SB19 'WYAT' Concert At Avalon Hollywood: How, Where To Buy Tickets

SB19's second stop in the U.S. for its 2022 "WYAT" world tour will be in Los Angeles. Fans will get to see the fast-rising pop group from the Philippines in Avalon Hollywood this November.

The "Bazinga" hitmaker will be the first all-Filipino pop group to grace the stage of the historic live entertainment and special events venue at the world-famous Hollywood and Vine intersection.

Tickets for the L.A. concert officially started selling on Sunday via Eventbrite. Based on the event description, fans can choose from three options: SVIP ($225), VIP ($148) and general admission ($128).

The SVIP experience comes with earliest access to the floor, pre-show sound check and a photo-op with the group composed of Josh, Pablo, Stell, Ken and Justin.

Avalon Hollywood's special events coordinator Trintee Curcio confirmed in an email that tickets for the main floor are standing room only, but there is an option of 21+ bottle service directly with the client in the VIP lounge found in the middle area and side boxes at the venue. There are also seats available on the balcony.

The second stop in the U.S. leg of the Billboard-nominated group's world tour will take place on Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. PST at 1735 Vine Street Los Angeles, California. It will come a week after SB19's concert in New York City.

As previously reported, the five-piece musical act will perform at the Palladium Times Square at the corner of 44th and Broadway in Times Square, Manhattan, on Nov. 5. Ticket-selling for the first stop in the band's U.S. tour opened on Sept. 5 via Ticketmaster.

Aside from N.Y.C. and L.A., the group also teased tour stops in Chicago, Las Vegas and San Francisco. But venue information and other details for the other destinations are still unavailable.

SB19's "WYAT" world tour is part of the multi-awarded Filipino group's promotion for its new single, "WYAT (Where You At)," which dropped on YouTube and other music streaming platforms on Sept. 2.

The group is currently focused on their local tour in the Philippines, which officially started with a sold-out concert at one of the country's premier concert venues, the Araneta Coliseum in Manila, last Saturday.