The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus performs biggest hits on their return to PH stage

American rock band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus returned to the Philippine stage after eight years as part of their Asia tour.

Presented by PULP Live World, the band staged two concerts in the country upon their return including a concert in Davao on September 11 at the SMX Convention Center and a concert in Manila on September 12 at the SM North EDSA Sky Dome.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus performed their greatest hits, including "Face Down," "Your Guardian Angel," "Cat and Mouse," and "Damn Regret," among others.

The band also surprised the Manila crowd with a cover of the "All the Small Things" by Blink 182.

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"Our absolute number one favorite people in the world are right here. And I know you guys already know that," lead vocalist Ronnie Winter remarked during the Manila show.

Ronnie promised that the band will return to the country next year.

"We are coming back in 2026. Right here, we are coming back. And I am going to bring my Filipino wife with me next time. And I'm going to bring my son to meet all of you," he said.

Aside from the Philippines, among the Asia stops of the band's tour include Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Composed of Ronnie, Joey Westwood (bass), Josh Burke (lead guitar), Randy Winter (rhythm guitar), and John Espy (drums), The Red Jumpsuit was formed in 2003.

The band released five studio albums to date including their 2006 hit debut album Don't You Fake It which contains some of their biggest tracks.

In an interview with Ballinger Publishing last February, Ronnie revealed that the band is working on new music.

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"We are literally right in the middle of recording our newest album right now. We are halfway done. We did just sign a new record deal, which is a big deal for us. We’ve kind of teased it, but we haven’t really talked about it too much. We’re gonna do a big announcement at some point," he shared.