V FEST – Vietnam Today closes a historic September with a spectacular music celebration
On the evening of 20 September 2025, at the Vietnam National Exhibition Centre (Dong Anh, Hanoi), Vietnam Television (VTV) organised the V FEST – Vietnam Today mega concert, marking the finale of a series of artistic activities celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution, National Day (2 September), and the 55th anniversary of VTV’s first television broadcast.
Following the success of the V Concert and V FEST programmes held in August, this event was once again expected to serve as a convergence of music, lighting and technology, while reaffirming VTV’s commitment to developing a national-scale cultural and entertainment industry. (Photo: CTV/Vietnam+)
Speaking at the event, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính highlighted the role of culture as the nation’s spiritual foundation and an intrinsic source of strength. He affirmed that the State is promoting comprehensive programmes to advance culture, cultural industries and the entertainment industry, to enrich the cultural life of the people and promote Vietnamese values internationally.
Attending and addressing the programme, the Prime Minister congratulated VTV on the occasion of its 55th anniversary since the first television broadcast—marking 55 years of development and growth. (Photo: CTV/Vietnam+)
V FEST – Vietnam Today was staged with a modern system of stage design, sound and advanced technologies, creating a highly immersive and emotionally charged performance space. Tickets were distributed widely by VTV to the public, including 5,000 tickets allocated to audiences registering via the digital platform VTVgo.
The programme brought together a diverse lineup of popular artists across multiple genres, including Noo Phước Thịnh, Vũ Cát Tường, Phan Mạnh Quỳnh, Vũ., Han Sara, Phương Ly, Hương Tràm, Rhyder, Vinh Khuất, Bùi Công Nam and the band MAYDAYs. More than 30 songs, along with several first-time onstage collaborations, created a multi-layered atmosphere—from emotionally resonant hits to high-energy performances that captivated audiences for hours.
The star-studded lineup energised the V FEST atmosphere. (Photo: VTV/Vietnam+)
Many moments left a strong impression, notably the emotional collaboration between Vũ. and Nguyễn Hùng in the song “Còn gì đẹp hơn”, as well as Vinh Khuất’s return with a musical style blending traditional and contemporary elements. Younger artists such as Han Sara, Phương Ly and Rhyder also brought fresh energy, contributing to the programme’s diversity.
A moving and memorable moment on the V FEST stage as Hùng and Vũ embraced during the finale of “Còn gì đẹp hơn”. (Photo: VTV)
Alongside its artistic programme, V FEST – Vietnam Today continued to support the charity initiative “Joyful Libraries”, which aims to build libraries for underprivileged students across the country. To date, the project has raised more than VND 4 billion and collected over 20,000 books, with active participation from artists and audiences alike.
Beyond being a large-scale music event, V FEST – Vietnam Today underscored VTV’s ongoing efforts to develop a national-level cultural and entertainment industry. In its role as the national broadcaster, VTV continues to create creative spaces where artists and audiences connect through a shared love of music, while contributing to the promotion of Vietnamese cultural identity in contemporary contexts.
Audiences immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of V FEST. (Photo: VTV)
The programme was recorded and will be broadcast at 20:00 on 27 September and 21:30 on 4 October on VTV3, while also being disseminated across VTV’s entire digital ecosystem.