Manila Grey Brought an Electrifying Performance With Their Silver Skies Tour at XYLO

Filipino-Canadian Duo, Manila Grey hits the stage for the first time last Thursday night, October 7. The dynamic duo visits their homeland for their Silver Skies Tour with opening acts, Butta B (Bea Alonsote) and Jason Dhakal. 

To kick off the event, 23-year-old Dancer-DJ, Bea Alonsote also known as Butta B hype up the crowd throughout the evening playing mixes of songs by Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, Kendrick Lamar, Meghan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, Lil Nas X and etc. 

Performing alongside her is 18-year-old Musician, Jason Dhakal. He serenaded the crowd with his silvery and soothing voice performing a few of his hits and even surprised the crowd by singing some of his unreleased music.

The opening acts truly worked their magic on pumping up with the crowd as they’re perfect combination just like the dynamic duo. Manila Grey rose from under the stage and opened the show with their hit song, “Friends of Friends”. Making the crowd goes wild and shout every lyric of the song from the top of their lungs. 

“We never gave a f*ck all these motherfuckers been trying to place us down man, but we never gave up. Whatever bullsh*t you’re going through just know that shit will pass man. No matter what challenges happened in your life just know you’ll be specialize in.” - Neeko of Manila Grey 

With the electrifying and outstanding performance it truly proves how good they are and no wonder they made the house full for the night. The Duo also performed some of their hits such as Parking Lot, Silver Skies and even surprised their fans by performing some unreleased and upcoming music.

Closing for the night the boys end it up by bringing out a good friend of them, Azel North and perform their hit song, “Timezones”. 

Wrapping up the night, Dj Ace Ramos played his set and accompanied everyone throughout the night!

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Special Thanks to CC: Concepts and XYLO at The Palace!

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Written By: Wilfred Choa

Photographed By: Vanica C. Landicho