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Filipino singer Lani Misalucha has headlined numerous concerts in the Philippines and abroad. She is regarded as one of the most successful Filipino artist in live entertainment.[1] She came to prominence in 1996 following the release of her first single "More Than I Should" and competed at the Metropop Song Festival twice (1996 & 1999), winning the latter.[2] She represented the Philippines at the 3rd Asia Song Festival in 1998 and took home the "Best Interpreter" award for her performance. Less than five years since she pursued a singing career in the industry, she staged her first major solo concert Lani Misalucha: The Crossover Live Tour (2001) at the Araneta Coliseum.[3] It received praises from critics and audiences and became the twelfth recipient of the coveted "Entertainer of the Year" at the Aliw Awards.[4]

Misalucha performing at the Araneta Coliseum (2019)

As an acclaimed entertainer, Misalucha has embarked on a great number of concerts in America, Middle East, Asia and Oceania. She has performed alongside musical artists such as Brian McKnight, Kenny Loggins, Sergio Mendes, Jim Brickman and Stephen Bishop.[5][6] In 2003, Misalucha was handpicked by Whitney Houston to join her in Japan for her first concert in Asia but had to withdraw due to her pregnancy.[7] She received further recognition as a performer in 2004 after headlining a string of concert series in Las Vegas and became the first Asian artist to headline in a main showroom in Vegas,[8] as well as the first Filipino musical artist to headline a six-month stint in Vegas.[9][10] In 2007, she was handpicked by Josh Groban to perform at his concert in Manila, as part of the Awake Tour.[11] In November 2009, Dionne Warwick and Mike Tyson attended her show at Hilton in Las Vegas.[12][13] American singer Gladys Night also attended one of her shows at Flamingo Hotel[14] while American music producer Joe Jackson was also a frequent attendee of her shows at the city.[14]

After concluding her successful concert runs in Las Vegas, she went back to the Philippines and staged a series of shows. In 2014, she headlined her first solo concert at the Big Dome in nearly seven years La Nightingale. In 2016, her two-night show Love Catcher took home the "Concert of the Year" at the PMPC Star Awards for Music.[15] She tied with Regine Velasquez for two consecutive years (2015–2016) at the Box Office Entertainment Awards as the "Female Concert Performer of the Year".[16] In 2017, she bagged the same honor at the PMPC Star Awards for Music for her performance in the Masquerade Concert[17] and was invited as one of the performers at the ASEAN Gala.[18] In the following years, two of her co-headlining concerts with Morissette (2018) and Martin Nievera (2019) have each won "Best Collaboration in a Concert" at the Aliw Awards.[19][20] In November 2019, she performed the Philippine national anthem at the 30th South East Asian (SEA) Games at the Philippine Arena.[21]

Headlining concerts

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YearTitle DateDetails Associated album(s)NotesRef.
2000 All Heart, The Concert August 4 & 5 All Heart [22]
2001 Lani Misalucha: The Crossover Live Tour August 4, 2001 - February 8, 2003
  • Concert tour (Cebu, Manila, Baguio, Bacolod, Pampanga & Davao)
  • Director: Rowell Santiago
  • Musical Director: Louie Ocampo
 N/a
  • Misalucha's first major solo concert at the Araneta Coliseum (Sept. 8, 2001).
  • It was reportedly attended by 17,000 spectators.[23]
 [24][25][26]
A Nightingale Sings October 30 & 31, Tuesday & Wednesday N/a
  • Guest performer: Kuh Ledesma
  • The two-night sold-out shows were reportedly attended by an estimated of 3,600+ spectators.
 [23][27]
2002 Flight of the Nightingale N/a
  • Her performances throughout the tour was met with praises from critics & audiences alike, calling her the "best Filipino pop performer."
 [28]
Lani—The Repeat... A Crossover Special July 12 & 13
  • Two-night concert
  • Venue: Le Pavillon Metropolitan Park
  • Director: Rowell Santiago
  • Musical Director: Louie Ocampo
  • Produced by: 105.1 Crossover
 N/a [1]
One for the Child December 13 N/a
  • "Lani's gift to the children rescued from physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and abandonment by Bantay Bata 163."
 [29]
2003 Crossover Presents Lani Misalucha January 11 - February 8
  • Concert tour (Bacolod, Cebu, Davao, Pampanga & Manila)
  • Director: Rowell Santiago
  • Musical Director: Louie Ocampo
 N/a
  • The concert tour capped by a major show at the Araneta Coliseum on February 8, 2003.
 [30][31]
Change-a-Life with Lani Misalucha June 19, Thursday N/a
  • All proceeds of the show was donated to Mabuhay Deseret Foundation (MDF).
  • Misalucha volunteered her services for free.
 [32]
Lani Misalucha in Symphony September 5 & 6 N/a [33][34]
2004 Lani Beyond Time January 17, Saturday
  • One-off concert
  • Venue: PICC Plenary Hall
 Loving You [35]
2007 Missing You March 17 Lani Misalucha
  • Misalucha's homecoming concert was reportedly attended by an estimated of around 18,000 spectators.
 [36][37]
2008 Reminisce Mall Tour August 22 & 23 Promotional mini tour

