A solo night in Alabang
The Manila stop of Yves’s 2026 tour is on November 9, 2026. The venue is The Filinvest Tent, in the southern business district of Muntinlupa.
Yves is Ha Sooyoung, and longtime fans know her from LOONA and its subunit yyxy. Her solo work began with “LOOP” in 2024, and this tour carries that solo career to the Philippines. She is a soloist here, so the whole stage belongs to her.
The tour organiser’s official channels and the ticketing partner’s page hold the full schedule, seat map and ticket tiers. This guide leaves out prices and times on purpose, because neither appears in the facts we have.
Inside The Filinvest Tent
The Tent is in Filinvest City, a planned district of offices, condos and wide boulevards in Alabang. The building is a large semi-permanent tented hall, not a stadium, so the stage stays fairly close even from the back sections.
Concerts, trade fairs and graduation ceremonies all use the space. It has a flat floor with temporary seating set up for each event, which means one show’s layout can look nothing like the last. The organiser’s seat plan for this concert is the one that counts.
Because it is a hall rather than an arena, the sound fills the room quickly. You can usually tell a crowd’s fan chants from the stage audio at the same moment.
Reaching Filinvest City
Alabang sits at the southern edge of Metro Manila. That changes the trip for anyone staying in Makati, BGC or around the airport.
- By car or Grab: Take the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and exit at Filinvest/Alabang. Most concertgoers come this way.
- By bus: Point-to-point (P2P) buses and provincial buses run between central Manila and Alabang. Transport terminals near Alabang Town Center and Festival Mall are a short ride from the Tent.
- Parking: Filinvest City has a lot of mall and building parking. Lots near the venue tend to fill on big event nights.
After the show, ride-hailing pickups around the Tent get crowded. Many fans walk to Festival Mall or along the Filinvest boulevards and get their ride there, where drivers can pull in more easily.
How a K-pop night at the Tent usually runs
Filipino K-pop crowds have their own habits, and they make the evening.
- Fan freebies: Local fanbases usually set up outside the venue and hand out free photocards, stickers, banners and printed slogans. Fans line up politely, often for a while, and sometimes hand over a small item of their own in return.
- Slogans and lightsticks: Fans hold up printed slogans together at a planned moment during the set. People handing out freebies usually explain the cue.
- Merch queues: Official merchandise lines tend to form well before doors. Fans who want a particular item usually join the queue first and go to eat afterwards.
- Paying: Most stalls and food spots in Filinvest City take cards, and GCash and Maya are everywhere in Metro Manila. Fanbase freebies cost nothing.
- Fan chants: Fans who learn the official chants for “LOOP” and other solo tracks get much more out of the show. The crowd sings along loudly.
The venue sets its own bag rules. Fans usually keep bags small and leave large banners or poles in the car. Bag checks at a tented hall go fastest with less to inspect.
Eating and staying nearby
Festival Mall (Festival Alabang) is the obvious place to eat before and after. It is a big mall within walking distance of the Tent, with food courts, chain restaurants and a riverside dining strip.
Alabang Town Center is a short drive away. It is more open-air, with sit-down restaurants and cafés. Both get busy on concert nights, so groups often eat at off-peak hours.
Fans travelling from outside Metro Manila usually stay in Alabang itself. Filinvest City and the area around Alabang Town Center have business hotels within a short ride of the venue. That saves a late-night drive north in traffic after the encore.
Where the official details live
The tour organiser’s official social media and the ticketing partner’s event page hold the ticket tiers, seat map, gate times and venue rules for the November 9 show. Yves’s own official accounts share tour updates for each city.
Resale tickets from strangers on social media are a long-running problem at Manila K-pop concerts. Fans who buy only through the official ticketing partner avoid the fake-ticket stories that show up after nearly every big show.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is the Yves 2026 Tour in Manila?
The show is on November 9, 2026, at The Filinvest Tent in Filinvest City, Alabang, Muntinlupa, in the south of Metro Manila.
How do people get to The Filinvest Tent?
Most come by car or Grab on the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX), exiting at Filinvest/Alabang. P2P and provincial buses also run between central Manila and Alabang, finishing near Alabang Town Center and Festival Mall.
Where are tickets and seat maps published?
The tour organiser's official channels and the ticketing partner's event page carry the ticket tiers, seat map and gate times. Fans buy only through those official sources to avoid resale scams.
Where can I eat near the venue?
Festival Mall (Festival Alabang) is within walking distance and has food courts and a riverside dining strip. Alabang Town Center, a short drive away, has more sit-down restaurants and cafés.
Where do out-of-town fans usually stay?
Usually in Alabang, at the business hotels in Filinvest City or near Alabang Town Center. That keeps the trip back after the show short.
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