Organizers revealed on Friday that two renowned artists will join the 8WONDER Moon Festival 2024 lineup, an exciting three-day autumn celebration taking place in Hanoi from September 6-8.
The legendary Ne-Yo, a world-famous hitmaker with a remarkable legacy, boasts three Grammy Awards, two No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200, and an astounding 23 billion streams across his music catalog.
Ne-Yo has recently entered a new phase in his career, releasing ‘2 Million Secrets,’ his debut single as an independent artist.
South Korean rapper B.I., a multi-hyphenate talent, is also set to perform. Known for his songwriting, producing, and onstage prowess, B.I. was the first Asian artist to participate in the Grammy Academy’s Global Spin performance series, and his standout albums and songs have been featured multiple times by TIME magazine.
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| The South Korean rapper B.I. Photo: Supplied |
These international stars will be joined by a selection of Vietnam’s up-and-coming artists, adding a local flavor to the festival.
But 8WONDER Moon Festival offers more than just music. Festival-goers can expect an array of attractions, including the Italian Autumn Food Festival, Beer Land Festival, EDM Orchestra Fest, and a celebration of Korean and Vietnamese cuisine. There will also be fireworks, a Kite Festival, fashion shows, and street art performances.
Tickets are now on sale via the VinWonders website (VinWonders.com) and mobile app. General admission for standing areas ranges from VND900,000 to VND2 million, while VIP seating is available for VND6-8 million per ticket.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the 8WONDER Moon Festival 2024!
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