Concert «GOm Show»

   Imagine a sound born from clay: deep, ancient, almost forgotten. In the hands of the musicians, ordinary jars, vases and pots turn into instruments with a voice of their own. In the heart of Hanoi, a tradition comes alive where ceramics become not a material but the soul of the earth — and sound like nothing you have heard before.

   In brief:
— a live music show performed on instruments crafted from traditional Vietnamese pottery
— a two-part program: the performance itself and an artist meet & greet afterwards
— raw, captivating sound — from a hollow rumble to a fine ring
— a project by the team at Sky Sounds Production

   Behind the show's sonic world stands Sky Sounds Production, a producer working with Vietnam's contemporary indigenous music. Their principle is to preserve tradition while renewing it, linking ancestral heritage to a language young audiences understand. The idea is simple and bold: to hear a musical instrument inside a piece of clay. From jars, vases and pots emerges a sound that connects people with nature, and the past with the present.

   The hall is divided into three price zones. Trống Chum offers the seats closest to the stage. Trống Lãng is the comfortable middle of the hall. Đàn Niêu covers the rear rows with a full view of the stage. The zone names echo the very ceramic instruments you will hear that evening.

   The show suits anyone looking for a complete experience rather than background music: lovers of ethnic sound, admirers of craft, and everyone curious how Vietnamese culture sounds beyond the tourist clichés. Please note: the program is not intended for children under 8, and neat attire is expected.

   You can reserve a seat in your chosen zone in advance — tickets on ticketbox.vn, as places are limited by the hall's capacity.

   Come and hear clay find its voice — and carry you across time.