Concert «Chillies — Tour Lại Từ Đầu» (Start Over Tour) in Hanoi

   One of Vietnam's most loved indie bands is back on tour after a long break — and Hanoi gets the opening night. «Tour Lại Từ Đầu» («Starting Over») is Chillies' reunion with their audience: the songs that became a generation's memories, plus the new sound of their next chapter.

   Formed in 2018 in Ho Chi Minh City, the four-piece blends pop, alternative rock, synthpop and R&B. Their catalogue spans the debut album «Qua Khung Cửa Sổ» (2021), the EP «Trên Những Đám Mây» (2023) and the 2025 album «KIM», alongside hits like «Mascara», «Vùng Ký Ức» and «Cứ Chill Thôi». In early 2026 they opened a new chapter with the single «Từ Đầu» — the tour takes its name and spirit from it.

   If you are curious about Vietnam's indie scene, this is a fine place to start: melodic, sincere guitar music that needs no translation, in the Kim Dong hall of the new Hanoi Children's Palace in the My Dinh area.

   The band deliberately kept prices accessible — two tiers only: 700,000 VND (Seated B / Standing B) and 850,000 VND (Seated A / Standing A), so you choose whether to sit back or stand by the stage. The tour has four nights: 26 and 27 September in Hanoi — two different programmes — and 3 and 4 October in Ho Chi Minh City at Capital Theater.

   In Hanoi the concert runs two nights in a row — Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026, both at 19:00, in the same hall — with separate tickets for each night on 1ZONE: tickets for 26 September and tickets for 27 September. The opening night is sold out — all four zones show «Hết vé» — while for the second night both seated and standing zones are on sale, so anyone who missed out on the first evening still has one more chance. Tickets are handled by 1ZONE, with Tomato as a partner.

   How the hall is laid out:
— Two standing zones, marked STANDING A and STANDING B
— Two seated zones, marked SEATED A and SEATED B
— On standing tickets the printed number is a sequence number, not a position
— The show starts at 19:00 and ends around 22:00

   The auditorium is part of the new Children's Palace complex, in the wing named after Kim Đồng, right on the Phạm Hùng axis on the western side of the city, so on arrival follow the signs to the theatre rather than the main gate of the whole compound. Second nights tend to be the settled ones: the band knows the room, the audience knows its spot, and the hall sings the choruses as one.

   Two cities, four nights, one long journey started over — join the Hanoi chapter.