Da Nang EDM Party To Feature Top DJs

The event will top off the final performance of the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival.

The DEC’s organisers said the electronic dance music event, called ‘Let Your Colour Glow’, will highlight the beach city as a hub of entertainment, in line with the fireworks festival’s theme of togetherness and world peace.

Local dance music lovers, as well as stray tourists, will enjoy one of the most anticipated electronic dance music festivals with a lineup of techno and trance topped with stunning light shows at the 360 Futuristic Stage at East Sea Park.

Tu Na, a digital artist, will show off the performance of digital artworks of Hanoipunk and Saigonpunk on the stage.

Organisers said the annual electronic dance music events often lure thousands of visitors for a great party on the pristine beaches of Da Nang.

According to the city’s tourism department, nearly three million tourists visited the city in the first five months of this year, and the fireworks festival is expected to push numbers up even quicker during the summer holidays.

The city plans to transform the Han River into a spectacular river of light to create a series of amazing check-in sites for tourists along the river banks.

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