Asia’s Songbird and Kapamilya singer Regine Velasquez expressed her gratitude to fans and attendees following the success of her concert held at the Mall of Asia Arena last November 25.  

In an Instagram post, Regine shared a photo of her meal with her heartfelt message the day after she concluded the concert.

“Hello everyone thank you so much for being with us last night 😊 I’m so grateful that you guys just enjoyed the concert and the light sticks aminin nyo😂," she said.

The 53-year-old OPM icon also shared how she enjoyed the concert despite having a hard time singing.

“I did I forgot I was having a hard time singing medyo kapos pero tira pa rin 😂😂😂 it was a great night for all of us😊 I enjoyed dancing lumuhudluhod baliin ang likod magsisipa and most of all sing WITH you guys thank you 🙏🏻.”

She ended her message by saying: “It was a great night because of all of you love you thank you again.”

The "Araw Gabi" hitmaker also shared a post from her sister, Cacai Velasquez Mitra, saying everything felt worth it after reading the comments from fans. 

“Nagiging sulit lahat ng STRESS at trabaho naming lahat. Mounting a show that can compete with foreign shows & that is deserving of my sister‘s status is incredibly difficult, especially considering the playing field isn‘t the same regarding budget and time constraints. But when the feedback from all of you is this positive, it makes it all worthwhile," Cacai said.

"Love reading all your comments! And yes, Wagi ang lightsticks! hahaha #RegineRocks!” she jokingly added.

Cacai, who is also Regine's talent manager, congratulated her for pulling off a successful show.

”Congratulations to my sister @reginevalcasid and thank you for giving your all like you always do…pero hwag kang mag-alala, walang bonus!!!” she said.

Celebrity friends and fans also praised the singer and extended their congratulatory messages to her.

It’s Showtime host Vhong Navarro, for one, commented: “Congratulations, Ate! 🎉🎊 The BEST as always! Ang galing at ganda ng show mo last night 👏🙌🏻❤️”

Megastar Sharon Cuneta also congratulated her friend, whom she has worked with on various projects.

“So very proud of you, my sister and friend. You were even more AMAZING last night! I love you and am here for you 24/7. CONGRATS!!!!❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘🤗.”

ABS-CBN's Head of TV Production and Star Magic Head Laurenti Dyogi said: “Congratulations 👏👏👏! It was a great show and a wonderful experience! Bravo!!!”

Comedians Divine Tetay and Anton Diva, who were also in attendance during the event, also praised the singer

“We all had so much fun Ate! Laban ako mamshie kahit Best in Long Gout ako last night! Ganon! We love you Songbird 😘😘😘,” Tetay said.

“Super enjoyed last night Ate. You ROCKED!!! Love you ak much! As always… you were AMAZING! 🙌❤️🔥👏👑,” Anton commented.

Singer-songwriter Jeff Cifra also shared his appreciation for the singer, saying: “It will always be your time because you are TIMELESS. Your voice, your talent, and your beauty transcend generations. And we will always be grateful and honored to experience your God-given gifts live. Regine Rocks was phenomenal. Olympics! 👏🏼🫡💪🏼.”

Pambansang Krungkrung and South Korean K-pop idol, Sandara Park, on the other hand, unfortunately didn’t attend the concert but expressed her hope of attending Regine’s next event.

“I hope to watch your concert again 😭😭😭🙏🏻 I tried my best to arrange my schedule to watch yesterday but I couldn’t go to Manila grrr😭😭 next time pls🙏🏻," Dara wrote.

Regine then replied: “@daraxxi next time 😊.”

Regine Rocks is the first-ever rock concert of the seasoned singer.

She also revealed in an interview with PUSH how she prepared for her performances during the concert.

“While I was rehearsing, I was also trying to research about the songs kasi di ko maintindihan yung mga kanta eh––ano ba sinasabi ng kanta hindi ko mainitindihan yung mga lyrics. So I kinda have to do my research so I know what I’m singing kasi ang hirap naman nun,” she said.

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“I’ve learned so much, a lot of these songs [have a deep meaning]. ‘Oo nga ano they were young kids when they were writing these songs,’” she added.