Despite the stormy start, School Fest 7: Next Dimension transformed a soaked dorm yard into a stage of energy and unity. From 18.18’s punchy pop-punk to Suboi and Thai VG’s explosive finale, the night proved music always finds its way.
“Jaigontown” wasn’t just another concert—it was a statement. Jaigon Orchestra proved that Vietnamese bands can stage world-class performances without losing heart. From theatrical sets to singalong chaos, the night was pure connection, marking a new benchmark for local live music.
Saigon’s psychedelic misfits Skeleton Goode return with “Crocodile Wife” — a wild new single and video bursting with color, chaos, and charm. Blending surf rock swagger with surreal humor and hypnotic 3D visuals by Nindito Rizki, the track marks another bold, unhinged chapter in the band’s ever-evolving cosmic journey.
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.
Saigon rockers Thangca return with “Điều Kiện Con Người”, their second release of 2025. Known for bluesy riffs and psychedelic shows, the band delivers a raw and punchy sound that channels the energy of their unforgettable live performances.
The album release night unfolded like a quiet secret shared among friends. Though the crowd was small, the room brimmed with warmth. Opening with the tender piano melodies of Navy and the raw energy of alt-rock outfit Neon White, the stage was set for an evening of contrasts that somehow blended into harmony. Whispers on the keys Navy opened the
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.
Shallow Vessels emerge with their new single Lost at Sea—an atmospheric journey born from spontaneous experimentation. Eschewing traditional structures, the track captures the band’s playful spirit while charting new ground in Saigon’s growing post-rock scene.
Saigon post-rock outfit Shallow Vessels unveil a new single, delivering their signature mix of ambiance, synth textures, and crushing breakdowns. The release expands their sonic journey while reinforcing their place as one of Vietnam’s most compelling instrumental acts.
