Luala Concert back to Hanoi - April 2012
After the successful series of symphony concert last autumn, the outdoor Luala Concert is returning to hit Hanoi streets with jazz and blues this April.
Following the highly acclaimed symphony concert series last autumn, the Luala Concert is making a grand return to the vibrant streets of Hanoi this April with an exciting lineup of jazz and blues performances.
This year’s spring-summer concert series will kick off on April 7, 2025, and will span the entire month. Attendees can expect to enjoy classic masterpieces from jazz, blues, and experimental music, featuring the Phu Sa Band, which includes renowned Vietnamese jazz musicians Quyen Thien Dac, Vu Ngoc Ha, and Le Quoc Hung.
In addition to the captivating street music, the second edition of the Luala Concert will showcase an art exhibition and installations created by local young artists and children, adding a vibrant artistic dimension to the event.
Debuting in Hanoi streets last year, the Luala Concert quickly established itself as a musical and cultural phenomenon in the capital. The inaugural concert series received a nomination for the prestigious Cong Hien (Devotion) music award in 2022 and was recognized as one of the ten most outstanding musical events in Vietnam by the Vietnam Musicians' Association that same year.
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