'Missed you': Niall Horan sings One Direction song, praises Filipinos at Manila 2024 concert

Filipinos impressed Irish singer-songwriter Niall Horan so much that he repeatedly praised them during his return to the Philippines after six years.

MANILA, Philippines —

"Welcome to 'The Show: Live on Tour' baby! It's so good to be back in the Philippines, in Manila," Niall greeted. "Thank you so much for filling this place up for me, we were here six years ago nearly to the day... I've missed you guys!" Horan continued with songs like "Heaven," "Everywhere," "Night Changes," — the only One Direction song he performed — "Meltdown," and "Still" to end the main concert.

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