MUSIC LYF: Lawson Live in Manila!

The wait is over for fans of the rising british band that have already conquered many radio stations and also did well on record stores reaching the Gold Record Award. LAWSON, who made the hits like "Taking Over Me" and "Dancing in the Dark", is now here in Manila for a one-night concert to be held in Eastwood City!

Check out the exclusive presscon video of Lawson below! Feel free to share this to fans and friends who love the band for the catchy songs and charm.

Since the release of their debut single ‘When She Was Mine’ back in May, Lawson have sold over 300,000 singles and are without doubt one of the biggest breakthrough pop acts of 2013. Now they announce the third single to be taken from their Top 5 debut album Chapman Square is the anthemic ‘Learn To Love Again’. 

'Learn To Love Again' shows a different side to Lawson from most of the other songs on Chapman Square; from its beautifully tempered introduction to a full on banging dance anthem of a chorus.

Bass player Ryan Fletcher says:

“We’re really excited to release Learn To Love Again. It’s a bit different to previous singles and it’s one we love performing live. It’s got our usual guitars and drums sound but with a dance element – we hope that it will appeal to everyone”

MUSIC LYF: Lawson Poised To Become 2013's Band To Watch

Filipino fans of rising UK band Lawson can look forward to some exciting times come 2013 as the boys from Britain is reportedly visiting Manila in the coming months ahead. Date and venue are not yet finalized. But the quartet already expressed their high anticipation of going to a place they can only describe as "beautiful." 

In a chat with MCA Music which locally distributes their recorded material, Lawson members Joel Peat and Ryan Fletcher showed their good feeling about the high possibility of reaching the Philippine shores and perform in front of their fast-growing fan base here.

Brown recently harmonized with rock icon Sir Paul McCartney and another British giant Robbie Williams for the charity single "He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother’ which is dedicated to Liverpool supporters and families still looking for justice after the Hillsborough disaster.