Sofronio Vasquez has unveiled the ticket prices and seating details for his first solo concert in Manila, set to take place at The Proscenium Theater in Makati on November 7.
The singer shared the details on Facebook as he expressed his excitement over the upcoming milestone in his career.
"Buckle up, Manila! From a long journey of auditioning to multiple singing contests all the way to winning The Voice USA Season 26, I am beyond excited to announce my first solo concert right here in Manila, Philippines," he posted.
Sofronio also teased fans on what they can expect from the show, saying: "We’re putting together an incredible night loaded with the music that shaped my entire journey—plus a few special guest artists who are ready to tear up the stage with me.”
"Bring your loudest cheering voice, tag your concert buddy below, and let’s make this an unforgettable night!" he added.
See the ticket prices below:
Orchestra Center A - ₱6,420 (with post-show artist meetup)
Orchestra Center B - ₱5,350
Orchestra Sides - ₱4,280
Dress Circle - ₱2,675
Fans online were quick to react to the news.
"Very much excited to see you again, Sofronio Vasquez 🥰🥰🥰 Thank you for fulfilling your promise for a SOLO CONCERT," one fan commented.
"We share your excitement and look forward to a memorable concert celebrating your continued journey and success in making beautiful music!" another fan wrote.
In 2024, Sofronio made history after becoming the first Asian artist to win The Voice US. He emerged as the champion of the show's 26th season as a member of Michael Bublé's team.
Before his breakthrough in the US, Sofronio gained recognition in the Philippines as a contestant on "Tawag ng Tanghalan" on It's Showtime, where he advanced to the semifinals.
READ: How Sofronio Vasquez balances US and PH careers
In an interview in January, Sofronio opened up about managing opportunities both in the United States and the Philippines.
“I just trust the process. Ano mauna, tatanggapin ko with full excitement and gratitude. Wherever I am called na may work,” he said.
The singer also shared that he remains under the same management team in the US, which continues to support him as he takes on projects in both countries.
“I am still handled by the same team of Michael Buble. They are supportive. Basta huwag ko lang daw kalimutan events ko doon,” he reasoned.
Despite enjoying the support he has received from American audiences, Sofronio admitted that performing alongside and for fellow Filipinos remains particularly meaningful to him.
“I love the American audience. Honestly. Pero mas gusto ko pa din kumanta kasama [Pinoys],” he said.