A night filled with classic hits and feel-good songs, American singer Daryl Hall rocked out with his Pinoy fans at SM Mall of Asia Arena on Nov. 27. 

Daryl's influence on the music industry is undisputed, with him and John Oates recognized as the best-selling pair of all time and inducted into the Rock and Hall of Fame. 

Although the two have gone their separate ways, Daryl continues to achieve career milestones, selling out venues worldwide. 

Before hitting the stage, an opening performance by Daryl's special guest, Todd Rundgren, performed his original songs, ''Be Nice to Me," "A Long Time, A Long Way To Go," and more.

As the lights went dim, Daryl's band came out to the stage, waving to all the audience while heading to their respective spots. The crowd got more excited as Daryl came out on stage.

Daryl opened the concert with his song "Maneater" from the album "H20." The crowd gave their loudest cheers as he performed one of his classic hits.

All the titos and titas of Manila would have a good time. He then followed his performance with "Dreamtime," "Foolish Pride," and another fan favorite, "Out of Touch."

Also in attendance during the concert were President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. together with his wife First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos and Senate President Migz Zubiri.

Before heading to another song, "Say It Isn't So," Daryl gave a short message to all the audience who took the time to watch his concert and still support him up to this day.

''Hello, Manila! It's really nice to be here, and thank you for having me here. It's been many, many years since I've been here. I was here once before," Daryl said.

The concert continued as he performed "Sara Smile" "No Can Do," to which the fans danced while Daryl sang.

At one point in the show, Todd came back on stage to performing "Wait for Me," "Can We Still Be Friends", and ''Didn't I Blow Your Mind" with Daryl.

As the concert came to an end, fans gave the loudest cheer and never-ending energy when Daryl's House closed his show with "Kiss on My List", and "Private Eyes". 

The concert was promoted by Ovation Productions.