Since early morning on August 20, hundreds of people have gathered and lined up in front of the Opera House to wait for their free tickets to the "national concert". Although the tickets were not distributed until 9am, some groups of young people had even arrived since the night of August 19 to wait their turn. Security, traffic control and queuing instructions have been increased to ensure the ticket distribution process is orderly and convenient for the audience.
The organizers said they will give away 3,000 free tickets each day for three consecutive days (August 20, 21 and 22), with ticket distribution hours from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Since early morning on August 20, hundreds of people have gathered and lined up in front of the Opera House to wait for their free "national concert" tickets.
The concert “Vietnam in Me”, a grand concert celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day, September 2, will take place at 8:00 p.m. on August 26, 2025, at the North Stadium, Vietnam Exhibition Fair Center, Dong Anh Ward, Hanoi. This is a free event to help the young generation look back on the 80-year journey full of hardship and pride of the country, directed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and coordinated by the Hanoi Opera House and related units. The concert recreates the 80-year journey, arousing pride and love for the homeland and nation, especially among the young generation. The songs have heroic melodies, expressing the beauty of the Vietnamese people and country.
Concert "Vietnam in me" is broadcast completely free
The organizers warn people to pay attention: Tickets are issued in many batches over 3 days, so it is necessary to plan to receive tickets reasonably, avoid gathering in large numbers at the same time. Strictly follow the instructions of the security forces, do not push or jostle to ensure everyone's safety. Proactively adjust means of transport and travel time to avoid traffic jams around the Opera House. The organizers hope that people will join in and contribute to creating a solemn, safe cultural event, meaningfully commemorating National Day September 2.
Tickets are issued continuously in many batches over 3 days, so you need to plan your ticket collection appropriately to avoid large gatherings at the same time.
