Following its resounding debut at My Dinh Stadium, the second edition of “The Fatherland in Our Hearts” comes to Ho Chi Minh City with a new setting and a fresh narrative. More than 5.7 million registration requests and the exhaustion of all online tickets in just one minute and 27 seconds demonstrate the exceptional appeal of a political art programme that conveys history and the nation’s sacred values through the language of the modern age. 

The national concert “The Fatherland in Our Hearts” in Ho Chi Minh City will take place at 8 pm on August 23, at Van Phuc Urban Area in Ho Chi Minh City, jointly organised by Nhan Dan Newspaper. The event has set a record with 5,729,323 online ticket registration requests, with all free tickets issued within one minute and 27 seconds of the ticket portal opening, a sharp increase from the first edition held in Ha Noi in 2025.

Just 1 minute and 27 seconds after registration opened, all tickets available online for the national concert themed “Fatherland in Our Hearts” in Ho Chi Minh City had been claimed.

As the Music Director of the political-art program “To quoc trong tim” (Homeland in our hearts), composer Nguyen Huu Vuong has discovered the “key” to creating a distinctive identity for this “national concert,” one that resonates with melodies of patriotism and the spirit of national pride.

Like an artistic rendezvous, the beautiful melodies of the National Concert “Dieu Con Mai” (Things Everlasting) 2025 will once again resound on National Day, September 2. The programme will be broadcast live on Viet Nam Television, featuring many renowned singers.

On these days, the heroic atmosphere of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (September 2) is spreading strongly across the country. This is also the time when a series of special political and artistic programmes are organised, contributing to igniting patriotism and pride among the people of Viet Nam.

As the “To quoc trong tim” (Homeland in Our Hearts) concert draws near, the public’s excitement for the performances featured in the programme continues to grow. For many audience members, this is not only an opportunity to share in the patriotic heartbeat, but also a moment to unite under the national flag and raise their voices with the familiar line in the national anthem: “Doan quan Viet Nam di...” (The Vietnamese army marches…).