Josh Cullen is set to stage his Lost and Found concert to Cebu, Dubai, and Hong Kong.

Building on the success of the Lost and Found concert at the New Frontier Theater on September 29, which celebrated the official release of Josh's debut album, fans in other cities won’t have to wait long to experience his live performances.

Josh will perform in Cebu on November 9 at The Tent in Mandaue City, in Dubai on November 2 at the Asiana Hotel, and on November 10 at Soho House in Hong Kong.

Each section for the Cebu, Dubai, and Hong Kong shows offers specific merchandise packages that fans can avail of - from group photo opportunities (add-on for Hong Kong show at HKD 300), exclusive lanyards, exclusive t-shirts to exclusive photo cards.

The singer released his Lost and Found album last September.

"This album explores themes of pain and suffering, redemption, and the strength of human resilience, inspired by my inner truth," the singer described the inspiration about the album as previously reported by GMA.

He went on: "In Lost and Found, I wrote about the pain that never truly goes away, the trauma that lingers long after we think our wounds have healed, and discovering strength within ourselves."

READ: SB19’s Josh Cullen on inspiration behind ‘Lost & Found’ album: ‘This is my journey to finding myself’

In an Instagram post in September, Josh admitted that he had initial doubts if he could finish the project. "At first, I didn’t think I’d be able to finish it, but I poured everything into it and let my stories flow naturally. While it felt easy to write at times, I was incredibly vulnerable throughout the process," he recounted.

The SB19 member further confessed: "This is probably the first time I’ve ever been this open, and to be honest, I still cry whenever I play my songs because it brings back all the difficulties I went through."

The album contains 9 tracks including "1999," "See Me," "Silent Cries," "Honest," "No Control ft. (e)motion engine," "Lights Out (feat. Alamat Mo)," "Sumaya," "Silent Cries - Instrumental," and "No Control - Instrumental."