SB19 announces dates and cities for upcoming WYAT (Where You At) World Tour

Angelique Agarap

September 7, 2022

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  It’s about time you fasten your seatbelts, A’tin! P-pop royalty SB19 is heading on their first world tour!

  The five-member boy band revealed the confirmed dates and cities of their WYAT (Where You At) world tour in a one-minute teaser released on Sunday, September 4.

  Sleeves up and no turning back.
  Full throttle to WYAT, are you ready? 🤘#WYAT #WhereYouAtSB19 📼 pic.twitter.com/EKXtyKVYl2

  — SB19 Official 🇵🇭 (@SB19Official) September 4, 2022

  The world tour will kick-off with a sold-out concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on September 17, followed by a series of shows in Cebu (October 1), Clark (October 8), and Davao (October 15).

  Josh, Pablo, Stell, Ken, and Justin will then fly to Dubai, New York, Los Angeles, and Singapore in October and November. Other details such as venues and ticketing have yet to be announced.

  Down for kicks?
  SB19’s about to step on the gas.
  Code for the road: WYAT 🤘

  Hop in.
  Get in the groove.
  Let’s bounce! #WYAT #WYATTour 🚌#WhereYouAtSB19 📼 pic.twitter.com/CL7sPPDhr6

  — SB19 Official 🇵🇭 (@SB19Official) September 4, 2022

  This will be the first time that the group will be going out of the country for their own concert. In an earlier press release, Josh said, “We’re excited to meet our international fans. If I may put it: we were caterpillars inside cocoons when we were just starting and now, we’ve turned into butterflies ready to spread our wings!”

  The concert series follows the release of their latest single, “WYAT (Where You At),” which quickly surpassed 1 million views on YouTube.

  The Filipino supergroup was recently named one of Teen Vogue’s 33 favorite boy bands of all time.

  SB19 made history by becoming the first Filipino and Southeast Asian act to be nominated for the Billboard Music Awards’ Top Social Artist category, competing against American pop superstar Ariana Grande and famed K-pop groups BTS, Blackpink, and SEVENTEEN, among others.

  It’s also the first Southeast Asian act to crack the top 10 on Billboard’s Social 50 weekly and year-end charts.

  Before their debut in 2018, the SB19 members trained for over four years under the Korean-run entertainment company ShowBT Philippines.

  Check out the music video below:

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