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Tawag ng Tanghalan
Current logo
Also known asTawag ng Tanghalan sa Showtime
GenreSinging competition
Based onTawag ng Tanghalan
First incarnation (1954-1972)
Second incarnation (1987-1988)
Developed byABS-CBN Corporation
Directed byBoyet Baldemor, John Prats, Alco Guerrero, and Jon Moll (current)
Bobet Vidanes (former)
Presented by
Current
Former
Judges
Narrated by
Tawag ng Tanghalan Updates
Country of originPhilippines
Original languageFilipino
No. of seasons5 (regular)
1 (kids)
2 (special)
Production
Executive producers
Producers
  • Rose Casala
  • Olive Zarate
Production locationsABS-CBN Studio 3 (season 1 - present)
Newport Performing Arts Theater, Resorts World Manila (season 1)
Aliw Theater (season 2)
Caloocan Sports Complex (season 3)
ABS-CBN Studio 10 (season 4)
Camera setupMultiple-camera setup
Running time75-90 minutes (Regular episodes)
105-135 minutes (Semifinals, Instant Resbak and Ultimate Resbak episodes)
120-135 minutes (Ang Huling Tapatan daily episodes)
225 minutes (Ang Huling Tapatan live finale episode)
Production companyABS-CBN Entertainment
Original release
Network
Release
  • First incarnation:
  • 1954 – 1972
  • Second incarnation:
  • 1987 – 1988
  • Third incarnation (as a segment of It's Showtime):
  • January 2, 2016
 –
present
Related
Drama sa Tanghalan

Tawag ng Tanghalan (lit. 'Call of the Stage', abbreviated as TNT) is an amateur singing competition currently aired as a segment of the noontime program It's Showtime on ABS-CBN. This segment currently airs in Kapamilya Channel, a simulcast in Jeepney TV (encore telecast) and A2Z, and streamed online on Facebook and YouTube via Showtime Online Ü and Kapamilya Online Live[1] every Mondays to Saturdays. Dubbed as "your all time favorite search for outstanding amateur talents," the competition is open to Filipino contenders from Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and overseas.[2]

The segment first aired on January 2, 2016, and has aired five regular seasons, one kids edition, one celebrity edition and one all-star edition. There have been seven winners to date: Noven Belleza,[3] Jhon Clyd Talili,[4] Janine Berdin,[5] Elaine Duran,[6] Ethel Booba[7] Mark Michael Garcia,[8] and JM Yosures.[9]

History

First and second incarnations (1954-1988)

Tawag ng Tanghalan (originally known as Purico Amateur Hour) debuted as a radio talent search program on DZBB-AM in 1954. It was later aired on television DZAQ-TV (now DWWX-TV) until 1972 following the declaration of Martial Law by former President Ferdinand Marcos. It was revived from 1987 to 1988 following the relaunch of ABS-CBN.[10][11]

Noted OPM artists like Armand Panlilio, Nora Aunor, Novo Bono Jr., Pepe Pimentel, Edgar Mortiz and Diomedes Maturan[12] were among the winners[13] of the original program.[14]

Third incarnation (2016-present)

Tawag ng Tanghalan returned as a daily segment on ABS-CBN's noontime program It's Showtime.[15][16]

Format

The regular season is divided into four quarters, with semifinals taking place at the end of each quarter. Two semifinalists with the highest scores from each quarter, together with winners from the wildcard rounds, move on to compete in the grand finals.

Daily rounds

Elimination round

Daily contenders from Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao perform in front of a live audience and are scored by a panel of judges (or hurados) composed of a Head Judge (called as Punong Hurado) and four regular judges. For the first two regular seasons, and kids edition, the judging criteria were as follows:

  • Tone quality (40%)
  • Voice projection (30%)
  • Stage impact (20%)
  • Intonation (10%)

In the following seasons, the judging criteria were modified:

  • Voice quality (50%)
  • Overall performance (50%)

The first criterion includes intonation, enunciation, voice projection and technique. The second criterion comprises timing, mastery of lyrics, stage presence and audience impact.

If the contender goes out-of-tune, the Punong Hurado has the option to signal the gong master to hit the gong three times (the Punong Hurado can signal when the gong master should hit the gong by raising his/her hand, and the moments leading up to the ringing of the gong are indicated by a finger warning signal), thereby stopping the performance and eliminating the contender, à la-Major Bowes Amateur Hour. This mechanic was omitted in the kids edition presumably to prevent the judges from upsetting young contenders, instead relying solely on the judges' verdict and overall score to determine the winner.[17] In the fourth season, the four regular judges have also been given the power to gong a contender if they all press their buzzers.

The winning daily contender receives ₱10,000, while the other contenders receive a consolation prize of ₱5,000.

In Celebrity Champions, the winner in the elimination round automatically advances to the semifinals.

In the fourth season of the New Normal, the following contenders are to perform in front of stage for two rounds, but the audiences are not allowed in the studio due to the pandemic. The two contenders from Metro Manila and Luzon (from their other barangay) perform a song without live audience, the contender with the highest and lowest combined scores and advanced to the next round, and if the two contenders with the same highest combined scores and advanced again to the next round, and the contender will pick of songs and then perform again.

Face-off round

The daily contender with the highest score moves on to the face-off round to challenge the defending champion and attempt to steal the golden microphone. The winner in the face-off round gets to claim the golden microphone and defend their title against the next winning daily contender. Defending champions who achieve a five-time winning streak advances as a semifinalist, but may opt to continue their winning streak up to ten. Those who continue and achieve ten straight wins become a Tawag ng Tanghalan record holder and get to select a bonus prize. In Kids, this was reduced to five straight wins.[17]

In the fourth season, a defending champion may advance to the semifinals with four straight wins.

The defending champion receives ₱25,000 for each win.[18]

Week-long Finals

In the fourth season of the New Normal, the daily contenders will forward to the Weekly Finals and determine the one or two contenders moving on to the Quarter Finals but it is the same criteria for judging in two rounds. The weekly finalists will choose the songs and test on their singing by the mentor judge at home, and perform in front of stage. After the first round, the two weekly finalists will pick of songs and then perform again.

The two weekly finalists with the highest combined scores and advanced in second round, while the other finalists while the other finalists receive a consolation prize of ₱5,000, and the winning weekly finalists receives ₱25,000 and advanced the Quarter Finals and received the medical kits, negosyo package, mobile devices, and other packages and devices, while the other finalist receive a consolation prize of ₱10,000.

Month-long Quarter Finals

In the fourth season of the New Normal, the Quarter Finalists divided into any number of finalists will compete and perform a song based on a theme for each week but it is the same criteria for judging. The two (or three) Quarter Finalists with the highest combined scores at the end of the six days (for per week) move on to the semifinals and receives ₱50,000, while other finalists for the consolation prize of ₱10,000. The judges may still gong a contender in this round.

In the fifth season of the New Normal, Tawag ng Tanghalan introduced the new mechanics, "Instant Spotlight", the quarter finalists who obtained the highest combined scores on Mondays and Wednesdays and will be safe from eliminations on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Semifinals

Quarter Semifinals

The semifinalists perform a song based on a theme for each day. The contenders are scored by hurados (50%) and the audience (called as madlang people) through text votes (50%). The judges may still gong a contender in this round.

The two semifinalists with the highest combined score from the judges and the public at the end of the six days move on to the grand finals (known as Ang Huling Tapatan) and receive ₱150,000 and a golden medal. The losing semifinalists receive a consolation prize of ₱25,000, and gets an chance to return as wildcard contenders in the Ultimate Resbak round.

In the fourth season of the New Normal, the three semifinalists with the highest combined scores will receive ₱100,000.

Global Semifinals

In addition to the four semifinals, an additional semifinals are held for overseas contenders. The semifinalists compete for additional two spots in the grand finals.

Wildcard rounds

Instant Resbak

In the third season, every judge is given the power to save one losing defending champion in the face-off round. The saved contender advances to compete in the Instant Resbak for a chance to re-enter the competition as a grand finalist. The judges may still gong a contender in this round.

Ultimate Resbak

Semifinalists who failed to advance to the grand finals advances to the Ultimate Resbak round for a chance to re-enter the competition as a grand finalist. The judges may still gong a contender in this round.

In the first season, the semifinalists are grouped into four and must compete in two rounds. In the first round, a group performs with individual songs. The semifinalists with the highest combined scores from the judges and the public for each group will advance to the second round. In the second round, the four remaining semifinalists perform again with individual songs. The two contenders garnering the highest combined scores from the judges and the public advance to the grand finals.

