
BEDLAM ROYALS ALBUM RELEASE SHOW BY CÁ KOI LANG THANG
Bedlam Royal’s album release show featuring Toanraw in a room full of guitars.

Bedlam Royal’s album release show featuring Toanraw in a room full of guitars.

Scene Incubator #4 brought a colorful evening as usual: dream pop, pop-punk, and all flavors of metal.

Saigon metallic hardcore unit Empathize drop their self-titled debut EP, four tracks turning anger, frustration, and inner conflict into a raw, uncompromising statement. The message is blunt: suffering is inevitable, but cowardice is a choice. Stand your ground and face it.

The third edition of Ethos Collective’s original show series, the Scene Incubator #3, hosted a colorful lineup of indie, punk, and hardcore bands.

SPEED finally brought their flute-driven hardcore to Saigon, and the city answered with open pits and relentless stage dives. Alongside District105, KINH, Cút Lộn, and 9xacly, the night peaked at full intensity before an unexpected police raid shut everything down. We were there for every second of it.

What language do you speak Saigon oi?
HARDCORE CULTURE at its best with Speed, District 105, Cut Lon, KINH, and 9xacly.

Saigon metallic hardcore band Under Pressure have dropped their first music video, and it looks exactly like the scene it comes from: street mosh, slow motion hits, gang vocals, and a tattoo studio that’s been holding down underground culture for years.

No Headliner returns to Ho Chi Minh City for a fifth season, going big with two stages, two days, and more than 26 artists spanning alternative rock, hip hop, metalcore, shoegaze, soul, and more. A festival that bets on the music over the names. Blind tickets close June 8.

Scene Incubator #2 marked a noticeable step forward, expanding to four acts and delivering a stronger, more dynamic night of original music. From experimental grooves and instrumental jams to feel-good rock and emotionally charged alternative rock, each band brought something unique to the stage. Despite the modest crowd, the energy was high, proving that Scene Incubator is steadily becoming an

Scene Incubator #2 marked a noticeable step forward, expanding to four acts and delivering a stronger, more dynamic night of original music. From experimental grooves and instrumental jams to feel-good rock and emotionally charged alternative rock, each band brought something unique to the stage. Despite the modest crowd, the energy was high, proving that Scene Incubator is steadily becoming an