SEEN Festival 2023: The SEEN festival returns with a second instalment in 2023. This time, it will be conducted at the Hoiana An Golf Resort and Club in Hoian, Vietnam, from June 17 to June 18, 2023. This will be the first time the festival has been conducted in Vietnam; the first edition was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The return of the festival, which will feature performances by artists such as Taeyang of Big Bang, Aespa, and KARD, was announced via an Instagram post.
Tickets, Dates, Availability
Tickets are presently available for purchase on the festival’s official website, https://seenfestival.asia. Zone A tickets cost $120, while Zone B tickets can be purchased for $103. Alternatively, reservations for Zone C are priced at $77 each. These prices do not include processing expenses.
VIP tickets cost $235 + fees for processing. All ticket prices are subject to change based on the current USD-VND exchange rate.Taeyang, a South Korean singer-songwriter best known for his work with the rock band Big Bang, will be one of the performers at Vietnam’s SEEN Festival. The singer is known for his second studio album, Rise, which was published on June 3, 2014, in his solo career. The album reached the top spot on the Korean and New Zealand album rankings.
The festival will also feature the South Korean female group aespa, whose debut EP, Savage, was released on October 5, 2021, and propelled them to prominence. The EP reached the highest position on the Korean album chart. In addition, it reached number 7 on the Japanese album chart.
SEEN Festival 2023
The SEEN festival in Vietnam is being promoted as a K-pop-star-studded sequel to the festival’s January 2023 debut in Malaysia.
Trinity will be the first non-K-pop artist to perform at the festival’s Vietnam edition in the festival’s brief history. Trinity is a Thai-pop band whose 2022 EP, Breath, is their most well-known release.
The Vietnamese incarnation of SEEN Festival will be a much larger event than the first. Expanding from a one-day event with four performers to a two-day event with eight K-pop artists and one non-K-pop act.
