Arthur Nery Concludes First Araneta Coliseum Solo Concert with a Meaningful Cause

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What a night! Arthur Nery delivered an unforgettable experience for all BINHI at his first-ever solo concert at the Araneta Coliseum.

On October 25, Arthur Nery filled the Smart Araneta Coliseum with magic, creating timeless memories and marking a night his fans won’t soon forget.

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Arthur Nery solo concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum

Prior to the evening’s start, local performers Amiel Sol, Marielle Belleza, Earl Agustin, and Rhodessa captivated the audience with their beautiful songs, including some original pieces.

As the VCR countdown started to show on the screen, the room was covered with passionate screams from Arthur’s fans, BINHI. With a marching band and dancers, he opened the concert with his songs “Segundo, Siguro,” “Higa,” and “Na naman” while wearing a dazzling outfit.

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In addition, Arthur performed duets with all of his special guests. The Cagayan de Oro City-born singer-songwriter performed “Lullaby” with Jolianne and “Di Nakakasawa” with Kiyo, both from his latest album, II: The Second. He also performed “Ako’y Sa Iyo, Ika’y Sa Akin” by IAXE with Atasha Mulach and “Pelikula,” a song collaboration with Janine Teñoso. Then, the songstress stayed onstage to perform her hit song, “Hulaan.”

One of the show’s highlights between performances was Arthur changing his fits; each looks great on him, stunning as always.

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A meaningful concert experience

A few days ago, tropical cyclone Kristine severely destroyed parts of Luzon and the Visayas. It caused extensive damage, including landslides, floods, and heavy rainfall. This ignited the heartfelt gesture of Arthur and his management to donate part of the concert proceeds to those affected by Typhoon Kristine. Arthur will also donate a portion of his official merchandise sales and organize an online sale of his pre-owned clothing.

The donation is still ongoing, as they collaborated with a charity organization named Caritas Manila. You may donate here.



Arthur has always been kind-hearted. And this is not the first time he has done this. He previously donated to Child Hope Philippines and the Operation Smile Philippine Foundation, Inc.

arthur nery at his solo concert at the smart araneta coliseum

Applaudable performances

Moreover, Arthur’s performance of his song “Foolish,” in which he danced passionately, left everyone in shock. For the first time, everyone was dazed when they saw Arthur dance — and not just any dance, but a sexy one. This shows that he is not just an amazing singer but also a versatile performer in several genres.

Arthur delivered a flawless performance as usual during an exceptional performance of the classic OPM love ballads “Ipagpatawad Mo” by VST & Company and “Maging Sino Ka Man” by Rey Valera. He also sang “Feeling Good,” “For Once in My Life,” and “The Way You Look Tonight.”

Nearing the end of his set, the crowd joined in on his hits “Isa Lang,” “Pagsamo,” and “Paalam Lang Ang Palagi.” Arthur smiled as he sang, remembering this special moment of being surrounded by his thousands of fans.

Bringing the evening to an end with “Take All the Love,” his most well-known and iconic song.

In his message, he thanked Viva Records management, his team, his family, everyone who has supported him from the start, and, of course, his fans, BINHI.

Furthermore, solo concert capped off with a meet-and-greet with the applauded singer-songwriter.

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Presented by local VAA Live and Viva Records. Pop Journal is grateful for the media invite to attend and cover the Arthur Nery Solo Concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.


Event Coverage: Paula De La Cruz

Photos: Charie Navarro

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