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Thai Boy Band QENRYX Heads to Vietnam for Special Show

Thai boy band QENRYX will fly to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam to perform a special show at the 'ÁN MẠNG XÉM HOÀN HẢO' event on October 8, 2026 at Galaxy Cinema Nguyễn Du. The five-member group aims to expand its international fanbase and showcase T-POP to Vietnamese audiences. All members THEERYN, CAPTAIN, JAYJAY, DIAMOND, and JIRUN are preparing the performance for the trip.

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QENRYX, a Thai boy band from Viral Hits Music Vision, is preparing to travel to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam to participate in the 'ÁN MẠNG XÉM HOÀN HẢO' event and deliver a special performance for fans on October 8, 2026 at Galaxy Cinema Nguyễn Du.

This marks another important step for QENRYX as they expand their fanbase internationally after receiving strong response and interest from Vietnamese fans. All five members—THEERYN, CAPTAIN, JAYJAY, DIAMOND, and JIRUN—are set to fly to Vietnam to showcase a special show that conveys the group's energy, cheerfulness, and unique identity.

The trip offers QENRYX an opportunity to present T-POP to overseas audiences. The members intend to deliver a performance that leaves a lasting impression and creates memorable moments together with their Vietnamese fans.

Since their debut in Thailand, QENRYX has continued to advance as a new-generation artist under Viral Hits Music Vision's concept of 'Music with Vision. Artists with Purpose.' aiming to push Thai music, talent, and potential onto the international stage.

Vietnamese fans are invited to get ready and meet QENRYX and enjoy the special show on October 8, 2026 at Galaxy Cinema Nguyễn Du in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

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