Hanoi [Vietnam], September 19: Tung Duong officially announced his live concert 'Flying Towards the Sun', which will take place at My Dinh National Stadium (Hanoi) on December 19th. At the same time, the male singer will release his new album, marking 25 years in the profession.
This is the largest live concert in Tung Duong's 25-year artistic career. The male singer revealed that the show will feature approximately 30 performances, with nearly 40 pieces staged for the stadium space, along with a state-of-the-art stage system and performance technology.
Tung Duong after 25 years of singing.
"Flying Towards the Sun" wasn't chosen by Tung Duong as a career summary. It's a milestone for the artist to look back on his journey from a present perspective and continue moving forward. The 25-year journey of the 8X generation singer is retold through the works that made his name, while also featuring encounters with the younger generation and new musical styles.
Not only is Tung Duong the central figure on stage, but he also takes on the role of co-director, aiming to create a stage on a scale commensurate with this major milestone in his career. Sharing about the title of the live concert, Tung Duong said that everyone has their own sun. For him, it is the inner energy nurtured by music, family, love, homeland, gratitude. after 25 years of living life to the fullest with art.
Therefore, the word "fly" in the title of the live concert not only signifies conquest but also expresses a state of life: constant movement, constantly pushing beyond old limits, and continuously seeking uncharted creative territories. "I still want to go further in music, to try things I've never done before. But the further I go, the deeper I understand my roots and what truly matters to me," Tung Duong shared.
Besides songs associated with Tung Duong's artistic career, the concert also featured works that the male singer had never performed on stage before. For Tung Duong, the value of a song does not lie in whether it is "old" or "new".
He believes that a great work of art always has the potential to transcend time, be received, recreated, and given a new life by another generation. That is also the spirit Tùng Dương has pursued for many years: respecting established values ​​but not allowing himself to live in the comfort zone of the past.
Sharing more about his decision to hold a live concert at a stadium, Tung Duong admitted it was a challenge. He added: "I never think I'm at the peak, because there are still many things I need to improve and experience. With this scale, I hope to learn even more. What I think I need to bring to the public is a musical portrait of Tung Duong, along with my thoughts on life and my imaginings about it."
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper