Saigon’s rising pop-punk band 18.18 mark a new chapter with their debut EP Mười Tám. Blending youthful energy, reimagined fan favorites, and bold new tracks, the six-song release captures the humor, heart, and adventurous spirit of turning eighteen.
Hoan Hô Concert 2025 wasn’t just a celebration of music, but a powerful reminder of what community, honesty, and raw creativity can build. From gentle verses to ska chaos, each act echoed the independent spirit loud and clear.
Thetans return with “Neverland Forever”, a chaotic DIY video blending band moments, local legends, and Vietnamese street absurdities. Raw, witty, and loud—this self-produced visual perfectly captures the grit of their track from Worldwide Vibes.
Saigon’s 18.18 returns with “Xóa Game”, the fiery lead single from their debut EP Mười Tám. Blending rock energy, folk grit, and emotional wit, the track marks a bold comeback and teases more surprises to come.
Empathize is one of Saigon’s most promising young hardcore bands — raw, driven, and unafraid to speak their truth. Rooted in their local scene but aiming globally, they’re ready to shake things up with honesty, energy, and unfiltered passion.
A sweltering summer night shattered by unfiltered youth and fearless energy — “Nóng Nảy” ignited Saigon’s scene with raw defiance, chaotic joy, and bold creativity. From dreamy indie to blistering punk, every band left the stage—and us—burning brighter.
Thetans Are All About the Vibes with their new album Worldwide Vibes, a genre-blending, culture-rich punk release rooted in Vietnam’s underground. In our exclusive interview, they share thoughts on identity, scene support, DIY spirit, and what’s next for one of Hanoi’s most exciting bands.
Thetans – Worldwide Vibes [2025] is a darker, more experimental follow-up to their debut. Blending punk energy with darkwave textures and raw dynamics, it’s a slower burn that still hits hard in its own offbeat, genre-defying way.
Rooster Beer marked 10 years with a packed show uniting Vietnam’s underground heavyweights and guests from Hong Kong. A night of riffs, sweat, and real community spirit—this is how you celebrate a decade of DIY culture and craft beer.
These ten fictional films capture the raw, rebellious spirit of DIY punk beyond music — from squat houses to school halls. Gritty, heartfelt, and rooted in community, they reflect how punk culture thrives through resistance, creation, and underground unity.
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