Jayda Avanzado, 13, is set to perform in a concert titled "3LOGYINMANILA" with British pop band The Vamps and William Singe, 23, on Jan. 30, Saturday, in Pasay City, Philippines, at the SM Mall of Asia, the world's 11th largest shopping mall. Dubbed as the Ariana Grande of the Philippines, the teenage Filipino singer is the daughter of Filipino singers Dingdong Avanzado, 46, and Jessa Zaragoza, 36.
While Jayda has yet to release an album, Brad Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball and Tristan Evans of The Vamps, which rose to fame through their cover songs on YouTube in 2012, have released two albums. Their studio albums "Meet the Vamps" and "Wake Up" were released in 2014 and 2015, respectively.
Like The Vamps, Singe also gained international fame after posting cover songs on YouTube. Like Jayda, he has yet to release an album as a solo artist.
Before his solo career, Singe was a member of The Collective, a boy band formed during "The X Factor Australia" in 2012. The band finished in third place during the competition and eventually disbanded in 2015 when Singe left the band.
In a recent interview with Phil Star, Singe expressed how excited he is to visit the Philippines. He said he cannot wait to be in the country.
"I've always wanted to go to the Philippines (since) I've never been there before," the Australian singer told the publication. "There's been a lot of support that's coming through for me. It's crazy. I know Manila is very supportive of my music."
After the "3LOGYINMANILA" concert in the Philippines with Jayda and The Vamps, Singe will go to the United States in February for his show "William Singe: The Introduction." The Australian singer will back to the U.S. in April for the show and in Europe in May.
Also joining Jayda, The Vamps and Singe during the "3LOGYINMANILA" concert at the SM Mall of Asia on Jan. 30, Saturday, are the American bands The Tide and Before You Exit. The ticket prices are 530 pesos ($11.11), 1,800 pesos ($37.75), 3,710 pesos ($77.80), 4,660 pesos ($97.72), 6,570 pesos ($137.78) and 8,480 pesos ($177.83), Rappler has learned.
Watch Jayda perform songs by Grande here:
