The Moffatts are set to perform at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on February 18 for their farewell tour, but the band already arrived late last night, a full week ahead of their performance.
Check out the photos below, courtesy of Midas Productions:
The Moffatts is a Canadian band composed of brothers Scott, Clint, Dave, and Bob Moffatt. They rose to fame in 1998 when they released their album Chapter I: A New Beginning, which had the songs “I’ll Be There For You” and “Girl of My Dreams.” Two years later, they released the album Submodalities, with the single “Bang Bang Boom.” They became one of the biggest-selling acts in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines. To date, they are still the biggest selling international band in the country.
In 2001, the group disbanded and they pursued different music careers. Bob and Clint joined a band called Pusch, which performed at the 2002 Winter Olympics. It was later renamed Hidell, and released an album. Five years later, the two relocated to Thailand where they started a band called Same Same, before moving to Nashville, Tennessee to start the band called Two Bullet Parade. It was renamed to Like Strangers.
Meanwhile, Scott joined a band called The Boston Post, and Dave joined a Winnipeg production of Miss Saigon and Canadian Idol.
They briefly reunited in 2012, before reuniting (without Dave) for a farewell tour.
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