In the second and third seasons, the Ultimate Resbak round follows a last man standing format. Two semifinalists who are in the Seat of Power choose two semifinalists. These chosen semifinalists battle it out for a chance to challenge and dethrone the sitting semifinalists. If the challenger wins, the semifinalist in the Seat of Power is dethroned. If the semifinalist in the Seat of Power wins, they remain in their seat. This continues until there are only two semifinalists left.

Final Resbak

In the third season, Tawag ng Tanghalan introduced the Final Resbak. This round allows losing finalists from the Instant and Ultimate Resbak rounds to battle for the last slot in the grand finals. The judges may still gong a contender in this round.

Resbakbakan

In the fourth season, three weeks of wildcard rounds were introduced. Quarter Finalists (Week 1), Weekly Finalists and one defending champion from Quarter 1 saved by the judges (Week 2), and Semi Finalists (Week 3) competed for a slot in the Grand Finals.

There is only one Seat of Power for each week. On the first day, the contender that will sit on the Seat of Power will be determined by draw lots. The resbaker will pick two contenders for a three way battle. On the next episodes, the Seat of Power holder has an option to pass and pick 2 contenders who will perform against the Top 2 contender on the previous episode or to continue and pick only one contender for a three way battle. The judges may still gong a contender in this round.

If a resbaker wins for three consecutive days, they will have an additional ₱15,000. The last Seat of Power holder will proceed to the Grand Finals and received an additional ₱100,000.

Grand Finals

The finalists compete in the week-long grand finals, dubbed as The Final Face-off (or Ang Huling Tapatan), through a series of rounds. The finalist (or finalists) with the highest combined scores from the judges and the public for each round advances to the live finale. In the second and third seasons, the finalist (or finalists) with the lowest score for each round is also eliminated.

In the first and second seasons, the judges may still gong a contender in this round. This was discontinued in the third season.

In the live finale, the competition is divided into two parts. The six finalists sing their journey song in the first part. The three finalists with the highest combined scores from the judges and the public will move on to the second part, wherein they will sing a medley songs by their chosen artist. The finalist with the highest score will be named the grand champion.

The weekday rounds are held in ABS-CBN Studio 3, while the live finales are usually held in a large venue.

Judges and hosts

Judges

The judging panel is composed of a Head Judge (called as Punong Hurado) and four regular judges which was reduced to two regular judges since New Normal up to the current season.

Timeline of Judges
Appearances
Seasons
1 Kids 2 3 Celebrity All-star 4 5
2016 2017 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 2021
Head judges
Rey Valera Head Head Head
Bobot Mortiz Head
Yeng Constantino Head Head TBA
Louie Ocampo Head
Jaya Head
Ogie Alcasid Head Regular Head
Gary Valenciano Head Head TBA
Dulce Head Regular Head TBA
Randy Santiago Regular Head
Regular judges
Billy Crawford Regular
Karylle Regular
K Brosas Regular
Karla Estrada Regular
Nyoy Volante Regular
Mitoy Yonting Regular
Rico J. Puno Rgular Regular
Erik Santos Regular
Kyla Regular
Jed Madela Regular
Jolina Magdangal Regular TBA
Zsa Zsa Padilla Regular
Pilita Corales Regular TBA
Angeline Quinto Guest Regular
Klarisse de Guzman Regular
Guest judges
Sitti Navarro Guest

