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IN PHOTOS: Boy George, Culture Club's one-night Manila concert

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MANILA, Philippines – It was like no time had passed. '80s band Culture Club performed during their one night concert at the Araneta Coliseum, Saturday, June 18, and fans took a fond trip down memory lane as the group performed their big hits while showing everyone a good time. 

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NOSTALGIA MOMENT. Boy George and Culture Club perform some of their classic songs during their one night concert at the Araneta Coliseum. Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

Singer Boy George together with bandmates Jon Moss, Mikey Craig, and Roy Hay opened the concert with songs such as  "Church of the Poison Mind," "It's a Miracle," "I'll Tumble For Ya," "Move Away," "Everything I Own," and "Miss Me Blind."

Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

 Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

The show however was interrupted due to a power failure on stage for more than 20 minutes. While the technical problems were being ironed out, Jon Moss played the drums to keep the audience entertained. 

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After the power problem was fixed, the crowd got up and started to move when they started to play their song such as  "Time," "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me," and "Karma Chameleon." 

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Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

 

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Boy George also performed the song "Starman," by David Bowie, who died early this year.

Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler  

Photo by Rob Reyes/Rappler

In a rare move, the group also performed the song "The War Song." According to Boy George, they rarely sing the song even during the early years on tour but decided to do it due to the recent events happening around the world.  (WATCH: Boy George: 'Be who you are, be proud of who you are')

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Aside from the Philippines, their 2016 tour takes them next to Japan, USA, and Mexico. – Rappler.com


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