According to the organisers, the system recorded 5,729,323 visits from people seeking to register for tickets to the national concert “The Fatherland in Our Hearts”.
The figure underscores the programme’s exceptional appeal from the very first minutes. It also represents a sharp increase from the inaugural edition, held in Ha Noi in 2025, which recorded around 3 million visits during the ticket-registration period.
The massive volume of traffic in such a short period once again demonstrates the public’s strong interest in the national concert “The Fatherland in Our Hearts”. It also underscores the growing reach of the programme as a form of political and artistic expression following its first edition.
According to the plan, the national concert “The Fatherland in Our Hearts” will feature three interconnected artistic chapters combining music, visual imagery, and modern performance art.
The opening chapter, “One Nation, One Land”, will recreate key milestones in the nation’s history through music, imagery, and emotionally charged performances. It will be followed by “The Pride of Red”, which places the national flag at the centre, symbolising the pride, determination, and sacrifices of generations of Vietnamese people that have helped the country attain its position today.
The programme will conclude with “Fatherland in Our Hearts”, featuring a youthful, contemporary, and vibrant style. Contemporary artistic performances combined with the cultural colours of Viet Nam’s three regions are expected to create a space for community connection, where love for the homeland, gratitude, and national pride can spread strongly, particularly among younger generations.
Previously, in August 2025, Nhan Dan Newspaper hosted the national concert themed “Fatherland in Our Hearts” at My Dinh Stadium in Ha Noi to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (September 2). The programme attracted more than 50,000 spectators at My Dinh Stadium and millions of viewers across digital platforms.
