The Living Tombstone (TLT), known for its genre-blending music rooted in gaming and internet culture, will perform live in Manila in 2025 as part of their tour promoting the upcoming album Rust.
Ticket prices are set at PHP5,000 for VIP, PHP3,500 for Loge, and PHP2,500 for Balcony, exclusive of ticketing charges. Artist presale begins on April 30, while general ticket sales start on May 2 via Ticketnet.com.ph.
TLT, led by producer and songwriter Yoav Landau, became known for tracks inspired by video games, online fandoms, and digital narratives. Their music has gained popularity across platforms like YouTube and Spotify, with songs such as “Five Nights at Freddy’s” and “My Ordinary Life” recognized widely among gaming and animation communities.
Their new album Rust, slated for a 2025 release, explores themes of rebellion, dystopia, and rebuilding. The upcoming Manila show will feature a mix of new material from the album alongside songs that have defined the group’s presence in digital music spaces.
The concert is expected to draw fans from a wide range of subcultures, including gaming, cosplay, and internet-based music communities. It offers local audiences the opportunity to experience TLT’s music in a live setting, with the Manila leg forming part of a larger international tour.
For further information, fans can visit Ticketnet.com.ph or follow The Living Tombstone through their official channels for updates on tour schedules and album news.
