Filipino singer and performer Lani Misalucha has won numerous accolades from local and international award-giving bodies for her work in music and on-stage. She has won 7 Awit Awards including "Album of the Year" for her studio album All Heart (2000), 7 Aliw Awards including the coveted "Entertainer of the Year", 4 PMPC Star Awards for Music and 2 Box Office Entertainment Awards. In 1998, she won "Best Interpreter" at the 3rd Asia Song Festival. In 2008, she won "Best Singer" at the 27th Best of Las Vegas Awards, sharing the title with Canadian singer Céline Dion. In 2012, she received a star on the Eastwood City Walk of Fame for her significant contributions to Philippine music industry.
Dubbed as the "New Siren of the Strip" for headlining successful runs of her residency shows in Las Vegas, Misalucha has earned several citations including a certificate of recognition from Nevada's former Governor Kenny Guinn and a special certificate from former Mayor of Los Angeles James Hahn, recognizing her as the first artist of Asian descent to headline in a main showroom on the Las Vegas strip. In 2009, the former mayor of Las Vegas Oscar Goodman proclaimed December 4 as "Lani Misalucha Day" in the city, while the former mayor of Los Angeles Willie Brown also declared August 17 as the "Lani Misalucha Day". In January 2019, she was honored by People Asia magazine's as one of the People of the Year honorees. The Outstanding Filipinos in America (TOFA) Awards listed her among the 100 Most Influential Filipinos in America, honoring her with a special award.