or nearby Parañaque rather than commuting from Quezon City or Makati each night — traffic after a show lets out can be substantial.

Because ticket prices, exact doors/start times, and any support acts were not part of the official details available at publication, treat any third-party resale listing with caution and purchase only through the official ticketing partner named in HONNE’s or the promoter’s official channels. Reconfirm venue details, date changes, and entry requirements (bag policies, ID checks) close to the event, as convention-hall shows sometimes shift halls within the same complex.