P-pop group VXON announced the ticket details for their highly anticipated concert titled Kalawakan: The Evolution, which will take place this coming June 27.
Set to take place at the New Frontier Theater in Cubao, Quezon City, the P-pop boy group announced the seat plan and the date of the ticket selling via their social media accounts,
“VXON - Kalawakan: The Evolution 🌑
The galaxy is expanding, and the evolution arrives in full force on June 27, 2026, at the New Frontier Theater. Walang hihinto, dahil mas palalakasin at mas palalakihin natin ang kalawakan.
🎟 Ticket Sale: April 30, 2026 at 12PM onwards, available at Ticketnet outlets and online via https://www.ticketnet.com.ph/
Ticket Inclusions to be announced. Prices are inclusive of ticket charges.
Directed by John Prats
Produced by Cornerstone Concerts and L-Squared Productions PH
#KalawakanTheEvolution #VXONKalawakan #CornerstoneConcerts #LSquaredProdPH,” the caption stated.
Fans have the chance to see Patrick, Sam, Franz, Vince, and C13 perform live for as low as ₱850. Here are the full ticket prices below:
SVIP - ₱5,800
VIP - ₱4,200
Orchestra - ₱3,500
Loge - Php 2,000
Balcony - ₱850
Other details such as fan perks and additional inclusions have yet to be announced as of this writing.
Kalawakan: The Evolution marks VXON’s second major solo concert, following the success of their first Kalawakan show held at the SM Sky Dome in Quezon City.
READ: LOOK: P-pop group VXON drops poster for ‘Kalawakan: The Evolution’
Last March 21, the group officially unveiled their concert poster.
The concert will once again be directed by John Prats and produced by Cornerstone Entertainment’s concert arm alongside L-Squared Productions PH.
Earlier this year, the group released their album Pasakalye, featuring eight tracks including “pelikula,” “sikretong malupet,” “Taguan (tayo lang),” “lamoba,” “walang iba,” “sh*t sobrang init,” “TABI TABI” and “Dapat Lang Ako Lang.”
Member Franz previously described the album as a step forward for the group, saying: “I feel like it’s a more mature version of 20:20. It’s a more realized VXON. We were already vulnerable in 20:20, but I feel like we’re even more honest in [Pasakalye]. It’s the story of our lives.”