As soon as her concert was confirmed, fans faced all odds to get tickets to Ariana Grande's "The Honeymoon Tour" in Manila which concluded last Sunday at the Mall of Asia Arena. Belting out songs from her album, Ariana Grande made many of their dreams come true.
However, a number of die-hard fans of the pop star still failed to watch her live, even forming a group that gathered everyone who could not make it to the concert.
The singer did give them hope when she revealed during one of her acts that she will "hopefully come back soon."
Ariana Grande's "The Honeymoon Tour" in Manila was greeted with fans that screamed and sang with her, keeping up with her notable high pitch.
Opening the entire act with her hit song "Bang Bang," the audience stood up and danced with the song. The rest of her performance was history, as it was the first time Ariana Grande brought her "The Honeymoon Tour" in Manila.
Aside from the songs included in her album "My Everything," Ariana Grande's "The Honeymoon Tour" in Manila featured her rendition of classic hits by Madonna and Whitney Houston, "Vogue," "I'm Every Woman," and "I Have Nothing."
In between these acts, she revealed that she hopefully wants to come back to Manila soon.
"I'm happy to finally see you guys in person," she said. "I love you guys, thank you so much. And hopefully I'll come back soon."
If you were among those who missed the concert and want to be the first to know when, a website is providing a tracker on the upcoming concert schedules of Ariana Grande.
Bandsintown is a website and a touring app that tracks concert performances of many artists today. Now with over one million trackers, the platform only requires fans to sign up by connecting their Facebook account to the application and thereby, tracking their locations and matching it with their favorite artists such as Ariana Grande.
"Bandsintown Concerts provides a personalized way for music fans to track their favorite artists so they never miss a live show to discover new touring artists, based on their music preferences and location," the company said on their website.
They also track other artists such as Jessie J, Meghan Trainor, Jennifer Lopez, Sam Smith, Taylor Swift and more.
