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Hanoi Rock City-January 2024
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Jan 4, 2025

　　Hanoi Rock City is tucked away down a residential lane about 7km north of the city near Tay Ho, but it’s a journey well worth taking for reggae, Hanoi punk and regular electronica nights. A few international acts swing by, so check the website or https://tnhvietnam.xemzi.com for listings.

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