Concert Program
The Summer 96 Concert is the largest, most elaborate concert in the
history of Vietnamese entertainment in Northern California. This concert
will showcase many of the biggest names and rising stars in the Vietnamese
music industry. Summer 96 concert will feature all live audio (live voice)
with music provided by the well regarded band, The TRANZ.
Summer 96 Concert incorporates the directoral talents of many well known
producers and directors. The program is high lighted by the appearance
of Northern Californias most beautiful and talented Ao
Dai pageant winners and runner-ups in a dynamic fashion show.
The San Jose Arena is chosen because of its
state of the art in audio technology and its acoustic quality. Billed as
one of the Bay areas best location for concerts and entertainment venues,
the Arena has hosted Barbara Streisand on her return concert, Yanni, Depeche
Mode and many others.
Tickets are divided into three types, VIP pass,
First Class and General Seating. All seats are guaranteed. The staff at
the arena will provide professional and courteous arrangements. Advanced
purchase is recommended for optimal seating.
The well orchestrated programming of Summer 96 Concert is divided into
two halves.
PART I from 7:30 to 10:00 PM will include:
Performances by various artists
Comedy skits
Fashion show
PART II from 10:00 to 12:00 PM features:
Spectacular lighting
Dancing
Sounds and lights technology are provided by 3-B and VEN productions.
The concert is partly sponsored by ATT,
San-Jose Hilton, Viet-American Forum,
KNTV Channel 11, Chuong Vang Radio Program,
Metro and Thoi Bao newspaper.
You can request your favorite song(s) to your
favorite artist(s) by sending us your song list here.
We'll try our best to get the most requested songs performed at the concert.
| ABOUT THE PERFORMERS | ||
| Khanh Ha | Tuan Ngoc |
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| Khanh Ly | Don Ho | |
| Huong Lan | Henry Chuc | |
| Dalena | Hoang Nam | |
| Ngoc Hue | The Son | |
| Thuy Vi | Le Toan | |
| Ngoc Anh | ||
| Thanh Van | ||
| Cay Cuoi: Hoai Linh | ||
| M.C. Nguyen Ngoc Ngan | ||
| Ban Nhac: The Tranz |