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December Avenue and Zack Tabudlo announce joint US tour for 2022

The two acts will embark on a trek across Los Angeles, New York and more

Filipino alternative rock band December Avenue and singer-songwriter Zack Tabudlo have announced a joint US tour set for 2022.

The joint tour was first announced by Filipino-American concert promoter Toggleswitch via social media on Thursday (November 25). The tour will comprise eight shows across April and May, including shows in San Diego, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and New York, among other cities.

Check out the tour announcement below.

December Avenue ❌ Zack Tabudlo US Tour is set! April 30 – Seattle, WAMay 6 – San Diego, CAMay 7 – Los Angeles,… Posted by Toggleswitch on  Wednesday, November 24, 2021

Venue and ticketing details for the US tour have yet to be announced.

The tour announcement follows December Avenue’s recent live performance at Expo 2020 Dubai. “We will never forget this night. Many thanks to our countrymen who came and sang,” said the band on Instagram following their performance.

December Avenue have released three singles this year – ‘Unfamiliar’ in February, ‘Drive’ in May, and ‘Isang Himala’ in August.

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Zack Tabudlo, on the other hand, recently shared a music video for his single ‘Simula Palang Nung Una’ on November 25, which starred comedians Empoy Marquex and Albert Nicolas. The track is taken off his debut album, ‘Episode’ , which released on October 15.

Other music videos from the album released this year include ‘Para Sa Mga Ex’ starring James Reid .

Zack Tabudlo is also slated to perform his first-ever digital concert to celebrate the album’s release on December 23.

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Zack Tabudlo to brighten up North America’s days with ‘The Morning Tour’

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After turning back time with his latest single in collaboration with Thai artists Violette Wautier and Bright Vachirawit, Filipino songsmith Zack Tabudlo will now be flying to North America for a series of shows.

In one of his Instagram posts dated Oct. 15, the singer-songwriter shared some snaps of his live performances at an event in Bonifacio Global City, giving fans an inside look into the energy and enthusiasm he brings to his stages.

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The “Pano” hitmaker, who has been making waves in the music industry, left no room for doubt that his tour was imminent.

After teasing fans with the words, “WORLD TOUR IS UP NEXT,” Tabudlo recently unveiled on Oct. 21 his US and Canada show titled “The Morning Tour,” indicating that tickets are now available for purchase.

What’s more exciting with this tour is that he’ll be joined by “Musika” and “153” artist Dionela as his guest performer.

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This tour promises to be an extraordinary soundscape for fans, as they get to witness Tabudlo’s talent and his ability to connect with his audience on a profound level.

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Saban theatre 8440 wilshire blvd, beverly hills, ca 90211 saturday, november 18, 2023 at 7 pm.

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ZACK TABUDLO KICKS OFF NORTH AMERICAN TOUR WITH STOPS IN VANCOUVER, TORONTO AND MORE

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FILIPINO SINGER, SONGWRITER HAS 2 GOLD CERTIFIED SINGLES IN CANADA “ PANO ” AND “ HABANG BUHAY ”

RELEASING THE FIRST EVER DELUXE CD OF EPISODE NOV 24TH  WITH THREE EXCLUSIVE TRACKS

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07 NOVEMBER 2023 (TORONTO, ON) - Zack Tabudlo is a singer, songwriter, and producer from the Philippines who made his way over to North America for “The Morning Tour” last week. Kicked off in Saskatoon, Tabudlo is also stopping in Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Toronto, along with singer-songwriter Dionela. Contact the tour promoter HERE for tickets.

“Morning is my nickname growing up,” says Tabudlo. “All my family and friends know me by that nickname so I just feel like it's nice to go back to something familiar in this tour that's why we named it The Morning Tour. I'm extra excited for this tour because I have a bigger entourage, my entire team and my band will be there so it will be chaotic but fun. I’m really looking forward to exploring the beautiful scenes, especially in Canada. It will be a wild show for sure. I’ll be singing more of my hit songs and I really look forward to meeting and interacting with the fans. I'm really grateful for each and every one of you. We’re going to party like crazy so see you all there!”

Additionally, Tabudlo is releasing the first ever deluxe CD of Episode on November 24th. THree exclusive tracks are on the CD, Heart Can’t Lose (Live), Elizabeth (Live) and Binibini (Live). Pre order available here .

WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEO FOR “PANO” HERE

2021 was a year of breakthroughs for singer-songwriter, and producer Tabudlo. His anthemic singles “ Binibini ” and “ Nangangamba ” dominated multiple local Filipino and international charts across major streaming platforms.

After signing to Island Records Philippines/MCA Music in 2020, Tabudlo emerged as one of the fastest rising Original Filipino Music (OPM) artists - breaking records for streaming, digital sales, and airplay.

Tabudlo is very much known for his participation in The Voice Kids Philippines. As the years progressed, Tabudlo ventured into songwriting and music production. In 2020, he joined Island Records Philippines where he continued honing his identity as a musician by releasing songs such as “ Nangangamba ”, and “ Sigurado ”.

“ Episode is a word that gave such an impact to me at times where I was at my lowest,” Tabudlo singer-songwriter explains. “People would say ‘here he is with another episode’ or another stage of problems, where obviously not anyone would want to experience. It’s ironic to put it as an album title but it’s how I went through these stories, with these episodes. Everything is based on personal experiences, from heartbreak and love, from life to unfortunate events.”

The whole album is Tabudlo’s personal masterpiece. He was the sole writer, producer, and even mixed and mastered all 14 tracks. His growth as an artist is very evident in this album as he explored various musical styles in bringing these songs to life - ultimately creating his own sound with influences from pop, R&B, bedroom electronica, punk rock, ‘80s, and ‘90s alternative rock.

LISTEN TO EPISODE HERE

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EPISODE DELUXE EDITION CD TRACKLIST

• Heart Can't Lose
• Para sa Mga Ex
• Hindi Ko Kaya
• Calm Me Down
• Ba't Ganto ang Pag-ibig
• Habang Buhay
• Simula Palang Nung Una
• First & Last
• Huwag Mong Pahulain
• Give Me Your Forever
• Heart Can’t Lose (Live)
• Elizabeth (Live)
• Binibini (Live)

THE MORNING TOUR

*Contact promoter HERE for tickets

November 10 - Vancouver, BC - Chandos Pattison Auditorium

November 11 - Winnipeg, MB - Centennial Hall

November 17 - San Francisco, CA - Fox Theatre

November 19 - San Diego, CA - Four Points by Sheraton

November 24 - Toronto, ON - Global Kingdom Ministries

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Filippino Singer-Songwriter Zack Tabudlo Kicks Off North American Tour With Stops Across Canada

By Megan Routledge.

Zack Tabudlo is a singer, songwriter, and producer from the Philippines who made his way over to North America for “ The Morning Tour ” last week. Kicked off in Saskatoon, Tabudlo is also stopping in Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Toronto, along with singer-songwriter Dionela.

“Morning is my nickname growing up,” says Tabudlo. “All my family and friends know me by that nickname so I just feel like it's nice to go back to something familiar in this tour that's why we named it The Morning Tour. I'm extra excited for this tour because I have a bigger entourage, my entire team and my band will be there so it will be chaotic but fun. I’m really looking forward to exploring the beautiful scenes, especially in Canada. It will be a wild show for sure. I’ll be singing more of my hit songs and I really look forward to meeting and interacting with the fans. I'm really grateful for each and every one of you. We’re going to party like crazy so see you all there!”

Additionally, Tabudlo is releasing the first ever deluxe CD of Episode on November 24th. Three exclusive tracks are on the CD, Heart Can’t Lose (Live), Elizabeth (Live) and Binibini (Live).

2021 was a year of breakthroughs for singer-songwriter, and producer Tabudlo. His anthemic singles “ Binibini ” and “ Nangangamba ” dominated multiple local Filipino and international charts across major streaming platforms.

After signing to Island Records Philippines/MCA Music in 2020, Tabudlo emerged as one of the fastest rising Original Filipino Music (OPM) artists - breaking records for streaming, digital sales, and airplay.

Tabudlo is very much known for his participation in The Voice Kids Philippines. As the years progressed, Tabudlo ventured into songwriting and music production. In 2020, he joined Island Records Philippines where he continued honing his identity as a musician by releasing songs such as “ Nangangamba ”, and “ Sigurado ”.

