Rainbow Disco Club lands in Vietnam for two-day event at The Observatory

Rainbow Disco Club (RDC) is hosting its next event at Ho Chi Minh City's The Observatory (OBS) on October 17-18.

Following stops in Goa and Lisbon, plus an upcoming visit to Taipei, the long-running Japanese festival continues its 2025 tour with a diverse line-up featuring both established and emerging artists from the region.

Heavyweights like Phuong-Dan, Crue-L's Kenji Takimi, Zodiac Jakarta's Jonathan Kusuma, and RDC resident Sisi share the line-up with talents such as AAGUU, Kimoji, and Kugel.

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This marks the festival’s first time since its Korea takeover that it has booked a South Korean artist to be featured on the line-up.

Mixmag Asia spoke with Kugel, who hosts the Weird Circle parties at Nyapi and is a resident of the Japanese collective Future Terror.

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“As a DJ, every stage—big or small—has its own charm. The greatest advantage of a big stage is that it allows me to share my story with a wider and more diverse audience,” she shares.

“That’s why this invitation means so much to me, and I’m truly grateful for it,” she adds.

The Observatory will also feature its own artists, with BongBongQuayQuay and founder Hibiya Line performing on Day 1, followed by Datodeo on Day 2.

Tickets available here and at the door.

Daniela Solano is a freelance writer for Mixmag Asia, follow her on Instagram here.

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