Alongside their sold-out concert, celebrity couple KZ Tandingan and TJ Monterde inspired the audience by sharing their stories and feelings honestly, making the night meaningful for everyone.

During the show, KZ shared that she is not yet ready to become a mother. Speaking to the media after the concert, TJ discussed his wife's decision.

"It comes when it comes. Okay lang. Makakapaghintay. Kung bibigyan kami, thank God. Kung kami lang ding dalawa pang-habang buhay, okay lang din. Ayos lang 'yun. Kung ano ang will ni Lord sa aming dalawa, okay lang 'yun. A couple is a family (It comes when it comes. It's okay. It can wait. If it's given to us, thank God. If it's just the two of us for life, it's okay too. That's okay. If it's what the Lord wants for us, it's okay. A couple is a family)," TJ said.

Meanwhile, KZ pointed out that she is most grateful to TJ for being patient and understanding with her decision not to become a mother yet.

"Ang pressure ng pagiging parent, ang bigat-bigat sa nanay eh. Kumbaga, you're not just carrying a child, you’re changing yourself. Kahit napanganak mo na 'yung bata, you are completely changed as a person — physically, spiritually, and mentally (The pressure of being a parent is so overwhelming for a mother. You’re not just carrying a child, you’re changing yourself. Even though you’ve given birth to a child, you are completely changed as a person physically, spiritually, and mentally)", KZ shared.

Being in the momentum of working on their music, KZ added that she will decide to become a mom when she wants to become a mom.

"Ayokong maging nanay kasi na-pre-pressure na ako. Sinasabi kasi ng mga tao, ‘Kailangan mong may [mag] alaga sa iyo pagtanda mo.’ Gusto kong maging nanay, kasi gusto kong maging nanay. 'Yung kaya ko nang alagaan 'yung anak ko — ayokong iluwal 'yung batang ito para lang pahirapan siya sa mundo dahil hindi ako prepared (I don't want to be a mother because I'm already under pressure. Some people say that, 'you need someone to take care of you when you get old.' I want to be a mother because I want to be a mother. I can take care of my child — I don't want to bring this child out just to make him suffer in this world because I'm not prepared)," KZ added.

Making history as the first couple to sell out a four-day concert at the Big Dome, KZ and TJ’s “In Between” concert not only showcased their exceptional talent but also told the story of the unwavering pursuit of their dreams and how they found a home in each other through music.

Performing on their separate set, TJ performed some of his hit songs, including "Tulad Mo," "Sariling Mundo," "Sigurado," and a Bisaya song, "Kung Siya Man." What I like about TJ's set is how he embodies the vulnerability and sweetness of his songs, as well as the visuals that accompany each one.

Shifting away from the soft-boy vibes, KZ took over the stage with commanding energy, flaunting her iconic red hair and a fierce, show-stopping outfit. Performing “Toyo,” “Walang Hiyang Pag-ibig,” and “Halik sa Hangin,” she showcased her sharp rap skills—most notably in Gloc 9’s “Upuan”—alongside a powerhouse rendition of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.” Her set was nothing short of electrifying; her rawness and grit are exactly what solidify her as one of today’s most compelling performers.

Showing no signs of slowing down, KZ and TJ delivered a night of love and music. Despite their distinct musical styles—TJ gravitating toward romantic ballads and KZ effortlessly embracing high-energy rock—their performances reflected the harmony of two hearts meeting halfway. They discussed how different they are in personality and temperament, yet have learned to balance those differences and thrive together.

Before leaving the stage, the couple sang "Palagi," and several audience members knelt and proposed.

Led by concert director John Prats, the nearly three-hour show featured several immersive, near-audience elements. These included extended wings on both sides of the stage, a center-stage ramp, elevated platforms, a suspended bridge, and PixMob interactive bracelets that changed colors to match the mood of each song.

According to Direk John, the bracelets from PixMob are made in Montreal and are also the team behind the synchronized, magical light shows at concerts by global superstars such as Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, and Coldplay.