Japanese traditions and festivals

Capella D1 brought a piece of cross-Asian charm to Ho Chi Minh City With these achieved foundations, the company established a firm foothold and is ready to launch a new journey in the future. Within just five years, F&B has opened up optimistic prospects for Capella D1 because of its high revenue and an average growth rate of two new outlets and at least one new project per year. … [Read more...] about Uniquely Oriental flavours

She has been involved in the bass music scene since 2006, and has performed at festivals, clubs and underground parties around the world. She has worked with famous electronic music artists and producers like Metro Boomin, TroyBoi, J-Cush, MODESELEKTOR, and TOKiMONSTA. … [Read more...] about Int’l, local female DJs celebrate Women’s Day

The Bat (Doi) Pagoda, also known as Ma Toc or Mahatup, is located about 3 km southeast of downtown Soc Trang Town in Ward 3. The pagoda is a place of worship for devout Buddhists, most particularly from the Khmer community. It is also a social space for the community where traditional festivals are held. … [Read more...] about A Khmer tribute to the Buddha in the Mekong Delta

The Chiang Mai-based rock band Dirt Doll will have their debut performance at Hanoi Rock City (HRC) in Hanoi tomorrow. — Photo courtesy of Dirt Doll's Facebook Consisting of Thai and American musicians, Dirt Doll combine drum, bass, guitar and vocal. The band performs a diverse repertoire from punk rock to new wave, ska and indie. … [Read more...] about Chiang Mai rock band debuts in capital

The artworks should be relevant to artistic materials of the five traditional music genres, namely chầu văn (spiritiual singing), ca trù (ceremonial singing), quan họ (love duets), tuồng (classical drama) and chèo (traditional operetta). … [Read more...] about Residency programme to combine contemporary music, heritage