Musician Nguyen Hung (left) and singer Vu captivated the audience with their performance of the song inspired by the recent hit film Mua do (Red Rain). The audience joined in on the chorus, "The war will end if I don't return. Mom, be happy, you have a heroic son." Vu's military uniform evoked memories of his time as an English lecturer at the Commando Officer Training School.

Bui Cong Nam sang a series of songs: "Chua te" (Lord), "Tim duoc nhau kho the nao" (How hard it is to find each other), "Tien hay lui" (Advance or retreat), and "Nho mai chuyen di nay" (Missing this journey forever). He gained more fans after the show Anh trai vuot ngan chong gai (Brother overcomes thousands of obstacles) and the reality series Gia dinh Haha (Haha Family).

Vu Cat Tuong evoked national pride with the song "Ngan uoc mo Viet Nam" (A Thousand Vietnamese Dreams). The singer also performed "Vet mua" (Rain stains) and "Tung la" (Used to be) with the audience.

"Brother" Ryhder returned to the stage with his new song, "Sau con suy" (After the recession).

Huong Tram and Phan Manh Quynh performed their once-popular hit, "Em gai mua" (Rain sister).

"Indie Prince" Vu played guitar and sang his self-composed songs, including "Anh nho ra" (I remember), "Nhung loi hua bo quen" (Forgotten promises), and "La lung" (Strange).

Noo Phuoc Thinh was the closing act. He energized the stage with the song "Toi la mot ngoi sao" (I am a star). The singer also gifted some audience members with lanterns and mooncakes.