Concert «Tinh Hà "Say Hi" Concert»

   «Say Hi» is the loudest Vietnamese music project of recent years: a television show that grew into a whole scene of young singers and rappers. «Tinh Hà» is the concert arm of the franchise, and this autumn it comes to Ho Chi Minh City.

   The name means star river, and the subtitle reads as a rendezvous among the stars. It is produced by DatVietVAC, the company behind the show, with TPBank as diamond sponsor. The scale is large: an open-air ground in the Vạn Phúc district rather than a concert hall.

   The essentials:

   — an open-air ground, Sân số 2, in Vạn Phúc — fan zones and sectors rather than rows of seats;
   — the line-up is drawn from the «Say Hi» circle, the same faces you hear in the local charts;
   — tickets through ticketbox, with entry by the name and phone number given at checkout;
   — it is a street-concert format: come early, queues build at the gates.

   The concert runs for two evenings in a row: Saturday 17 October and Sunday 18 October 2026, both starting at 19:00 (the ticketing platform lists night two as ending at 23:00). Each evening is ticketed separately: tickets for 17 October and tickets for 18 October (night two). The Vietnamese subtitle is «Hẹn giữa Tinh Hà»; the stage is built specifically for the show, with lighting and visuals inspired by the Milky Way.

   Come if you want the Vietnamese pop scene as it is now rather than in its archive version. This is the country's largest young audience, and the feel of such concerts is closer to a festival than to a philharmonic hall.

   On tickets: the concert is sold out — as of 19 September all eighteen sectors are closed, from the 800,000 VND entry tier up to the lounges; the second night, 18 October, is sold out as well. The programme is in Vietnamese; for a non-speaker that is no obstacle here — the lyrics matter less than the sound and the lights.

   Both nights are sold in the same eighteen tiers — from the standing GA and Fanzone areas to VIP, SVIP and the President Lounge — and the ticketing platform lists both as sold out. Without a ticket there is no point heading to the venue; watch the organisers' own channels in case returns or extra seats appear.

   Age access depends on the zone: standing areas (Fanzone, GA) are for guests aged 14 and up, seated zones (CAT through President Lounge) for those 8 and up — attendees aged 8–17 need ID and a guardian aged 21+ with them.

   Vạn Phúc is in the south-east of the city, by the river; a taxi is the sensible way in, as parking fills up on concert days.

   Two evenings, an open ground and the scene the whole young country is listening to. If you are in Ho Chi Minh City in mid-October, this is the concert of the month.