Lani Misalucha’s highly anticipated concert, “Still Lani,” is set to take place on August 21 at The Theater Solaire, and it’s an event you won’t want to miss. After a long while, “Asia’s Nightingale” is back on stage, and her return is a testament to her enduring talent and captivating stage presence.
For those of us who have been following Lani’s career, the excitement surrounding “Still Lani” is palpable. With her powerful voice and impressive range, Lani has consistently delivered unforgettable performances, and this concert promises to be no exception. Her ability to convey emotion through song is unmatched, and her voice has been a staple of Filipino music for four decades.
We were the ones who launched her very first major concert here in Manila with “Crossover” and toured it in Cebu and Davao in 2019 and 2020 with Jed Madela as guest, Rowell Santiago as director, Louie Ocampo as musical director, and myself as the writer – and we had such a great time!
One of the main reasons to watch “Still Lani” is the opportunity to experience Lani’s incredible range. With her signature powerful belts and soothing soprano tones, Lani’s voice is a force, and her live performances are always electrifying. Whether she’s belting out powerful ballads like “Ang Iibigin Ko’y Ikaw,” “Tila,” “Bukas Na Lang Kita Mamahalin,” or crooning soulful renditions of classic love songs, Lani’s voice is sure to leave you breathless.

Another reason to attend “Still Lani” is the chance to see her perform new material with Ben&Ben and revisit some of her major acts like the classical piece “Nessun Dorma” given a new twist. With a career spanning four decades, Lani has amassed an impressive repertoire of songs that have become staples of Filipino music. From her iconic renditions of “Magbalik Ka Na Mahal” to her more recent release “Timeless,” Lani’s setlist is sure to include a mix of old and new favorites that will keep you singing along all night long.
Beyond her incredible voice and impressive repertoire, Lani is also known for her captivating stage presence. With her charisma and confidence, she has a way of drawing the audience in and making them feel like they’re part of the performance. Whether she’s interacting with the crowd or belting out a powerful solo, Lani’s energy is infectious, and she’s sure to leave you feeling uplifted and inspired.
Also, one of the major attractions of “Still Lani” is the impressive lineup of guest performers who will be sharing the stage with Lani. Ben&Ben, one of the most popular indie-folk bands in the Philippines, will bring their signature harmonies and acoustic sound to the concert. Leanne & Naara, known for their soulful voices and catchy pop tunes, will add a fresh and youthful energy to the show, along with talented young performers Shaira Opsimar and Paeng Sudayan. The Ateneo Chamber Singers, a renowned choir from the Ateneo de Manila University, will add a touch of classical elegance to the performance. With such a diverse range of talent on board, “Still Lani” promises to be a dynamic and engaging experience that will keep the audience entertained from start to finish.
Another major attraction of “Still Lani” is the creative team behind the concert. Produced by Backstage Entertainment, a division of Backstage Manila, and directed by Calvin Neria, the show is in good hands. Calvin’s expertise in staging and directing live shows will ensure that the concert is visually stunning and engaging with heart, while Toma Cayabyab’s musical direction will bring out the best in Lani’s powerful voice. With such a talented team behind the scenes, fans can expect a high-quality production that will showcase Lani’s incredible talent.
By attending her concert, you’re not only treating yourself to an unforgettable night out, but you’re also supporting the local music industry and encouraging artists like Lani to continue creating and performing despite all the challenges she has gone through.
So mark your calendars, get your tickets, and experience the best of Filipino music with one of its most beloved artists, Lani Misalucha.