Dave Moffatt to join Music Travel Love on their Philippine Tour this June

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Music Travel Love, the powerhouse duo composed of Canadian brothers Bob and Clint Moffatt, dropped a massive bombshell for their upcoming Philippine Tour this June 2026. The globetrotting, harmony-heavy brothers won’t be traveling alone. They are officially bringing along their brother, Dave Moffatt, as a special guest for the entire multi-city trek.

Music Travel Love, is set to bring their highly anticipated Philippine Tour to fans across the country, with performances scheduled at The Atrium, Limketkai Center in Cagayan de Oro City on Friday, June 26, 2026, Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino in Cebu on Saturday, June 27, 2026, and New Frontier Theater, Araneta Center, Quezon City in Manila on Sunday, June 28, 2026, promising unforgettable nights of music and connection for Filipino fans.

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Dave Moffatt, best known as the soaring voice behind iconic The Moffatts anthems like “If Life Is So Short,” has carved out a massive solo career of his own in recent years. Boasting over 1.7 million Facebook followers and 375,000+ subscribers on his Dave Moffatt Music YouTube channel, Dave continues to melt hearts worldwide with his acoustic renditions of timeless classics like “Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love for You,” “Forever Young,” and “I Swear.”

The addition of Dave to the lineup instantly elevates this tour from a cozy acoustic session into an essential milestone for longtime fans. Bringing his signature vocals alongside Bob and Clint means audiences will finally get to experience those legendary, genetically locked family harmonies live in a way they haven’t in years. It transforms an already highly anticipated summer run into a much more exciting, full-circle celebration of their musical legacy.

By joining forces with Bob and Clint, Music Travel Love brings together a unique blend of legacy and global reach for this tour. The project, which ranks in the top 1% of global social media influencers with over 25 million followers, has become known for its intimate, nostalgic acoustic covers filmed in scenic locations around the world, earning a strong presence among streaming audiences worldwide.

Before Music Travel Love, Bob and Clint performed with their brothers Scott and Dave as part of The Moffatts, where they were signed to Polydor Records in Nashville and became the youngest band ever to secure a major label recording contract. Today, Music Travel Love bridges that early musical legacy with their global digital success, uniting decades of experience with a modern, viral reach.

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For fans who grew up on the melancholy pop hooks of “Miss You Like Crazy” or “If Life Is So Short,” it’s a rare chance to see a foundational piece of their childhood catalog recontextualized in a live, acoustic setting.

The tour will hit three major hubs across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, giving fans across the archipelago a chance to experience the magic live.

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