On 23 October, the production team of the Vietnamese music show Anh trai vuot ngan chong gai announced two more concert nights, named Day 3 and Day 4. According to the announcement, the two nights are scheduled for 5 and 6 December 2026 at Vinhomes Ocean Park 3, Nghia Tru commune, Hung Yen province. Day 1 and Day 2 took place on 17 and 18 October 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City, each drawing close to 50,000 people.
For a stage crew, a figure near 50,000 seats per night is a way to picture the workload behind the show: site area, electrical load, build and strike time, number of entry and exit routes. Moving the show from the south to the north, in early December, adds weather and equipment transport to the list.
Key information
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Dates | Scheduled for 5 and 6 December 2026 |
| Venue | Vinhomes Ocean Park 3, Nghia Tru commune, Hung Yen province |
| Previous two nights | 17 and 18 October 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City, close to 50,000 people each night |
| Artists | The organisers have not released a line-up for Day 3 and Day 4 |
| Tickets | No ticket price or sale date announced |
These details follow the organisers' own announcement on the official page and press coverage on 23 October. The organisers describe the dates as tentative, so they may still change. Anything without an official source, including ticket prices, seat maps, line-up and gate times, is worth waiting for rather than taking from circulating posts.
A production view: staging, sound and lighting, LED screens, crowd operations
The section below is general trade knowledge about an outdoor concert of a few tens of thousands of seats, not information about the event above.
Site and structure
An outdoor concert stage usually starts with a ground check. Soil or sand carries load differently from concrete, so the footings, load spreading plates and settlement control for the stage deck, speaker towers and lighting towers all have to be recalculated. The roof truss needs load figures for speakers, lighting fixtures, LED panels and side wind as well. On large builds, the contractor normally prepares a structural calculation and a lifting procedure before equipment trucks come on site.
LED screens
The main screen at an outdoor music stage usually has a wider pixel pitch than an indoor screen, because even the nearest audience sits several metres away and the furthest can be more than a hundred metres back. Brightness has to cover a sunlit afternoon, yet dim down at night so it does not overpower stage lighting. Besides the main screen there are side screens and screens in the far zones, so people at the back can still see faces. Outdoor cabinets need a suitable ingress protection rating, signal cabling with a backup path, and a plan for switching supply if one phase drops.
Sound and lighting
Line array hangs on the truss for the main audience area, while delay towers spread further back so the sound arrives in time with the stage. On a wide site the crew has to set delay times by distance, otherwise people at the rear hear an echo. Lighting is planned around the camera layout, since most shows now record or stream. The control position sits at front of house in the middle of the field and needs its own access route and cover.
Crowd operations and live streaming
Tens of thousands of people arrive and leave within a short window, so entries, exits, barrier lines and first aid points belong on the site plan from the start. Technical areas, equipment vehicles and the ambulance route stay separate from audience flow. For the stream, crews usually run a main camera, close-up cameras, a roaming camera and a backup signal path, with a dedicated power supply for the vision mixer.
Notes for the audience
The organisers have not yet announced ticket prices, how to buy, or gate times for Day 3 and Day 4, so information is best taken from the show's official channels. Avoid sending money to unknown sellers before an official sale opens.
The two nights fall on a Saturday and a Sunday in early December, when northern Vietnam is already cold, so warm clothing and a plan for rain and wind are worth preparing. The venue is in Hung Yen province next to Hanoi, so anyone travelling from the inner city should allow time for the distance and for traffic building up in the early evening.
Frequently asked questions
When are Day 3 and Day 4?
Per the organisers' announcement on 23 October, the two nights are scheduled for 5 and 6 December 2026. The dates are tentative rather than final.
Where will the two new nights be held?
At Vinhomes Ocean Park 3, Nghia Tru commune, Hung Yen province, a different venue from the first two nights in Ho Chi Minh City.
Are ticket prices and the line-up out yet?
No. The organisers have released only the tentative dates and the venue, with no ticket price, seat map or line-up for Day 3 and Day 4.
Conclusion
The year-end season holds many large music nights, and the heaviest work usually sits in staging, LED screens, sound and lighting, and on-site operations. Hoan Vu builds stages, LED screens, sound and lighting systems and live streams for programmes of this kind, and can start from a site survey through the event production section.
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