The Canadian singer kicked-off her show at the Big Dome by singing "Black Star" and the danceable piece "What the Hell."

Right after her high-energy performance, she yelled, "What's up, Manilaaa?"

The crowd started banging when she performed some of her signature songs—"Sk8er Boi," "He Wasn't," and "I Always Get What I Want."

Moving on to her more sentimental pieces, she belted out "Alice," "When You're Gone," and "I Wish You Were Here."

The patron area was transformed into a dance floor.

By the time she sang her chart-topping hit, "Girlfriend"— followed by a medley of "My Happy Ending" and Hayley Willams's original song "Airplanes"—the crowd was on its feet.

The people screamed after hearing the first few notes of "I'm With You."

In the last chorus of her 2002 hit, she asked the viewers to sing this part:

"It's a damn cold night/ trying to figure out this life/

"Won't you take me by the hand/ take me somewhere new/

"I don't know who you are but I..."

After singing the piece, she bowed to the audience, blew a flying kiss, and said, "Thank you. Bye, Manila!"

But the crowd kept on shouting "more, more!" until the screams became a loud and unified chant, "We want more, we want more, we want more," while every one was thumping his/ her feet.