Welsh pop-punk band Neck Deep is coming to Manila this September

In September, children will again have a reason to sing, rejoice, and leap in the pit as Pulp Live World brings back one of the most energetic and infectious bands that ever graced our shores.

Though the traditional saying goes that the third time’s the charm, there’s no disputing that Welsh pop-punk outfit NECK DEEP has constantly delivered and exceeded all expectations of their devoted Filipino fans. The five-piece punk band – vocalist Ben Barlow, guitarists Matt West and Sam Bowden, bassist Seb Barlow, and drummer Matt Powles – guarantee an unforgettable experience as they deliver nothing but “Beautiful Madness.”

Formed in Wrexham, Wales, in 2012, the band soared to international prominence following years of hard work on the road, touring the US and eventually landing slots on the Vans Warped Tour in the US. Influenced by groups such as Blink-182, New Found Glory, Green Day, and The Descendents, the band combined a modern sound with their signature sincere lyricism and quickly won over admirers of the genre. Neck Deep has released four studio albums: 2014’s Wishful Thinking, 2015’s Life’s Not Out To Get You, 2017’s The Peace and The Panic, and 2020’s All Distortions Are Intentional.

And just this year, the group released two scorching songs that fans adored: the fast-paced “Heartbreak of the Century” (published in February) and their most recent “Meet You There 2.0,” a collaboration with UK pop-punk group Busted, which was released in May. Two more reasons to get excited and tell everyone you know.

NECK DEEP Manila Concert Ticket Prices

There’s no need to wonder, “Where Do We Go When We Go?” because Neck Deep returns to the exact location they played in 2016 and 2018: The Skydome at SM North Edsa. Ticket prices for Neck Deep live in Manila ranges from 4000 to 5,500.

The performance takes place on September 22nd, 2023 and tickets go on sale on July 31st at SM Tickets outlets nationwide and www.smtickets.com. So don’t miss out on this much-anticipated pop-punk spectacle – you know it’s “Worth It!”