Da Lat live music: Mây Lang Thang and Lululola show dates and ticket prices

Mây Lang Thang and Lululola offer different kinds of live music in Da Lat. If you want to hear a particular singer, pick a night from Mây Lang Thang’s schedule in Mang Lin. If you’d rather have dinner first and then an acoustic band, look at Lululola’s 7:30 p.m. nights.

Da Lat live music: Mây Lang Thang or Lululola?

Choose by the artist you want to hear, the evening you have free and how far you’ll travel back to your hotel.

• You want to hear a particular singer and have a Friday or Saturday evening free: Mây Lang Thang. Confirm the start and end time of your night before booking transport there and back.
• You’re staying in the center and would rather not travel far after dark, or you’re free midweek: Lululola.
• Traveling with children: one venue charges by height, the other by age (see the policy section).

Mây Lang Thang: show dates and start times

All 13 Da Lat nights were on sale on the official site as of October 15, 2026:

Confirm the start time

Times on the booking site don’t match: the show list and each show page display “10:00” for every Da Lat night, while the event data built into those same pages says 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Confirm the start and end times of your chosen show before booking dinner or arranging your ride home, and ask for the gate time; if you’re taking the shuttle, also ask for the pickup and drop-off times.

Prices and seats

Open the booking page for your chosen date to compare seating zones and ticket prices. The site says prices include VAT, with 5% off orders of 10 seats or more and 10% off 20 or more.

What’s on at Lululola, and what does it cost?

Lululola’s official schedule listed only “Acoustic Live Band” nights, 7:30-9:30 p.m., from October 16 to November 1, with no shows on Tuesdays; the schedule poster gives the venue as 32/2 3/4 Street. No guest-singer nights were listed. A 7:30 p.m. show starts after dark, so don’t book it for the sunset.

The booking page says the charge includes a drink and VAT, while Lululola’s general terms say listed prices exclude 8% VAT, so check the final amount (“Số tiền cần thanh toán”) before paying. Seats marked “ghế ẩn” on the seating plan are labeled as having an obstructed view of the stage.

How do you get there and back at night?

Mây Lang Thang in Mang Lin

If you choose Mây Lang Thang, confirm the pickup time and the end time before booking your ride back.

• Shuttle bus: VND25,000 per person, limited seats, from Phở 16 at “Khu quy hoạch thể thao”; ask the venue for the exact map pin. Add seats in the booking form. The shuttle fee is non-refundable and cannot be carried over to another date. Departure times are not published, so ask for them.
• Riding a motorbike yourself: the way back is on suburban hill roads after dark, possibly in rain in October; if you’re not used to that, take the shuttle or a taxi. See renting a motorbike in Da Lat and our Da Lat travel tips.
• Taxi or ride-hailing: arrange the return pickup with your driver, or save a taxi number, before the show.

Lululola on 3/4 Street

The venue is in central Xuan Huong Ward, so a taxi or ride-hailing car is the simplest option. The show ends at 9:30 p.m.; book your ride back in advance if you’re staying farther out. Search Google Maps for “Lululola, 32/2 Đường 3 Tháng 4” and enter your hotel as the starting point to check the route and travel time.

Where should you buy tickets?

Book on each venue’s own site: maylangthang.com.vn (its terms say discount codes work only when booking directly there) and lululola.com.vn (given as the booking address on the schedule poster). Lululola’s terms also mention Booking.lululola.vn; if you land on any other address, check with the hotline before paying.

• Pick the right city. Mây Lang Thang’s SOL 8 stage in Hanoi has shows on some of the same dates as Da Lat (October 31, November 6 and 28, December 26) with different singers. Da Lat shows have “ĐÀ LẠT” in the title and “Mây Lang Thang | Đà Lạt” as the venue. Lululola’s site also lists Phan Thiet and Saigon.
• Have payment ready before choosing seats. Mây Lang Thang requires online payment within 15 minutes. The Lululola booking page shows a 05:00 seat-hold timer, although its terms say 15 minutes.
• Check who you’re paying. Lululola takes payment by QR code through the EcoPay gateway, to an account named “LULULOLA SHOW,” then emails a confirmation you use to check in. If the name is different, or you’re asked to transfer to a personal account, stop and ask through the official channels.
• Be careful with resold tickets. Look-alike pages and accounts offering tickets “for transfer” are not the organizers’ sales channels. Lululola says it won’t handle disputes over transferred tickets or tickets not in the buyer’s name.

Published contacts (checked October 15, 2026): Mây Lang Thang hotline and Zalo 0912 946 549 and 0912 966 549, email [email protected]; Lululola hotline 0886 998 966, Zalo 0969 998 966 (messages only), email [email protected]. If you need help writing in Vietnamese, use a translation app and ask the venue to confirm the date, start time and total price in writing.

Refunds, children and rain: what are the rules?

Ask customer service which shows will accept your credit before choosing a replacement date. Mây Lang Thang has terms covering shows that are suspended. With Lululola, ask beforehand how it handles a show the organizers cancel or reschedule.

What was the May 2026 copyright case?

On May 16, 2026, Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security announced that its investigation police had opened five criminal cases against seven suspects for infringing copyright and related rights, under Article 225 of the Penal Code; the decisions were issued on May 15, 2026 (according to the ministry’s notice, in Vietnamese). The entities named include Lululola Entertainment Co., Ltd. and Mây Sài Gòn Co., Ltd.

The notice names Mây Sài Gòn Co., Ltd.; the Da Lat booking site names Mây Lang Thang Joint Stock Company. There isn’t enough basis to treat the two as the same company in this guide. On October 15, 2026, both official sites were still selling tickets, as in the tables above. We have not been able to verify any later stages of the proceedings. Under Vietnamese law, a suspect is presumed innocent until convicted by a court judgment that has taken legal effect.

What should you wear to an outdoor show?

Long-term averages put the nightly low at about 15.3°C (60°F) in October, 14.6°C (58°F) in November and 13.2°C (56°F) in December, with around 20 rainy days in October and about 6 in December (Wikipedia, from the Da Lat gazetteer). Check the forecast close to the date.

• Layers: a sweater or thermal top under a windproof jacket. Sitting still outdoors for two hours feels colder than walking around. Kids need a warm hat and a spare layer.
• Rain: October still often brings afternoon showers (see Da Lat weather in October). A light poncho packs smaller than an umbrella and doesn’t block the view of the people behind you; wear closed shoes with grip.

For layering by season, see what to wear in Da Lat; for mid-November, see Da Lat weather in November.

No tickets? Other places to hear live music

• Acoustic nights at Binh Minh Oi: the cafe at 89 Hoang Hoa Tham Street lists acoustic music from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on its Facebook page; the charge and reservations are covered in our Binh Minh Oi Da Lat guide.
• The jazz festival, November 6-8: the first two nights are on Lam Vien Square and in front of Hoa Binh Theater; the last is for invited guests. See our Da Lat Jazz Festival guide.

Mây Lang Thang’s November 6 and 7 nights fall on the same weekend as the jazz festival and the Lam Dong Trail race (November 6-8 at the Valley of Love, according to the race’s official site). If you’re coming that weekend, book your room early; see cheap hotels in Da Lat city center.

If you see a schedule change, a confirmed start time or new dates, let us know and we’ll update this page.