Venue: Trinoma & Green 3 Park

 Reminisce [38]
2013 Queen of the Night November 20, Wednesday The Love Collection
  • Part of the proceeds of the concert was donated to the victims of Typhoon Yolanda.
 [39][9]
2014 Lani Misalucha: The Philippine Tour Date began: November 8
  • Concert tour
  • Visited Cagayan de Oro, Baguio & Ilo-Ilo
 N/a [40][41]
La Nightingale[A] December 6 The Nightingale Returns [42][43]
2015 Voice of the Nightingale October 10, Saturday
  • One-off concert
  • Venue: M Pavillon
 N/a
  • Misalucha's first Las Vegas show since 2010.
 [44]
Lani Misalucha Live in Concert November 22
  • Venue: The Town Hall
  • Presented by: JB Entertainment Production
  • Musical Director: Lorrie Ilustre
 N/a
  • This is Misalucha's debut show at the Town Hall in New York City.
  • "Part of the proceeds from the concert will benefit ABS-CBN's Bantay Bata Foundation."
 [45]
The Voice of Nightingale December 5 & 6, Friday & Saturday N/a [46][47]
2016 Love Catcher February 14 & 15
  • Two-night Valentine concert
  • Venue: Resorts World Manila
  • Musical Director: Mel Villena
  • Director: Frank Lloyd Mamaril
 N/a
  • A benefit concert for the Cancer Alleviation Network on Care, Education & Rehabilitation
 [48]
2017 Voice of the Nightingale (Tampa) July 1 Venue: Straz Center for the Performing Arts N/a [49]
2022 Light the World Christmas Concert December 21
  • One-off concert
  • Venue: Missionary Training Center (MTC) Activity Center
 N/a
  • Performed songs:
    • Silent Night
    • Do You Hear What I Hear
    • Mary Did You Know
    • O Holy Night
 [50]
2023 SMDC Date Night presents Lani Misalucha March 22, Wednesday N/a [51]
Philippine Festival Mississauga July 16 One-off concert

Venue: Celebration Square in Mississauga

 N/a [52]
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Co-headlining concerts

