Australian singer Dean Lewis holds
exclusive concert at RMIT Vietnam
The most popular Australian
Australian singer Dean Lewis
made a stop in Vietnam during his
world tour, which attracted over
2,000 people on August 23.
The ARIA award-winning singer is
Australia's most streamed singer-
songwriter in the world, with more
than 10 billion streams. He was also
the most popular Australian artist
on TikTok in 2022.
Dean Lewis made a stop in Vietnam
He is currently on his "The Future
is Bright" world tour, having
already played sold-out stadium
shows in Australia, New Zealand,
and Europe, where he was also a
headliner at the Lollapalooza
music festival in Paris.
The set at RMIT University’s
Saigon South campus in HCMC
came as a surprise announcement
shortly ahead of the Asian leg of
Dean Lewis's tour, which consists
of shows in Singapore, Kuala
Lumpur, Bangkok, Hong Kong,
and Shanghai. This is also his first
time performing in Vietnam.
According to Lewis, he has always
wanted to travel the world, and he
is lucky to get to do it now as an
artist. When the invitation came to
go to Vietnam for this exclusive
show for RMIT students, he
immediately said yes.
"As exhilarating as playing
big stadiums and big venues
can be, I always love an
intimate show. And the
audience at RMIT was
nothing but welcoming. It
was a pleasure to meet and
connect with them," Dean
Lewis said.
RMIT Vietnam Pro Vice-
Chancellor and General Director,
Professor Claire Macken, said that
the concert was a wonderful
opportunity to bring together a top
Australian artist and the young
people of Vietnam through the
universal language that is music.
Experiences for our students
"We are proud to be a leading
international university in
Southeast Asia that offers
exceptional world-class
experiences for our students. This
show was an periods of that.
Having it take place during the
monumental 50th year of
Australia-Vietnam relations makes
it even more special."
Besides playing a repertoire of
chart-toppers including "Be
Alright", "How Do I Say Goodbye",
"Waves" and "Half a Man", Lewis
also performed his latest single "In
a Perfect World" with RMIT
Bachelor of Applied Science
(Aviation) student Nguyen Tri
Thuc, who is also a contestant on
Vietnam Idol 2023.

Thuc decided to compose a new verse

The duet originally featured
Grammy-nominated American singer-
songwriter Julia Michaels on
vocals.For the live version at RMIT, a
university-wide periods was held to select
a student to perform with him.In his
audition tape, Thuc decided to
compose a new verse to add his own
touch to the song and
subsequently won the chance to sing
with Lewis.

Lewis also took part

Lewis also took part in a live periods in front of an audience of RMIT
students, where he talked about his creative process and experiences with
mental health, grief, and social media.

The Australian artist will next embark on the U.S. leg of his world tour with
over 30 headlining shows from September to November 2023.

Lewis has achieved seven platinum-certified hits with over 100,000 copies
sold each. He has also reached 17.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify and
1.07 billion total views on YouTube.

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