Jaigon Orchestra follow up their playful smash Chinatown with Leo Cây, a moody and stripped-back single built around haunting horns and lyrical longing. It’s a bold shift in style that proves the band’s fearless approach to reinvention.
All Mixed Up Vol.7 brought Brit-pop, post-rock, punk, and post-metal together on one stage. Despite a mid-show injury that paused the night, the series proved its value—equal space for different sounds, and a reminder that community care keeps shows alive.
ChipPunks unveil Biển Xanh, a haunting new music video that marks a sharp departure from their pop-punk roots. Shot on Cần Giờ Beach, the cinematic track explores broken love, memory, and reinvention, signaling a new chapter in the band’s journey.
Jaigon Orchestra’s journey spans ska beginnings, a bold My Chemical Romance–inspired tribute, and the nostalgic Cantonese-flavored hit “Chinatown.” Frontman Kiet reflects on growth, theatrical sound, and community spirit, proving that experimentation, collaboration, and trusting the process define their ever-shifting identity.
Saigon hardcore/punk band happyco. deliver their debut EP “Displacement Over Time,” a raw and focused release balancing punk urgency with hardcore weight. It captures the band’s live energy while asserting their place in Vietnam’s underground scene.
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.
