Mark Bonifacio is a journalist based in Manila, Philippines, writing for The Manila Times. With a focus on the local music scene, Mark covers concerts, album releases, and interviews with both local and international artists. He aims to bring the latest updates and insights to music enthusiasts in Manila.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
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.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
London-based singer Griff performed in the Philippines for the first time in Warner Music Philippines' "We Play Here" school tour.
By: Mark Bonifacio
Justin de Dios of the globally renowned P-Pop group SB19 delivered his solo track "Kaibigan" with a music video showcasing his adeptness at visual storytelling.
Josh Cullen of P-pop group SB19 recently released his debut album, "Lost & Found."
Japanese rock sensation Yojiro Noda, best known as the singer-songwriter and guitarist of the internationally acclaimed band Radwimps, has just unveiled his first solo album, "Wonder Boy's Akumu Club."
American rock band Culture Wars will release their album 'If Not Now, When?' at the beginning of 2025, as announced in an exclusive interview with Music Geek. The group comprises vocalist Alex Dugan, drummer David Grayson, bassist Dillon Randolph, and guitarists Josh Stirm and Caleb Contreras.
Thai duo Luss released their 14-track album, "Is There Anything on the Moon?" which includes collaborations with fellow Thai artists, Vtuber Mori Calliope, and Filipino hip-hop group Playertwo.
The Bootleg Beatles performed in Manila for the second time at The Theatre at Solaire.
By: Mark Bonifacio
Ely Buendia — the man behind "Ang Huling El Bimbo," "With A Smile," "Ligaya" and other Eraserheads hits — released his highly-anticipated solo album, "Method Adaptor."
New K-pop girl group Unis, which debuted this year, held its first "Unis in Curiousland" fancon in Manila.
This year is a monumental one for the OPM industry, with Filipino acts artistically expressing their stories well-received locally and internationally. The OPM artists eagerly explore diverse genres, ranging from soulful R&B to energetic hip-hop, while consistently topping charts across major streaming platforms.
(833) 317-6278 
