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Filipino fans of Greyson Chance, the gifted American pianist who rose to fame when he was just 12 for his cover of "Paparazzi," may have been disappointed to learn that Manila was not included in the dates of his world tour, announced this Tuesday.

But brightening up their day was local music company MCA Music, who revealed that Chance is indeed making a stop in the country for a special performance to promote his new album, "Portraits."

The album includes his hit, "Shut Up."

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According to a Twitter post from MCA Music, those looking forward to the return visit of Chance, who is now 21, will need to follow its accounts for future updates.

ICYMI - @greysonchance just announced his portraits world tour but you’ve guessed it right, he will also be stopping over Manila for a special showcase! Make sure to watch out for more details on the show within the next few weeks! LISTEN to shut up here:https://t.co/9BojMDZEyo https://t.co/sbLWVrwRbk

— MCA Music Inc. (@mca_music) June 11, 2019

Chance first performed in the Philippines in 2011.

"Portraits" was released in March, described as a "sleek, synthpop journey through Chance’s previous relationship, exploring themes of heartbreak and loneliness" in a review by Billboard.