Hosts

Season summary

Season Premiere Finale Grand Champion 2nd Placer 3rd Placer Other Finalists
1 January 2, 2016 March 11, 2017 Noven Belleza
Visayas 		Sam Mangubat
Luzon 		Froilan Canlas
Luzon 		Pauline Agupitan
Luzon
(4th Placer)
Carlmalone Montecido
Visayas
(5th Placer)
Marielle Montellano
Visayas
(6th Placer)
Kids March 13, 2017 June 10, 2017 Jhon Clyd Talili
Mindanao 		Keifer Sanchez
Mindanao 		Mackie Empuerto
Metro Manila 		Sheena Belarmino
Visayas
(4th Placer)
Francis Concepcion
Mindanao
(5th Placer)
2 June 12, 2017 June 2, 2018 Janine Berdin
Visayas 		Ato Arman
Mindanao 		Steven Paysu
North America 		Anton Antenorcruz
Metro Manila
(4th Placer)
Arabelle Dela Cruz
Luzon
(5th Placer)
Reggie Tortugo
Visayas
(6th Placer)
3 June 25, 2018 September 28, 2019 Elaine Duran
Mindanao 		John Mark Saga
Luzon 		John Michael dela Cerna
Mindanao 		Shaina Mae Allaga
Mindanao
(4th Placer)
Kim Nemenzo
Visayas
(5th Placer)
Jonas Oñate
Visayas
(6th Placer)
Celebrity Champions October 7, 2019 November 9, 2019 Ethel Booba
Mindanao 		Jason Fernandez
Luzon 		Roxanne Barcelo
Metro Manila 		Ana Ramsay
Luzon
(4th Placer)
Brenan Espartinez
Metro Manila
(5th Placer)
Thor Dulay
Mindanao
(6th Placer)
Apple Chiu
Luzon
(7th Placer)
All-Star Grand Resbak November 11, 2019 December 21, 2019 Mark Michael Garcia
Metro Manila 		Jex De Castro
Metro Manila 		Sofronio Vasquez III
Mindanao 		Julius Cawaling
Luzon
(4th Placer)
4 January 4, 2020 February 6, 2021 JM Yosures
Metro Manila 		Rachell Laylo
Luzon 		Ayegee Paredes
Mindanao 		Emmar Cabilogan
Visayas
(4th Placer)
Makki Lucino
Luzon
(5th Placer)
Nikole Kyle Bernido
Mindanao
(6th Placer)
5 February 8, 2021 2022 TBA TBA TBA TBA

Season 1 (2016–2017)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan (season 1)

The first season debuted on January 2, 2016. The season concluded on March 11, 2017 at the Newport Performing Arts Theater, Resorts World Manila in Pasay.

After more than a year, Noven Belleza of Visayas emerged as the grand champion. Belleza won a musical instrument package from JB Music, family vacation trip, recording contract from Star Music, business package, a house and lot from Camella, a trophy and ₱2,000,000.[19][3] Sam Mangubat was declared as runner-up, while Froilan Canlas finished at third place.

Kids (2017)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan Kids

Tawag ng Tanghalan Kids is a special edition for contenders ages 7 to 13. Auditions were held on December 4, 2016.[20] The season premiered on March 13, 2017 with the additions of Jed Madela and Jolina Magdangal to the judging panel. Yeng Constantino served as the Head Judge for this season. The season concluded on June 10, 2017 at ABS-CBN Studio 3.

Jhon Clyd Talili of Mindanao emerged as the grand champion, taking home a business package from Siomai House, a house and lot from Camella, a trophy and ₱1,000,000 from Topps.[4] Keifer Sanchez of Mindanao was declared second placer, while Mackie Empuerto of Luzon finished at third place.

Season 2 (2017–2018)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan (season 2)

The second season premiered on June 12, 2017.[21] For this season, the competition was also opened for global Filipino contenders from different parts of the world.[22] Rey Valera returned as Head Judge, while Gary Valenciano was added to the judging panel. The season concluded on June 2, 2018 at Aliw Theater in Pasay.

Janine Berdin from Visayas emerged as the second grand champion, taking home an ultimate vacation package from 2GO Travel, music gadgets package from JB Music, business package from Siomai House, premium television sets from HKTV, talent management contract, a brand new house and lot from Camella, a trophy and ₱2,000,000 from Nescafé Creamy White.[5] Ato Arman of Mindanao was declared second placer, while Steven Paysu of North America finished at third place.

Season 3 (2018–2019)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan (season 3)

The third season premiered on June 25, 2018.[23] The competition's 1975 champion Dulce,[24] Randy Santiago[25] and Zsa Zsa Padilla[26] were added to the judging panel. The season concluded on September 28, 2019 at the Caloocan Sports Complex in Bagumbong, Caloocan.

Elaine Duran of Mindanao, the first TNT record holder, emerged as the third grand champion, receiving an ultimate family vacation package to Bali, Indonesia from Gingerbon, custom in-ear monitors from FlipEars, business franchise from Potato Giant, talent management contract from ABS-CBN and TNTV, recording Contract from TNT Records, brand new house and lot from Camella, a trophy and ₱2,000,000.[6] John Mark Saga of Luzon, the second TNT record holder, was declared second placer, while John Michael dela Cerna of Mindanao finished at third place.

Celebrity Champions (2019)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan: Celebrity Champions

Tawag ng Tanghalan: Celebrity Champions is a celebrity edition aired on October 7, 2019 as part of the month-long celebration of It's Showtime's 10th anniversary.[27] The season concluded on November 9, 2019 at ABS-CBN Studio 3.

