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Audience Leaves Disappointed During 'Dreamy Cities' Concert in Hanoi

Audience Leaves Disappointed During 'Dreamy Cities' Concert in Hanoi

The 'Dreamy Cities' concert, held on the evening of July 12 at Yen So Park in Hanoi, has come under fire from attendees who expressed their dissatisfaction on social media. Despite featuring a lineup of popular artists including MCK, Obito, Tage, LowG, Thang, Wean Le, and Grey D, the outdoor event was plagued by several issues.

As the concert progressed, heavy rain turned the venue into a muddy mess, causing many attendees to leave early. Thousands braved the weather, but the conditions became unbearable with slippery ground and swarming insects. Additionally, the sound and lighting systems faced multiple failures, further detracting from the audience's experience.

Frustration among concertgoers was palpable, with many taking to social media to voice their disappointment. Comments included sentiments like, "I paid for VIP tickets only to leave early. So disappointing;" and "This is a nightmare, not a dreamy city anymore!" Many expressed their shock at having to wade through mud for hours while enduring the rain.

This is not the first time the 'Dreamy Cities' concert has faced criticism. In 2024, the event was abruptly halted due to severe weather, leading the organizers to offer compensation and a follow-up concert with discounted tickets for previous attendees. However, no official response has been issued by the organizers regarding the recent complaints.

As the night unfolded, it became clear that the organization of the concert lacked professionalism, leaving many to wonder if improvements would be made for future events. The audience's experience at 'Dreamy Cities' has raised questions about the viability of outdoor concerts in unpredictable weather.

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