Regine Velasquez’s son, nephews, nieces take spotlight at ‘Finale’ concert

Inquirer.net - Oct 23, 2026

While Regine Velasquez’s recently-concluded three-night concert celebrated her musicality, the sold-out shows also put a spotlight on her son Nate, and her nephews and nieces who performed with her. Nate and his band called Meet Me At The Elevator were special guests at the her “Finale” concert, where they performed “The Easy Kind,” with the

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