Four years of waiting, setbacks, and almosts finally led VXON to their first solo concert, a sold out night that felt less like a debut and more like a declaration. 

Opening with “SSP (Saksak Sa Puso),” “TABI TABI,” and “The Beast,” the group set the tone early: this was a celebration earned the hard way.

“Wala na yung kaba,” they shared after stepping off stage, admitting that the pressure weighed heavily on them before the show. “Syempre first concert. May expectations kami sa sarili namin sa kung anong kakalabasan.” 

After experiencing cancelled shows and unexpected obstacles in their trainee years, they carried a quiet fear into this milestone. But this time, everything flowed. “Very smooth lang and we’re very proud kasi we’re sharing this celebration with our Vixies. Very intimate talaga siya.”

The intimacy hit harder because they have watched their fandom grow in real time. 

“From the first time, parang nabibilang pa namin sila. Kilala na namin sila actually,” they said, recalling early days when the crowd was small enough to recognize faces. Now, seeing the venue filled felt surreal. 

“Sobrang tagal din namin hinintay magkaroon ng solo concert. Pinapangarap lang namin magkaroon ng concert. Pero ngayon, di pa rin ako makapaniwala.”

Each member took full ownership of his solo stage, conceptualizing ideas with guidance from management and their coach but anchored in personal vision. 

“Sobrang involved. Kami po talaga nag conceptualize ng mga solos namin,” they said. 

The creative freedom allowed their distinct identities to shine. Franz performed his own rendition of “Rude Boy,” blending live vocals and dance. Sam surprised the crowd with “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” flexing both guitar and choreography. Vince leaned into smooth vocals and performance with “Angel Number / Ten Toes.” 

C13 heated up the stage with a seductive dance production of Chris Brown’s “Take Me Down.” Patrick capped the solo segment with a sexy performance of “Attention” by Charlie Puth, reminding everyone why he holds the main dancer title. They even teased that what fans saw was just the beginning. 

Beyond performances, the concert also marked the launch of BIKSON, their self designed cartoon counterparts. 

C13 introduced MOODYZ, an elephant with earphones that represents being calm and in the zone before transforming into explosive energy on stage. Patrick created BABA, a red haired squirrel reflecting his makulit and madaldal personality. 

Sam designed KAZ, a lion fighter complete with gloves to symbolize that really shows his character in real life. Franz unveiled UBIN, a small winged dog with rosy cheeks, energetic yet angelic. Vince introduced TOTO, a green alien cat inspired by his favorite color and clingy but pasaway nature. 

The characters are not just merch ready mascots but extensions of their creative control, a sign that VXON is building a universe beyond music.

If there was one moment that made everything feel real, it was the encore. After closing the main set with “Fiyaah” and “Breaking Bad,” they returned for “KNT (Kanta ng Tanga),” finally allowing themselves to breathe. 

“Doon na namin talaga na-enjoy,” they admitted, recalling the confetti falling as they stood on stage. The pressure of quick changes and tight transitions was gone. It was the release they did not know they needed.

The night ended not with a goodbye but with a bigger promise. 

VXON announced a June 2026 concert at the New Frontier Theater, immediately raising the stakes. “Mas malaki siya,” they said, acknowledging both excitement and pressure. “Nakaka-pressure din. Mapupuno ba namin? Hindi namin alam kung magugustuhan ba nila totally yung set namin,” they shared.

Still, they emphasized performing “by heart” and trusting their connection with the audience.

Fans can expect new songs before the New Frontier Theater show, along with possible special guests. “Marami po kami hinahanda pa rin,” they revealed, hinting at fresh material leading up to the bigger stage. 

They are also eyeing a potential Philippine tour, mentioning cities like Cebu and Davao as dream stops. After NFT, the ambitions grow even larger. The members joked but did not hide the hunger: Araneta. Philippine Arena. World tour.

For a group that once feared whether a show would push through, VXON now stands at the edge of expansion. Slowly but surely, as they put it, the family is getting bigger. And if their first solo concert proved anything, it is that they are ready for every stage that comes next.