“ Episode is a word that gave such an impact to me at times where I was at my lowest,” Tabudlo singer-songwriter explains. “People would say ‘here he is with another episode’ or another stage of problems, where obviously not anyone would want to experience. It’s ironic to put it as an album title but it’s how I went through these stories, with these episodes. Everything is based on personal experiences, from heartbreak and love, from life to unfortunate events.”

The whole album is Tabudlo’s personal masterpiece. He was the sole writer, producer, and even mixed and mastered all 14 tracks. His growth as an artist is very evident in this album as he explored various musical styles in bringing these songs to life - ultimately creating his own sound with influences from pop, R&B, bedroom electronica, punk rock, ‘80s, and ‘90s alternative rock.

THE MORNING TOUR

*Contact promote r HERE for tickets

November 10 - Vancouver, BC - Chandos Pattison Auditorium

November 11 - Winnipeg, MB - Centennial Hall

November 17 - San Francisco, CA - Fox Theatre

November 19 - San Diego, CA - Four Points by Sheraton

November 24 - Toronto, ON - Global Kingdom Ministries

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By Angel Martinez Published Mar 11, 2022 5:00 am

Everywhere I go on the Internet, I see Zack Tabudlo. First, on Facebook as he posts yet another cryptic message that quickly goes viral; then on TikTok where he’s seen covering the official soundtrack of Our Beloved Summer ; then again on Spotify, where his song Pano sits on top of the national charts for the second month in a row. But not even this constant exposure could have prepared me for a Monday afternoon Zoom call with the country’s biggest singer today —my second most-played artist of all time, despite only having discovered him last December.

There’s a certain sense of confidence and self-assurance you’d expect from someone with his level of visibility. Yet all throughout our conversation, Zack exuded an aura of quiet humility not normally seen in celebrities of his stature, as if he still can’t believe this is his life. When I asked him how he’s been dealing with his newfound fame, he looked away from the camera and laughed to himself, quick to shoot down rumors that it’s changed him in any way. 

“I’d like to think I’m very much the same as I was before,” he shared. “Me and my dad, we obviously track my growth through social media, especially Spotify. But I feel like staying in the same place I’ve always been in due to the pandemic, being with the same people and within the same circle just helped ground me.” This modesty takes root in Zack’s lengthy experience on the other side of the spectrum. After a brief stint on a nationwide talent search, it took years of performing to five fans at every show and getting little to no streams on his songs before a certain platform skyrocketed his career.

After releasing a song, it’s not just about you anymore: it’s about everyone else who listens to you.

“When we released Nangangamba last November 2020, it didn’t get much attention,” he recalled. “Sure, we were gaining some listeners bit by bit but it wasn’t until it went viral on TikTok that we were able to connect with such a wide audience.” Still on a high from the track’s second wind, he released Binibini shortly afterwards and the rest was history. “I remember my friends being so happy when they saw that the song was everywhere on social media. They told me there was nothing but my face whenever they would go on Facebook; it was pretty funny.”

Although virality has cemented his status as a household name, it would be a disservice to attribute his hard-earned success to the algorithm alone. The 20-year-old singer-songwriter-producer extraordinaire has perfected the art of making music for the masses, by combining his vocal prowess with a keen awareness of popular sonic and lyrical elements. “Every time aspiring producers and artists ask me how I make songs, I always tell them that they need to be in an environment full of people who know what’s ‘in,’” he said. “Really try and tap into what they want to listen to as of today by getting their likes and their interests. When you take these stereotypes and incorporate your own artistry, that makes all the difference.”

It’s this formula that allows him to appeal to Filipinos and foreigners alike — a statement that may be controversial for long-time OPM fans. Over the past few years, we’ve seen the discourse surrounding the so-called death of our local music industry: that the corporation-backed sellouts topping the charts no longer represent our collective interests and instead copy whatever’s trending among international artists. But what has always set OPM apart from everything else is its ability to pull emotions from deep within; to weave them into narratives that strike a chord, regardless of any linguistic or cultural barriers –– or hugot, as we like to call it.

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This is a language Zack is very fluent in: in fact, he’s become our go-to guy for all stages of love, as we can see in his widely successful debut album “Episode.” All 14 songs talk about a specific aspect of modern-day relationships in its own distinct approach: my personal favorites include the rock ballad about the hesitation that comes with falling again ( Heart Can’t Lose ), the bluesy funk anthem on euphoric first relationships ( High ), and the VST-inspired promise of an eternal love ( Habang Buhay ). It’s a story that demands to be listened to from beginning to end, and one that I honestly can’t stop revisiting.