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YearTitle Co-headliner(s) Date Venue ShowsNotesRef.
2001 The Love Concert February 4, Sunday Araneta Coliseum
1
 N/a [53]
2002 Crossover presents Lani Misalucha and Nanette Inventor November 14, Thursday Captain's Bar of the Mandarin Oriental
1
 [54]
Best of Crossover Presents December 5, Thursday Le Pavillon, Roxas Boulevard
1
 N/a [55]
2010 Ang Ganda Diva? November 19, 20 & 21
3
 N/a [56]
2013 Kami Naman ang Taya December 3, Thursday Newport Performing Arts Theater
1
  • "A one-night-only benefit concert for the survivors of super typhoon Yolanda."
 [57][58]
2015 Ultimate February 14 & 15 Mall of Asia Arena
2
 [59][60]
2016 Ai meets Lani (Lani May Ai?) September 17 KIA Theater
1
 Pops Fernandez produced the concert. [61][62]
2017 Masquerade February 14 & 15 Grand Ballroom of Solaire Hotel and Casino
2
 N/a [63][64]
2019 The Aces March 30, Saturday[B] Araneta Coliseum
4
  • Concert tour
  • Director: Marvin Caldito
  • The tour also visited Cebu, Davao & Quezon City
 [65][66]
World Alliance: Serenading the OFWs June 27, 29 & July 5
3
  • Middle East concert tour
 [67]
2020 And the Story Begins February 29, Saturday Newport Performing Arts Theater
1
  • Misalucha's last live show before the lockdown.
 [68][69]
2022 Timeless Seasons March 20 & 26, April 1, 2, 9 & 10
6
 [70][71]
Together Again September 24 & 25
2
  • Presented by:
[72]
2023 Arnel Pineda and Lani Misalucha: Live in Concert September 9, 10, 15, 16 & 23
5
  • US Concert tour
 [73]
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Concert residencies

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YearTitle Date Venue ShowsNotesRef.
2002 Lani On Stage: A Crossover Special April 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 & 27 Onstage Greenbelt Makati
6
 Misalucha earned three standing ovations from the audience throughout the show.[74] [75]
2009 Voices April 2009 - June 2010 Hilton
  • Society of Seven (SOS) co-headlined with Misalucha within the shows' first four months.
 [77][78]
2012 Return to Paradise June 5 - June 16 Magic of Polynesia Showroom
12
 N/a [79][80]
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Special performances

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YearEventDate VenueNotesRef.
2017 Former Philippine president Joseph Estrada's 80th Birthday Celebration April 19, Wednesday Manila Hotel [81]
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit Gala November 12, Sunday SMX Convention Center
  • Performed song:
    • Jubilare
  • Misalucha received a standing ovation from then-US President Donald Trump.
 [82][83]
2018 Salu-Salo Kasama ang Pangulo (then-Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte) April 5, Thursday Sofitel Harbor Garden [84]
2019 30th South East Asian (SEA) Games November 30, Saturday Philippine Arena [85]
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Guest appearances

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YearTitle Date VenuePerformed song(s)Ref.
2001 XV3 by Martin Nievera January 20, Saturday Grand Ballroom of the Waterfront Hotel N/a [86][87]
Xstatic October 19, Friday Araneta Coliseum [88][89]
Gary V: Radical by Gary Valenciano October 20, Saturday University of Baguio Gym
  • Rhythm of the Night (with Gary V.).
 [89]
A Song for Piece by Martin Nievera December 14, Friday Philippine International Convention Center N/a [90]
2002 Opening Night by Martin Nievera March 2 & 9, Friday Grand Olympic Auditorium & Cow Palace Arena N/a [91][92]
Anton Rules by Anton Diva June 14, Thursday Music Museum N/a [93]
2003 Manila concert by Sérgio Mendes October 4, Saturday Aliw Theater
  • Bridges
  • Going Out of My Head
 [94][95]
2017 The 50th Birthday Concert by Arnel Pineda September 5, Tuesday Okada Manila
  • Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin
 [96]
Dare to Fly by Jessica Cox September 15, Friday Cuneta Astrodome N/a [97]
2022 The World of Christmas: The Grand Countdown to 2023 December 31, Saturday Newport Performing Arts Theater N/a [98]
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Digital concerts

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YearTitle Date Platform (s)NotesRef.
2021 New Day with Martin Nievera June 5 & 6 [99][69]
Handog at Pasasalamat: Benefit E-Concert with Ice Seguerra December 6, Saturday [100]
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Notes

  1. [A]
    Misalucha's comeback concert was attended by numerous local celebrities & personalities such as Morissette, Janice de Belen, Jonathan Manalo, Olivia Lamasan and Laurenti Dyogi.
  2. [B]
    The Aces staged the first show of the tour in Cebu (February 2, 2019).
  3. [C]
    There are currently no available data for the exact number of shows for Misalucha's Voices. However, reports have stated that the concert series began in April 2009 and ended in June 2010.[76]

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