Mỹ Tâm See The Light Day 2 in Ho Chi Minh City: prices, the seat map, and two sold-out sale rounds

What has been announced

• Event: Mỹ Tâm Live Concert – See The Light Day 2, by the Vietnamese singer Mỹ Tâm. Organisers: MT Entertainment × inD Communication.
• Date: Saturday 21 November 2026. Doors and start time are not announced.
• Venue: Vạn Phúc City (Khu đô thị Vạn Phúc), Ho Chi Minh City. Where the stage and the gates are within it is not announced.
• Official ticket channel: CTicket (cticket.vn) only.
• Early sale: Thursday 15 October 2026, 11:00 Vietnam time.
• General sale: Wednesday 21 October 2026, 11:00 Vietnam time.
• Prices: the newspaper Tiền Phong reports that Mỹ Tâm announced 6 ticket tiers, the cheapest a standing area at 1,500,000 VND and the dearest SVIP at 4,600,000 VND. It does not give the other four prices.
• Not announced: the full price of each tier, the seating plan, and the limit per account.

Our show page follows the organisers’ announcements.

The early sale and the general sale

The organisers’ notice gives two times and nothing else. It does not say who the 15 October round is for, whether it needs anything (a membership, a code, a particular bank’s card), or how many tickets each round has.

At many large concerts the early round has its own conditions and takes most of the good seats. For See The Light Day 2 there is no sign yet either way. So do not wait for 21 October: prepare for 11:00 on 15 October, and watch Mỹ Tâm’s page and CTicket for the early round’s rules. The kinds of sale are explained in presales, general sales and other kinds of on-sale.

What Day 1 at Mỹ Đình tells you

See The Light Day 1 took place on the evening of 13 December 2025 at Mỹ Đình National Stadium in Hanoi, before about 40,000 people, with 32 performances (Dân trí, VOV). According to VOV, Day 2 is not a copy of the Hanoi night: the music, staging and lighting are being adjusted for the Ho Chi Minh City venue.

The first night filled a national stadium, and this is the concert’s first time in Ho Chi Minh City. Prepare as if tickets go in minutes.

Dates to remember (Vietnam time, UTC+7)

• 15 Oct (Thu), 11:00, early sale on CTicket.
• 21 Oct (Wed), 11:00, general sale on CTicket.
• 21 Nov (Sat), See The Light Day 2 at Vạn Phúc City, Ho Chi Minh City. Time not announced.

Buying from abroad: 11:00 in Vietnam is 11:00 in Thailand, 12:00 in Singapore and Malaysia, 15:00 in Sydney, 9 pm the evening before on the US West Coast (14 and 20 October) and midnight on the US East Coast. The full table: on-sale times across time zones.

Before 11:00 on 15 October

• A CTicket account, created and logged in on cticket.vn before the day, with the email and phone number that will receive the tickets checked.
• Follow the official channels (Mỹ Tâm’s page, CTicket) for the early round’s conditions, the prices, the seating plan and the ticket limit as soon as they appear.
• One device, one browser: be on the page a few minutes before 11:00, and do not reload while you are in a queue.
• Decide the number of tickets, the tier and a second choice as soon as the seating plan is out, so you can choose the moment your turn comes.
• Payment ready: banking or wallet app logged in, with enough limit for the tickets you mean to buy.
• Going as a group: once the per-account limit is announced, work out how many accounts you need. See buying for a group.

More: preparing for an on-sale and buying concert tickets in Vietnam.

If you want someone to try for you

Message Tao Meo before 15 October to agree how many tickets, which tier, and which account they go on. When the organisers publish the early round’s rules, we will tell you if anything else is needed. We do not promise tickets; for a show this size nobody can. Every booking we have landed is on our booking confirmations page.

Beware of tickets offered before the sale

Before 11:00 on 15 October CTicket has issued no tickets, so anyone offering See The Light Day 2 tickets “in hand” now is selling something that does not exist yet. After the sale, resale offers will appear, and scams with them. The organisers have not published rules on transfers or ID checks at the gate; the show page will say when they do. Before paying anyone, read how to avoid ticket scams.