Zack and his team continue to push the envelope through other creative efforts, such as his album’s K-pop-esque branding and packaging, and the interconnected music videos for each of the tracks – his own ZT cinematic universe. He even hinted at some big-time collaborations—the latest being Iba with fellow heartbreaker Moira Dela Torre, released last Valentine’s Eve—and international gigs, including an eight-city US tour with Filipino rock band December Avenue.

But despite his consecutive wins, he is anything but complacent. Though he’s no stranger to inevitable hate comments on the internet, Zack still considers himself his biggest critic: “I doubt myself a lot, often wonder if I should do this or do that, then think that what I come up with sucks so bad. I continue incorporating all my inner criticisms (in what I do), since I want to become a better version of myself every day.” 

His perfectionism is crucial to his work, as he understands that his responsibility above anything else “is to give fans a sense of happiness and connection, (because) my listeners go through such horrible stuff and my work has the power to give them more hope. After releasing a song, it’s not just about you anymore: it’s about everyone else who listens to you, and what your music does for them.”

This much activity can burn even the brightest of stars out –– but not Zack. It’s an advantage, he claims, of being a young person in the industry: getting to do what he loves for a living is just pure, unadulterated fun that he hopes never ends. “Sure, I know it’s work at the end of the day, what with the long and tiring hours and everything,” he admitted. “But after keeping at this craft for years, I’m just incredibly blessed and happy to be where I’m at. It’s an honor to keep doing this, to keep making music for all of these people.”

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Angel Martinez is a cultural critic and social trendspotter with a degree in Communications Technology Management from Ateneo de Manila University. Her essays on the internet, identity, and their intersections have been featured in VICE, i-D, Rappler, CNN Philippines, and Esquire Philippines. When she's not knee-deep in the written word, she enjoys reciting the entire press conference scene from Notting Hill and cuddling with the two best dogs in the world.

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Collab soon? Zack Tabudlo meets LANY members in the US

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MEET-UP. Zack Tabudlo meets with LANY in the United States.

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MANILA, Philippines – Is Zack Tabudlo collaborating with LANY?

On Instagram on Thursday, May 12, the “Binibini” singer shared a photo with the band’s two members, Paul Klein and Jake Goss.

He didn’t say much in the caption, only tagging the band’s Instagram, and using the “shh” emoji.

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Zack has mentioned in the past that LANY is one of his musical inspirations. He has also posted covers of their songs, including “Thru These Tears,” “Malibu Nights,” and most recently, “paper,” with Dia Mate.

Zack is currently on tour in the United States, where he has been performing in San Diego. He also held a sold-out show earlier in Los Angeles. His tour will continue until May 28, with stops in Las Vegas, San Francisco, DC Maryland, New York, and Jacksonville. – Rappler.com

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Zack Tabudlo to hold Mall of Asia Arena concert this April

Zack Tabudlo is gearing up for a bigger 2024.

The ' Delulu' hitmaker will be taking over the Mall of Asia Arena on 12 April 2024. This will mark the Filipino singer-songwriter's first headlining concert in Manila, following his 2023 US Tour. Tickets go on sale on 17 February. 

i still can’t believe this. what a dream. first major concert. live in the MOA Arena. 🏟️⚡️✨ tickets on sale February 17th 🎫 more details to be announced soon <3 @NSYSHOWS @_livemnl @MOAArena @UMG_PH pic.twitter.com/gMMHm129J6 — Zack Tabudlo (@zacktabudlo) February 10, 2024

In the past year, Zack has collaborated with the likes of Violette Wautier and Bright Vachirawit,   participated in Coke Studio PH, and dropped his third studio album, 3rd Time's A Charm.

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”The spirit of Jimmy Buffett is here with us tonight,” remarked Zac Brown of the Zac Brown Band, Saturday night at Acrisure Stadium.

He was absolutely right. With Kenny Chesney, the leader of “No Shoes Nation,” headlining the “Sun Goes Down Tour,” the Buffett-esque beach vibes were out in full force. Many see Chesney as the spiritual successor to Buffett, but Zac Brown Band has a decent shot at the throne, as well.

