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Michael Learns to Rock Returns to Vietnam for Their Asian Concert Tour

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MLTR is kicking off their Asian concert tour in Indonesia on November 2, followed by the Philippines on the 3rd, Thailand on the 5th, Malaysia on the 8th, and Singapore on the 16th. The tour will come to a close in Vietnam on November 17, with a brand-new show celebrating all their hit songs that fans know and love. Mark your calendars, as tickets go on sale in September! MLTR, short for Michael Learns to Rock, is a Danish soft rock band formed in 1988. They rose to fame in Vietnam in the mid-1990s with their chart-topping hits such as “Sleeping Child,” “25 Minutes,” “Take Me to Your Heart,” and “That’s Why You Go Away.” With over 11 million records sold worldwide, they are particularly popular in Asia, having achieved Gold and Platinum status in multiple countries. Their impressive list of accolades includes the Gold Preis Award from RSH in Germany and “The Best Performing Act of the Year” at the SEA Grammy Awards in Singapore. The band has a special connection with Hanoi, having ...

Kenny G’s MV “Going Home” Boosts Vietnam’s Tourism Industry

Kenny G takes viewers on a sweeping tour of Hanoi’s celebrated landmarks, including Long Bien Bridge, Hoan Kiem Lake, Turtle Tower, The Huc Bridge, Thang Long Imperial Citadel, and Temple of Literature, via beautiful, lyrical melodies. According to Le Quoc Minh, a member of the Party Central Committee and editor-in-chief of Nhan Dan, the idea for the MV originated with Kenny G’s “Good Morning Vietnam” concert, which was produced by Nhan Dan Newspaper and IB Group in November 2023, with all proceeds going to charitable organizations. “The saxophone virtuoso greatly valued the show’s significance and eagerly participated in the MV promoting Hanoi tourism – a medium that we believe will have a greater impact than conventional tourism promotional clips,” Minh stated at a press conference in Hanoi on April 19. He went on to reveal that the saxophonist had even donated a trumpet to the charity fund. The organizers of the concert presented the “Going Home” MV to the Hanoi administration...