Mark Bonifacio is a Marketing Consultant at The Manila Times. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on the music business and various music genres. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in The Manila Times.
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Mark Bonifacio's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, specifically music-related events and performances in Manila, Philippines. His articles predominantly feature event coverage and press releases related to music concerts, artists' performances, and tours.
Given Mark's focus on local music events and artist performances in Manila, Philippines, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes access to upcoming concerts or new releases by popular local or international artists performing in the region. Additionally, providing unique angles such as interviews with emerging talents or industry insiders within the Philippine music scene could capture his interest.
Mark does not seem to have a broader geographic focus beyond Manila; hence, any pitched content should align with this localized scope.
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By: Mark Bonifacio
OPM band Silent Sanctuary announced an additional date for their sold-out concert, “Gabi ng Lambing,” at SM Mall of Asia Arena this year, expanding it to a two-day concert on Oct. 24 and 25.
P-Pop group Ayo prepares for their official debut following their pre-debut single “I’m Him.” The Davao-based group consists of Renzo, GV, TJ, Enzo, Zack, and Patrick.
Hara released their pre-debut single “My Love,” setting a promising tone for the group. The P-Pop group from Davao includes Ai, Blythz, Ckhy, Lory, Tashi, and Yani.
Alexander O’Connor, best known as Rex Orange County, performed at the Mall of Asia Arena in a concert Aug. 20 alongside opening acts Over October and Maki. The British singer/songwriter and producer performed hits such as “Best Friend,” “Pluto Projector,” “Sunflower,” and his latest single “Indecision (feat. Daniel Caesar).”
The count-down to Motunui begins.
Five years after the release of their last album, acclaimed synth-pop trio Chvrches — Lauren Mayberry, Martin Doherty, and Iain Cook — have announced their return with “Roses,” a bold and caustic rock anthem that signals a striking new direction for the band.
Great music is rarely made in isolation, but when the masterminds of Original Pilipino Music (OPM) unite under a single vision, the result is nothing short of historic.
Filipino alternative rock band Calein, known for songs such as “Umaasa” and “Someone,” is giving “Oras” new life with a remastered version that preserves its original emotion. More than a return to an older song, the release gives the band an opportunity to reintroduce a track whose first promotional run was unexpectedly cut short.
Bic Runga, the New Zealand singer-songwriter and producer behind the classic hit “Sway,” visited the Philippines following the release of her latest album, “Red Sunset.”
Offshore Music celebrates its 10th anniversary with Offshore Music Turns 10: A Decade of Good Noise, happening on November 21 at 123 Block in Mandaluyong City.
