1. A State of Trance Vietnam 2026 — The Biggest EDM Festival in Vietnamese History
Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026. Early access from 3 PM, GA from 4 PM. Runs late into the night.
Location: Van Phuc City, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City an outdoor urban venue built for large events. About 25–30 minutes by car from District 1
Price
Via astateoftrance.com/vietnam and Tixr (excluding service fees):
- Early Access (entry before 4 PM): USD 35
- General Admission Phase 1: USD 50
- Premium Viewing Deck (limited): USD 150
- Fan Stage (limited): USD 300
Private sale ran January 28–30; public sale opened January 31, 2026. Several tiers are already close to sold out book soon if you're still deciding.
Scale
This is the first ASOT Festival ever to come to Vietnam in the brand's 25-year history. Expected to be the largest EDM festival ever produced in Vietnam arena-level production, full international visuals, sound, and lighting.
Confirmed lineup: Armin van Buuren (World's No. 1 Trance DJ, 2025), Cosmic Gate, Ferry Corsten, Ruben de Ronde, Nifra, plus a rare once-in-a-lifetime F2F performance created specifically for this show.
What does the event bring:
- Main outdoor stage with arena-level production.
- Premium Viewing Deck elevated area with full-venue sightlines.
- Fan Stage almost along side the DJ booth, a perspective that costs $500+ in Europe.
- Bars, food trucks, and lounge zones throughout the site.
What this festival means
A State of Trance (ASOT) started in 2001 as a radio show by Armin van Buuren, broadcasting weekly to over 80 countries. 25 years later, it's the world's largest trance festival brand, staging shows in Rotterdam, Ibiza, Poland, Mexico, US, India...
ASOT Vietnam 2026 is the only Southeast Asia stop of the 25-year anniversary tour. It's a milestone that confirms Vietnam has matured into a market that can host a world-class EDM production. Vietnamese fans previously had to fly to Singapore, Bangkok, or Kuala Lumpur to see artists like Armin.
For long-time trance fans, this is a bucket-list moment. For newcomers, it's the best way to understand why one DJ for six hours can keep 20,000 people moving.
Notes & Tips
- 18+ event. Bring ID or passport.
- Ride-hail is mandatory Van Phuc City has parking but no taxis for an hour or two after the show. Book Grab/Xanh SM before the set ends, or split a ride with new friends.
- Rain can hit anytime in June bring a thin poncho and waterproof shoes. The festival is outdoor and uncovered.
- Eat before you go festival food is pricey and has long queues.
- Earplugs they don't ruin the experience, they protect your ears. A six-hour DJ set at 110 dB is nothing to mess with.
- Don't bring: glass bottles, weapons, drones, professional DSLR cameras (may be confiscated check policy first).
- Charge a power bank you'll definitely need to call a ride home.