ena mori announces ‘Don’t Blame The Wild One’ album tour in the Philippines this August

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Filipino-Japanese synthpop artista mori has announced her ‘Don’t Blame The Wild One’ album tour of the Philippines, which will take place on all weekends this August.

In a social media post uploaded on July 16, ena mori revealed that her seven-date run will kick off on August 5 at the 123 Block venue in Mandaluyong, taking her to the Nook in Alabang and the Canto Bogchi Joint in Baguio before concluding at 19 East in Sucat on August 27.

DONT BLAME THE WILD ONE! ALBUM TOURI want to invite all of you to my album tour, DONT BLAME THE WILD ONE! We have many amazing bands that will accompany the tour, cool venues, new merch etc! I hope you and your friends can make it. See you #DBTWOalbumtour pic.twitter.com/wFZGdO5sez

— ena mori (@enamorimusic) July 16, 2022

Supporting acts and ticketing details have yet to be announced, but ena mori promises she will be joined by “amazing bands at amazing venues” for the tour.

The 12-track album Dont Blame The Wild One will be released via Offshore Music Philippines on July 29, and will also receive a vinyl release. The album is set to include previous singles SOS, this Februarys Vivid, and last SeptembersOh, Bleeding Hearts?, as well as the latest single King of The Night!.

Released on July 1, Mori shared that the upbeat and joyous King of The Night! was inspired by her negative experiences as a teenager, explaining that her weight and mixed-race parentage caused her to be bullied at school. “King Of The Night is inspired by my early teen experience as an outcast in hopes of encouraging many kids out there to embrace who they are, she explained.

ena moris 2020 self-titled EP was named one ofNMEs25 best Asian albums of 2020, with writer MC Galang praising the artists confidence that makes her brand of pop sensibility exhilarating, even a little dangerous, for those who cant handle it.

Earlier this year, ena mori was recently named one of theNME 100emerging artists to watch and wasnominated for the Best New Asian Act awardat theBandLab NME Awards 2022alongsideWarren Hue,The Filters,Alec Orachi, and eventual winnerShye.

ena mori’s ‘Don’t Blame The Wild One’ album tour dates in the Philippines are:

August 5 123 Block, MandaluyongAugust 12 Dirty Kitchen, Quezon CiteAugust 13 Nook, AlabangAugust 19 Canto Bogchi Joint, BaguioAugust 20 Circle Hotel, La UnionAugust 26 Case Tigre, PampangaAugust 27 19 East, Sucat

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