Concert «K-Concert 2026 – Thanh Âm Giao Mùa» (Sounds of the Turning Season)

   Six acts from the Vietnamese pop and hip-hop scene share one open-air stage on Hanoi's northern edge, and you get all six in a single evening rather than one headliner and a warm-up. Rather than a hall or a club, the stage goes up inside a whole stadium in Sóc Sơn, with standing pens at the front of the pitch and a seated stand behind them.

   The official poster lists the line-up in this order:

   Magic Band
Trung Trần
Nguyễn Trần Trung Quân
Dangrangto
Christ V
Noah Quốc Anh

   The heaviest name on that list is Nguyen Tran Trung Quan (Nguyễn Trần Trung Quân), born in Hanoi in 1992. He entered the Vietnam National Academy of Music in 2009 with the top score of his intake, took the «Promising Young Singer» prize in the pop category at Sao Mai 2011 and reached the final four of Sao Mai điểm hẹn 2012. His debut album «Khởi hành» (2014), produced by Khac Hung (Khắc Hưng), won him a double at the 2015 Cống hiến Awards — Album of the Year and New Artist of the Year — and the «Tự tâm» run of visual music videos, made with creative director Denis Dang (Denis Đặng), brought him a much younger audience.

   Alongside him is Dangrangto, a hip-hop voice of the newer generation who has released his debut album, plus Trung Tran (Trung Trần), Christ V, Noah Quoc Anh (Noah Quốc Anh) and Magic Band, the only band on the bill. The promoter is Kiwin Media, a Vietnamese media, event and show production company; Agribank appears as the partner brand on the official poster.

   This is a night for anyone who would rather sample a whole scene than follow one artist — ballad singing, rap and a live band in the same set of hours. It is also one you can reach without a trip into the centre if you already live or stay north of the river.

   Ticket tiers differ in more than the place they give you:

• — check-in wristband: every tier
• — light stick: S-VIP, V-VIP, Zone A and Zone B
• — separate check-in line: S-VIP and V-VIP
• — signal photo card, 10 random cards: Zone A

   A few conditions are worth reading before you buy. One ticket admits one person, so a child needs a ticket of their own in the same class. Children under 10 are not admitted at all; anyone aged 10 to 16 must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or over. The standing zones A, B and C do not admit anyone under 14. In the seated tiers the system assigns your seat number at random and it cannot be changed once issued. Tickets are non-refundable, non-exchangeable and cannot have their details edited. You get 10 minutes per attempt to choose a ticket and 10 minutes to pay for an order. At the gate the organisers may check documents and bags, and may remove anyone breaking the rules without a refund.

   Tickets are issued through cticket.vn and nowhere else — the organisers state this explicitly and warn against pre-booking services, reservation codes and resale through third parties. If a Booking Code or QR ticket has not arrived 24 hours after payment, the CTicket hotline is 1900 636 686. The organiser's mailboxes are [email protected] and [email protected].

   One practical note: the venue is out on Hanoi's northern fringe, in the direction of Nội Bài airport rather than the Old Quarter, so allow more travel time than a city-centre venue would need.

   An open-air stage, six names and a season turning over — worth picking your zone before the good ones go.