Joining Chesney and Zac Brown Band at Saturday night’s show were Uncle Kracker, who played a short but energetic set of his hits and some well-chosen covers, as well as Megan Moroney, a talented young singer and songwriter who gave an enticing preview of her new album coming out this July. The thread of summer ran through their song choices, with Uncle Kracker covering Kid Rock’s “All Summer Long” and Moroney doing a spirited version of Bryan Adams’ “Summer of ‘69.”

Zac Brown Band did even more covers, not nearly as thematic but almost all as well-chosen. After opening with their songs “Keep Me in Mind” and “Toes,” they played an incredible quickfire cover of the Charlie Daniels Band’s “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” that left no doubt who would win the battle for Johnny’s soul. They also gave a surprising shot at “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which was tons of fun with the audience singing along to every word. And they struck just the right note with segments of Van Morrison’s “Into the Mystic,” Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” and the Eagles’ “Take It To the Limit” woven in with some of their own songs.

They also played a countrified version of “Paint It Black” by the Rolling Stones with some mean fiddling, and they somehow even managed to pull off the Beastie Boys’ “Sabotage.”

In between, they played plenty of their own tunes, some laid-back and beachy and some with a little bit more pep in their step. After fan favorite “Chicken Fried,” they brought new Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson onstage, to roaring cheers from the whole stadium, and he gifted a jersey to Zac Brown.

Appropriately, as the sun was completing its descent, the headliner of the “Sun Goes Down Tour” got set to take the stage. After an intro montage video of relaxed members of “No Shoe Nation,” Chesney bounded onto the stage in a black tank top with gold piping, jeans and a white cowboy hat. He was tanned and exuberant, smiling easily the entire night.

Chesney has been around awhile — he commented Saturday night that the first time he’d been in that particular stadium was in 2005, and this was his 12th time there, but he’s been touring almost a decade longer than that, and his debut album came out 30 years ago. Chesney’s fans are well-known for partying when he comes to town , and positivity was the name of the game throughout his entire set inside the stadium.

After starting the night with a run of high-energy party songs, including “Living in Fast Forward,” “Beer in Mexico,” “Keg in the Closet” and “Here and Now,” Chesney called out over the screaming crowd, “What a beautiful day, what a beautiful night!”

Chesney’s blend of country, rock and chilled-out beach music makes for a great Saturday night party. He was having a blast and it was infectious; he jumped around the stage and urged the crowd to clap along, and his band played every song like it could be the evening’s finale.

He didn’t do it alone, either. For “When The Sun Goes Down,” he brought Uncle Kracker back out onstage in a T.J. Watt Steeler jersey, and they followed that song up with a duet of “Drift Away,” a cover that scored Uncle Kracker a hit in 2003.

After, the stadium went quieter as he said, “I haven’t done this song all year,” and sang the heartfelt ballad “There Goes My Life,” accompanied by keys and the flashlights of thousands of cell phones.

Chesney’s voice is deep and twangy, pairing smoothly with rockier house party jams and beach anthems alike, but he can make it wistful and emotive when the right ballad calls for it.

He also brought out a beaming Megan Moroney to sing with him on the rocking “All The Pretty Girls.” Both she and Uncle Kracker earned huge hugs from the headliner.

Following that, he continued into the John Mellencamp-esque “Young” and the actually-referencing-John-Mellencamp “American Kids.” After a fiery performance of “Setting The World On Fire,” he sang the sunshiney “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright” and ended the regular set with “How Forever Feels.”

Coming back for the encore, he slowed it down with “Anything But Mine,” a really lovely ballad that his band absolutely ran away with in a whirlwind of bass and guitar before transitioning to a perfect cap on the evening, “Don’t Happen Twice.” As the musicians around him jammed harder and faster at the song’s close, Chesney took some time to sign an assortment of items for fans up front before wishing a final farewell, just around two hours after taking the stage.

Many of Chesney’s songs are about escapism or nostalgia, but that fits summer perfectly — his lyrics evoke days at amusement parks and evenings at drive-ins, or dancing on the beach with a rum cocktail in hand. Perfect for June 1, just when another summer season is gearing up.

Alexis Papalia is a TribLive staff writer. She can be reached at [email protected].

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