THE GOT7 “tingi” era on the Philippine concert stage continues this year, as rapper Jackson Wang is set to bring his “MAGICMAN 2” world tour to Manila on November 2.
The 31-year-old artist announced this on Sunday, August 2, on X (formerly Twitter), making him the second GOT7 member to visit the country this year, following Jay B, the K-pop boy group’s leader, in March.
“This isn’t just a concert. This is an experience. I want to bring you into my world. We dive in together,” Wang said.
Further details about his upcoming Manila concert, including the exact venue and ticketing details, have yet to be announced.
The “MAGICMAN 2” world tour will kick off with a two-day show in Bangkok, from October 3 to 4. His concert tour also included Macau, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, and Tokyo.
More stops will be announced soon, according to the “MAGICMAN 2” world tour poster.
The tour is in support of his latest album of the same name, released in July 2025. It consists of 11 tracks, including “High Alone,” “Made Me a Man,” and “GBAD.”
In an interview with GRAMMY.com, Wang described “MAGICMAN 2” as a “self-serving album” that represents his internal self, including his views on the “industry, society, humanity, family, [and] reality.”
The album came more than two years after he dropped “MAGIC MAN” in September 2022, which consisted of 10 tracks, including “Cruel”, “Blow,” “Drive It Like You Stole It,” and “Blue.” To recall, he performed these four tracks during his set at the “2022 K-pop Masterz in Manila” at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
About the artist
Wang debuted as a member of GOT7 in 2014, with the release of their first extended play (EP), “Got It?” Joining him and Jay B in the group are Mark Tuan, Park Jinyoung, Choi Youngjae, BamBam, and Kim Yugyeom.
The Hong Kong-born artist is part of the group’s rap line, collectively known as AmeriThaiKong, along with two other foreign members: Tuan from Los Angeles, California, and BamBam from Bangkok, Thailand.
Before pursuing his solo music career this year, Wang joined his fellow GOT7 members in their highly anticipated music comeback as a full unit in January, releasing their nine-track “Winter Heptagon” EP. GOT7 last visited the Philippines as a group in 2019 for their “Keep Spinning World Tour.”
Wang, who is also the founder of his own record label Team Wang, performed at KCON 2025 in Los Angeles this weekend to promote the “MAGIC MAN 2” album.
