The Tinh Ting Tinh contest is open to local contestants, foreigners living in Vietnam, and overseas Vietnamese between the ages of 16 and 45.

World violin legend Shlomo Mintz will give a special performance in Hanoi together with violinists Bui Cong Duy, Chuong Vu and conductor Oliver Ochanie,

Vietnamese and Japanese artists will perform in a concert to commemorate the victims of natural disasters in Japan, bringing hope for a better future and strengthening people-to-people exchanges.

The album features eight songs by Hoang Quyen, heralding the start of her transformation from a pop vocalist to a singer-songwriter.

The concert will feature the most representative songs of Duc Tri, who shaped the landscape of Vietnamese music from the late 90s to the 2000s.

With just one guitar, Sungha Jung could bring out the diverse sounds of an entire band and convey many different styles and genres of music.

Green Wind Choir was founded in 2019 with a mission of familiarizing people with choral music and bringing good values to the community

Sungha Jung will return to Vietnam to perform after five years. He will perform Hoang Thuy Linh's hit See Tinh.

Born Pink Tour, the second worldwide tour by the Korean girl group, will be available in Hanoi at the end of July.