Moira Dela Torre Releases ‘I’m Okay (Deluxe),’ Announces MOA Arena Concert

Moira Dela Torre is back. And this time, she comes not only with a deluxe version of a well-loved album but with a concert to boot.

Released earlier in July, “I’m Okay (Deluxe)” is the expanded edition of her album of the same name. It features landmark collaborations between Parokya Ni Edgar and Ben&Ben, to name a few.

During a listening party held at the Teatrino in Greenhills on July 10, Moira also announced a solo concert. The event is slated for October 4, 2026, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

Collaborations and acoustic versions

“I’m Okay (Deluxe)” signals a new chapter in her life, and she carries with her everything she’s been through. If anything, it’s a collection of songs that continue to shape who she is now and who she’s still becoming. 

In the titular track, the singer-songwriter deftly expresses the exhaustion of saying you’re fine just for the sake of saying it: “You've been running empty/ But you give more than you can anyway/ And when things get heavy/ You tell them you're okay.”

The same honest lyricism is found across the record. And the deluxe edition gives it more depth, as Moira taps several collaborators: Parokya Ni Edgar for “San Ka Na?,” Ben&Ben for “I’m Okay,” Adie for “Umpisa,” Johnoy Danao for “Bandaid,” and AJ Rafael for “Wonder.”

The record also includes acoustic versions of some of its most beloved cuts. “Where It All Started,” “Delusional,” “Red Flags,” “Gaslighter,” “Ghosts,” and “Dinggin” were all stripped back to let the lyrics and Moira’s voice speak for themselves. 

Courage louder than fear

This comeback is personal for Moira, an artist who has spent years shaping the emotional soundtrack of an entire generation. One can say it’s the award-winning act’s way of saying she has more to give — and more to say.

In one of the most candid parts of her listening party, she put it plainly: “You are not what happened to you, your mistakes don't define you, and we get to try again.”

And as she confronts her inner self and what that entails, she has her fans (Moisters) to lean on. 

“Thank you for making my courage louder than my fear,” Moira enthused.

Giving back to her supporters, 10 lucky fans at the listening party went home with free tickets to her upcoming MOA Arena show.

Follow Moira Dela Torre on social media for more updates about her projects. Watch her Wish Bus performances of “I’m Okay” tracks below: