After a series of postponements and cancellations, singer Alanis Morissette is finally coming back to the Philippines.
MANILA, Philippines –
Concert promoter Ovation Productions announced on Wednesday, March 22, that the singer is bringing herTicket prices range from P2,750 to P14,750, and will be available starting March 29 via SM Tickets website and outlets nationwide.
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