The long lines to the concert venue (top) and the eagerness of the seated audience (below) once again proved Lea's crowd-drawing power.

Up to the last minute, some people were desperately looking for tickets.

One of them was singer-actress Ciara Sotto, who tweeted (published as is): "ok, my bad. Lea Salonga 's concert tix are sold out! nang-away pa'ko, kashungahan ko pala! LOL."

Lea's first piece was Elton John's "Your Song," which aptly introduced the show's concept.

Her opening spiel: "All of tonight's songs are your songs. They may be your favorites, songs that you sing in the happy times, songs that get you through the hard times, songs that have sentimental value for you. Tonight, your songs are my songs..."

And as a sampler, she belted out Beyonce's "Halo."

One lucky fan had the chance to sing with Lea.

Christopher Yu (left) learned about the concert's sing-with-Lea gimmick through a friend's text message.

"Let's give it a go," he told himself. So, he sent a sample video, which was luckily chosen among a number of auditioners.

Christopher postponed his Hong Kong trip with his dad after getting a callback for Lea's concert.

When asked about how he felt standing beside his idol, "Excited" was his answer, before letting out a loud exhale.

That night, the glee club member rendered  "A Whole New World" with his idol, and got a thumbs up from Lea herself and the crowd.

After a quick modification of her costume onstage, Lea sang and danced Amy Winehouse's award-winnning contemporary song "Rehab" with the dance group Philippine All-Stars.

In act two, Lea Salonga paid tribute to the "King of Pop" Michael Jackson, who—in Lea's own words—was the "greatest performer who ever lived."

She rendered "Gone Too Soon" beautifully.

Next portion was all about the Pinoy hits that "have risen above than being just music."

Almost sticking to the original arrangement, Lea sang Juan dela Cruz's "Ang Himig Natin," Eraserheads' "Ang Huling El Bimbo"...

Lea's next guest was Richard Poon.

Together, they sang OPM classics "Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal," "Mahal Kita Walang Iba," "Sana Maulit Muli, "I Don't Love You Anymore," and "Sometime, Somewhere." 

Of course, the concert would not be complete without the Broadway favorites.

For the nth time, Lea wowed the audience with Les Miserables's "I Dreamed A Dream" and "On My Own," Cats's "Memory," Billy Elliot's "Electricity" and Wicked's "Defying Gravity."

Yup, that's the Comedy Queen Ai-Ai delas Alas!

In parody of Annie, she entered the stage wearing a dress similar to the popular musical's titular character.

She also brought with her a balloon dog, which she called "Bantay," with "serial number 162."

Ai-Ai—who addressed the audience as "mga sosyal, mga mayayaman"—said she never had the chance to watch Lea before.

She added: "Para kang cell phone na walang signal."

Lea asked, "Why?"

Ai-Ai quipped, "kasi cannot be reached ka."

Ai-Ai commented that Lea is "masyadong sosyal." Her advice: "Dapat kumanta ka ng pang-masa."

In response, Lea sang tracks outside her comfort zone, like Akon's "Right Now Na Na Na" and Rihanna's "Umbrella."

Ai-Ai would then sing "jologs" versions of the songs, like Blank Tape's "Banana" and Miss Ganda's "Payong."

Lea admitted that her feet were sore, so she unshod her heeled shoes and sat down.

Tired feet didn't affect her rendtition of American Idol piece "No Boundaries."

The finale, according to Lea, topped the list of requested songs. 

"I cling to the belief that we will rise above tragedy," then she gave a rousing rendition of the Pinoy freedom anthem "Bayan Ko."

For the encore, Lea sang "Thank you For the Music" and "If Only."