Biography

Winner of NBC’s The Voice USA Season 26
International Recording Artist | Global Performer

A Voice That Made History

Sofronio Vasquez is a Filipino-American singer and the first Filipino and first Asian artist to win NBC’s The Voice USA. His emotional interpretations of “Crying” by Roy Orbison and “If I Can Dream” by Elvis Presley* turned all four chairs and captured the hearts of millions around the world. Mentored by Michael Bublé, Sofronio emerged as a vocalist whose sound bridges eras — blending the grandeur of classic pop with the intimacy of modern soul.

Performing on the World’s Most Iconic Stages

From The Voice stage to historic concert halls and stadiums, Sofronio Vasquez has performed in packed venues that have shaped American music and cultural history — each one echoing the magnitude of his voice and story.

The Stanley Theatre — Utica, New York ( Solo Concert | June 14, 2025)

Capacity: 2,963
Opened in 1928, the Stanley Theatre is one of America’s last surviving “movie palaces,” a baroque masterpiece that once hosted Louis Armstrong, Tony Bennett, and Diana Ross. For Sofronio, this concert was personal — a triumphant homecoming to the city where his American journey began. The event was a near sell-out, drawing nearly 3,000 fans from across upstate New York and beyond.

The Town Hall — New York City (Solo Concert | July 19, 2025)

Capacity: 1,500
Founded in 1921 by suffragists, The Town Hall on West 43rd Street has hosted some of the most legendary voices in American history, including Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, and Miles Davis. Known for its impeccable acoustics and cultural legacy, it’s where protest music found a stage and where generations of artists earned legitimacy. Sofronio’s New York City debut here was both symbolic and spectacular — a packed, show celebrating classic American pop and standards. Critics described his voice as “cinematic, golden, and built for the big stage.”

Pasadena Civic Auditorium — Pasadena, California (Solo Concert | October 11, 2025)

Capacity: 3,000
A West Coast landmark built in 1932, the Pasadena Civic Auditorium is steeped in showbiz history — the long-time home of the Emmy Awards, and a stage once graced by Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Luciano Pavarotti, and Whitney Houston. Sofronio’s headline concert during Filipino American History Month filled the auditorium to near capacity with fans from across California. The performance featured guest artists, including the multi-grammy winner David Foster.

NFL Halftime Show — Kansas City Chiefs vs. Washington Commanders (Featured Performer | October 27, 2025)

Capacity: 76,416
Performing at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs, Sofronio delivered a show-stopping halftime performance during Monday Night Football — one of the most-watched broadcasts in America. Singing before a roaring crowd of over 70,000 fans and millions tuning in live, his performance was described as “powerful, heartfelt, and unifying.”

World Expo 2025 — Osaka, Japan (Featured Performer | August 2025)

Audience: 10,000+ (live audience during the Philippine National Day celebration)
As part of the Philippine National Day Grand Celebration at the World Expo Osaka, Sofronio performed a moving “Heroes Medley” honoring the Filipino diaspora. The event drew thousands of attendees from around the world and earned a standing ovation. It was a moment that underscored his dual identity — a global artist rooted in Filipino pride.