Ethel Booba of Mindanao emerged as the grand champion, receiving a recording contract from TNT Records, custom in-ear monitors from FlipEars, a trophy and ₱300,000.[7] Jason Fernandez and Roxanne Barcelo finished second and third place, respectively.

All-Star Grand Resbak (2019)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan: All-Star Grand Resbak

TNT All-Star Grand Resbak is a special edition for contenders from past seasons who failed to advance to the grand finals. It premiered on November 11, 2019[28] and concluded on December 21, 2019 at ABS-CBN Studio 3.

Mark Michael Garcia from Metro Manila was hailed as the grand champion, taking home a business franchise from Potato Giant, recording contract from TNT Records, management contract from ABS-CBN, a trophy and ₱300,000.[8] Jex De Castro of Metro Manila, Sofronio Vasquez III and Julius Cawaling of Luzon finished at second, third and fourth place, respectively.

Season 4 (2020–2021)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan (season 4)

The fourth season premiered on January 4, 2020.[29] Pilita Corrales was added to the panel of judges this season.[30] On March 15, 2020, the season was put on hiatus due to the lockdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines[31] and ABS-CBN's shutdown on May 5, 2020.[32] The season was resumed on June 13, 2020 after 3 months since the lockdown in Luzon started and ABS-CBN's shutdown on May 5, 2020.[32] This season was be halted from twice due to COVID-19 pandemic: on July 15, 2020, the season was halted due to the 14-day quarantine caused by one of the staff testing positive for the coronavirus and returned on August 1, 2020, and on August 5, 2020, the season was halted again due to the 2-week modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) and returned again on August 15, 2020. The season concluded on February 6, 2021 at ABS-CBN Studio 10 (ASAP Studio) in Quezon City.

JM Yosures of Metro Manila became the grand champion of the season.[9] His prizes include ₱1,000,000, management contract from Star Magic, recording contract from Star Music, trophy made by Toym Imao, and a brand new house and lot from Lessandra. Rachell Laylo of Luzon and Ayegee Paredes of Mindanao placed second and third respectively.

Season 5 (2021–present)

Main article: Tawag ng Tanghalan (season 5)

The fifth season premiered on February 8, 2021.[33] On March 16, 2021, Vice Ganda announced that the show will move to a new studio at ABS-CBN Soundstage at San Jose del Monte, Bulacan soon.[34] From March 18 to April 10, 2021, the season was halted because ABS-CBN decided to temporarily stop holding daily live programs due to surge of COVID-19 cases in the Greater Manila Area.[35][36] The season was resumed on April 12, 2021. Angeline Quinto, who was originally a guest judge in the previous season, became a regular judge after a successful guesting stint as a TNT Hurado. On June 28, 2021, Klarisse de Guzman joined the judging panel.[37]

Controversies and criticisms

Season 1

Rey Valera has often as a judge been criticized by viewers and critics alike for his offensive comments to contestants regarding their physical appearance. He has received backlash on the internet for repeated incidences of body-shaming several female contestants and failing to focus on the contestants' singing skills.[38][39][40]

Karla Estrada's qualification as judge has also been questioned by some viewers.[41]

Judges' scores and text votes results are also questioned by many viewers either for lack of transparency, a faulty system that fails to confirm their votes thru SMS, allegations of unfair judging[42] and similar claims that the show is rigged.

In the 2017 Grand Final, acclaimed actress Nora Aunor, the original Tawag ng Tanghalan Grand Champion in 1968, was scheduled to be the special judge but pulled out at the last minute due to a conflict with Vice Ganda, one of the main hosts of the show.[43] According to reports, Aunor believed Ganda's brand of insult comedy was against her moral beliefs and made her deeply uncomfortable with the idea of being on the show.

Season 2

On May 22, 2018, in the Ultimate Resbak rounds, after the first round of songs between Ato Arman and Aila Santos, Ato Arman advances to the second round. However, there has been negative criticisms against Hurado Jaya. Vice Ganda defends Jaya, and stated that she is one of the two hurados that voted for Aila Santos.[44]

Season 3

Since 2018, Tawag ng Tanghalan is often mentioned as one of the factors for longer airtime of It's Showtime, which in turn led to subsequent delays for the afternoon and primetime programs of ABS-CBN.[45][46][47]

One of the semifinalists of Quarter 4, Season 3, Shantal Cuizon, made a headline when she made a controversial post in Twitter saying "Composer ka lang" and "Hustisya".[48] Later, after her public apology, it was deleted and deactivated her Twitter account for good.[49]

On the September 11 episode, after the second round of songs between Mariane Osabel and Mariko Ledesma, Mariko took the seat of power, dethroning Mariane. But when the screen appeared where the split scoring was revealed (showing the public and judges scores), the viewers noticed that Mariane's score given by the judges was 16.50%, while Mariko received 50%. Due to the allegedly "rigged" results, netizens used #HustisyaParaKayMariane and it was trending on Twitter, citing the expression, rants and sentiments over the score given by the judges.[50]

On September 14, 2019, Hurado Dulce speaks out regarding to the controversial result last September 11, 2019.[51][52]

With the recent controversy of the alleged results, Mariane withdrew the opportunity to compete for the Final Resbak due to her health problem. Mariko, who was one of the finalist for the Huling Tapatan, also withdrew her slot due to the netizens backlash to her.[53]

Revenue and commercial venues

TNT Versions

In June 2017, Tawag ng Tanghalan debuted TNT Versions or TNTV, a YouTube channel featuring cover videos from its alumni[54] and TNTNow, livestreams featuring OPM icons.[55]

TNT Records

In July 2018, Tawag ng Tanghalan launched in own record label TNT Records under the guidance of ABS-CBN and Star Music to create platforms for its alumni. Its first signed artists were the TNT Boys, Janine Berdin, Ato Arman, Eumee Capile, Froilan Canlas, Anton Antenorcruz, Arabelle Dela Cruz, Reggie Tortugo, Sheena Belarmino and Steven Paysu. Second season finalists JM Bales, Christian Bahaya and Sofronio Vasquez were also launched as COVE, while Lalaine Araña and Pauline Agupitan were introduced as Bukang Liwayway.[55]

TNT Records has released the following singles:

Song Artist Date Released Composer
"Biyaya" Janine Berdin July 27, 2018 Chochay Magno
"Bratatat" Eumee Capile July 27, 2018 Chochay Magno
"Isang Pangako" Ato Arman August 17, 2018 Vehnee Saturno
"Gustong Gusto Kita" COVE October 28, 2018 Ato Arman
"Wala Nang Iba" Froilan Canlas November 23, 2018 Noel Fuellas
"Together We Fly" TNT Boys September 21, 2019 Chochay Magno
"Pabuhat" TNT All-Stars October 22, 2019 Jonathan Manalo
Tito Cayamanda
Yael Yuzon
Yumi Lacsamana
"Iniismol" Ryle Santiago December 27, 2019 Ryle Santiago
"Wala Ako N'yan" Janine Berdin December 27, 2019 Janine Berdin
"Dating Angkin" Antenorcruz January 24, 2020 Froilan Canlas
Ngayong Dumating Ka Na Ato Arman January 31, 2020 Reyman Gem Alferez

Concerts

Date Title Venue Country Description Directed by Ref.
July 28, 2018 TNT All Star Showdown Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City Philippines Philippines TNT Artists Joane Laygo [56]
September 21, 2018 TNT All Star Showdown Cebu Hoops Dome, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu [57]
November 30, 2018 Listen: The Big Shot Concert Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City Francis Concepcion, Mackie Empuerto and Keifer Sanchez of TNT Boys Bobet Vidanes [58]
April 25, 2019 Listen: The World Tour The Theatre at Ace Hotel, Los Angeles, California United States

United States

TBA [59]
April 27, 2019 Edmonton Expo Centre, Alberta Canada

Canada

May 2, 20191 Chabot College, Hayward, California United States

United States

[59][60]
December 13, 2019 TNT Unplugged ABS-CBN Dolphy Theatre Philippines

Philippines

Elaine Duran
John Mark Saga
JM Dela Cerna 		TBA

Notes:

  1. ^ a The concert was originally going to be held on April 23, 2019, but was moved due to unforeseen circumstances.

Accolades

Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2018 Best Choice Awards 2018 Most Successful Singing Talent Competition in Philippine Television Tawag ng Tanghalan Won [61]

Notes

  1. ^ Following the cease-and-desist order against ABS-CBN's free to air assets, the show resumed air on Kapamilya Channel, with simulcasts on other local networks and live streams, Jeepney TV (June 11, 2018 – present), Kapamilya Online Live (August 1, 2020 – present), and A2Z (October 10, 2020 – present).

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