Jung Yong Hwa postpones concert in Manila due to Taal Volcano eruption

CNBLUE lead vocalist Jung Yong Hwa postponed his Manila concert scheduled on March 6, following the Taal Volcano eruptions, according to a Thursday evening announcement.

"Before anything else, we pray for all Filipinos who have been affected by the eruption of Taal Volcano last January 12, 2020. Due to this unexpected natural disaster, the 2020 Jung Yong Hwa Live 'Still 622' in Manila concert slated on March 6, 2020 (Friday) has been temporarily postponed," the announcement read.

Concert promoters Applewood Creative and Ovation Productions expressed their sincere apologies to the fans who were looking forward to the Korean pop rock band vocalist's concert.

Ticketholders requesting for refunds can contact SM Tickets through their hotline or e-mail.

This isn't the GMA Heart of Asia's "Future's Choice" first visit to the Philippines as CNBLUE performed for a concert in the country back in 2014.

Despite the non-stop rains from Tropical Storm Mario, which hit the capital and other nearby provinces, CNBLUE continued the Manila leg of their "Can't Stop" concert. —Angelica Yang/LDF, GMA News