Vice Ganda’s ‘Vax Ganda: A Dose of Laughter’ US concert tour was a huge success
This October, the phenomenal and unkabogable performer and It’s Showtime host Vice Ganda conquered the US. His concerts last October 15 and 16 at Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California and October 24 in Mohegan Sun in Connecticut were all SOLD OUT and well-attended.
Musical director Marvin Querido was with Vice Ganda at the helm of this concert’s creatives. Vax Ganda: A Dose Of Laughter is a production of Star Media Entertainment and Vice Ganda’s first concert with a live audience since the pandemic started. Traveling halfway across the world was worth it for the talented multislashie (comedian-host-actor-singer-entrepreneur!).
Celebrity guest Angeline Quinto also congratulated Vice for the concert’s success in California.
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Photos of large crowds in the audience went viral as Vice Ganda proved that his charm is world-class. Here are ones taken during the Connecticut run.
Here’s another congratulatory post from Angeline which features the gratitude post of the producer, Anna Puno of Starmedia Entertainment.
Vice Ganda stayed true to his word. Prior to the official trip, in an interview, Vice acknowledged that love and laughter are integral elements needed in coping with the depression, fear, and anxiety brought about by COVID-19. He said, “Filipinos based in the States have been through such unimaginable stress as they worry not only for their own safety but the safety of their families in the Philippines as well. This concert has a deeper meaning that transcends laughter and mirth because this will be the first time that we will be with each other physically. I will make sure to give them a show they will never forget. I will really make them laugh their brains out and give them a good time. This is my small contribution to make them happy and to honor all their sacrifices in the past months.”
As Starmedia Entertainment’s Anna Puno said, the whole team felt all the love for Vice Ganda from the West Coast to the East Coast.
