The
Hue
Festival,
a
biannual
cultural
event
to
be
held
next
month,
will
feature
contemporary
pop,
rock
and
flamenco
music
in
order
to
attract
young
audiences.
"Many
audience
members
feel
that
the
event
is
for
traditional
culture
and
old
values.
So
we're
making
an
effort
not
to
exclude
young
people,"
said
Huynh
Tien
Dat,
deputy
director
of
the
Hue
Festival
Centre,
which
is
organising
the
event.
Bands
from
many
countries,
including
Britain,
France,
Germany
and
Japan,
will
perform
every
night
during
the
week-long
festival
at
An
Dinh
Palace,
located
on
the
southern
bank
of
the
Perfume
River
opposite
the
former
Imperial
Citadel.
They
include
Micachu
from
England,
Stoffer
and
Maskinen
from
Denmark,
Gasandji
from
Congo
and
Tararam
from
Israel.
Deep
Blue,
which
performs
unique
music
on
violin
and
violoncello
and
participated
in
Australia's
Got
Talent
in
2011,
will
also
be
on
stage.
Flamenco
will
be
performed
by
Ha
Noi
bands
Lang
Du,
Nam
Dong
Ke
and
Co
La
and
French
songs
belted
out
by
Dang
Lan.
Dat
said
a
rock
show
that
resembles
Rock
Storm,
a
live
performance
tour
around
the
country
by
Vietnamese
rock
bands,
would
also
take
place
at
the
event.
Mui
Ne
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