10,000 Vietnamese spectators to enjoy Scorpions' performance in Hanoi
About 80% of tickets on concert on October 23 night of the legendary German rock band Scorpion have been sold, composer Quoc Trung, founder and general director of Monsoon Music Festival 2016, said at the press conference held in Hanoi on October 20.
The Monsoon Music Festival (MMF) 2016, Vietnam’s biggest music event, will kick off in Hanoi's Thang Long Royal Citadel in the night of October 21 with a repertoire featuring a lineup of Vietnamese and international artists.
The young emerging band PB Nation & Mau Nuoc will open the music banquet at 6:15pm with a hip-hop performance.
Vietnamese diva My Linh will announce her latest music project, Chat with Mozart 2, in which she performs world famous classical music with Vietnamese lyrics, with the aims to bring this music genre to Vietnamese people. Her performance will start at 9.45pm.
The Swedish duo Kite, Danish singer SaveUs, Japanese DJ Julien Sato and VJ 100LDK will also be featured in the night.
On October 22, Vietnamese divo Tung Duong will team up for the first time with composer Quoc Trung to stage a fresh concert.
October 22 will see the performance of Land – a young band consisting of nine students of the Berklee College of Music.
Besides, singer Rukhsana Merrise from the UK, the band Last Train from France, and the band Good Luck from South Africa will also perform on October 22 night.
Particularly, the legendary German rock band Scorpion will headline this year’s concert on October 23 night. Their performance in Hanoi is part of the band’s world tour to celebrate its 50 year anniversary.
The MMF organisers said they had to wait three years to get a nod from Scorpion.
According to MMF general director Quoc Trung, to prepare for the two-and-a-half-hour concert of the world-famous band, the organisers had to rent most of the sound equipment from Malaysia “to satisfy their extremely tough requirements for sound and lighting”.
The Monsoon Music Festival, that made its debut since 2014, draws thousands of music lovers in Vietnam to enjoy its diversity of music styles annually.
Some international big names have performed at MMF, including the all female Australian/British string quartet Bond and the Grammy-winning soul singer Joss Ston.
Composer Quoc Trung (central), general director of Monsoon Music Festival 2016 at the press conference.
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Vietnamese diva My Linh will announce her latest music project, Chat with Mozart 2, in which she performs world famous classical music with Vietnamese lyrics, with the aims to bring this music genre to Vietnamese people. Her performance will start at 9.45pm.
The Swedish duo Kite, Danish singer SaveUs, Japanese DJ Julien Sato and VJ 100LDK will also be featured in the night.
On October 22, Vietnamese divo Tung Duong will team up for the first time with composer Quoc Trung to stage a fresh concert.
October 22 will see the performance of Land – a young band consisting of nine students of the Berklee College of Music.
Besides, singer Rukhsana Merrise from the UK, the band Last Train from France, and the band Good Luck from South Africa will also perform on October 22 night.
Particularly, the legendary German rock band Scorpion will headline this year’s concert on October 23 night. Their performance in Hanoi is part of the band’s world tour to celebrate its 50 year anniversary.
The legendary German rock band Scorpion will headline this year’s concert on October 23 night.
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According to MMF general director Quoc Trung, to prepare for the two-and-a-half-hour concert of the world-famous band, the organisers had to rent most of the sound equipment from Malaysia “to satisfy their extremely tough requirements for sound and lighting”.
The Monsoon Music Festival, that made its debut since 2014, draws thousands of music lovers in Vietnam to enjoy its diversity of music styles annually.
Some international big names have performed at MMF, including the all female Australian/British string quartet Bond and the Grammy-winning soul singer Joss Ston.
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