Vu. affirmed his appeal with a concert tour welcoming 3,500 spectators in Australia.

Vu. is the first Vietnamese artist to perform at the Forum Melbourne (Melbourne) and Enmore Theatre (Sydney) stages in Australia, demonstrating his pioneering ability in expanding musical borders, bringing Vietnamese music closer to global audiences.

Vu and the audience at the show at Enmore Theatre (Sydney)

Following the success of the Museum of Regret concert tour in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi at the end of 2024, Vu. officially brought this musical journey to audiences in Australia on November 5 and 8.

The two shows in Melbourne and Sydney were a huge success, attracting over 3,500 spectators. The two venues have welcomed many international names such as Oasis, Madonna, Coldplay, Katy Perry, Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith…

Accompanying Vu on the tour are Mau Nuoc Band and guest artist Madihu. Their combination brings emotional musical experiences to the audience.

Live performances are highly appreciated for their completeness, with Vu's soulful vocals and quality harmonies from the band.

Vu. and Watercolor Band

Madihu

Long lines of spectators checking in to the show impressed the locals.

Lilithia Reviews - a prestigious review site in the Australian art world also gave compliments to Vu's performance in Melbourne. The magazine expressed its appreciation by calling Vu "a master of his craft, leading the audience with both inner strength and pure sincerity".

The article also highlighted Vu's voice and performance ability, "quickly conveying emotional weight beyond even studio recordings.

Vu shared: "This is the first time I have officially had a tour outside of Vietnam. What makes me even happier is meeting Vietnamese audiences who are living and working abroad. I consider it a measure to see if my music can convey a lot of energy and stories to everyone or not."

Vu. on stage at the Concert tour "Museum of Regret" in Australia

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/vu-khang-dinh-suc-hut-voi-concert-tour-chao-don-3500-khan-gia-tai-australia-post822620.html