It is the end of an era for indie-rock fans in the Philippines. After more than a decade of providing the soundtrack to our heartbreaks, weddings, and late-night drives, Kodaline is officially saying "All I Want" is one last goodbye.

Following their emotional disbandment announcement in late 2025, the Irish quartet—Steve, Mark, Vincent, and Jason—refused to fade out quietly. True to their word, they are embarking on a global Farewell Tour, with a highly anticipated stop at the SM Mall of Asia Arena on August 10.

"You didn’t think we’d leave without saying goodbye first did you," the band shared in a touching social media post. "We can’t wait to celebrate the songs and the memories we’ve created and shared with you all over the past 13 years."

The Final Setlist of Memories

For Filipino fans, the connection with Kodaline runs deep. From their debut at Wanderland 2018 to their intimate 2023 show in Alabang, the band has always treated Manila like a second home.

This final concert promises to be a career-spanning celebration, likely featuring the anthems that defined a generation, including All I Want, The One, High Hopes, and The One.

Live Nation Philippines has released the official seat plan and pricing. Whether you want to be in the thick of the mosh pit or enjoy the view from a premium seat, there’s a spot for every kind of fan. Tickets range from ₱4,750 to ₱8,500.

For the ultimate "Kodaline Constant," the Soundcheck Experience Package (₱17,100) offers a once-in-a-lifetime farewell. It includes:

• One SVIP Standing ticket with early entry.

• Access to the pre-show soundcheck.

• Exclusive VIP gift item, laminate, and lanyard.

• Priority merchandise shopping.

Artist Presale begins April 6, followed by a Mastercard Presale on April 7 and a Live Nation PH member presale on April 8.

Any remaining tickets will be released to the general public on April 9 via SM Tickets, marking the final opportunity for Filipino fans to experience the magic of Kodaline live before they take their final bow.

This isn't just another concert; it's a final thank you to a band that taught us how to feel.