Creamfields Vietnam is scheduled to take place in Phu Quoc, southern Kien Giang Province, on Dec. 17, with Hardwell among many international artists to headline the event.

A promotional poster for EDM rave Creamfields Vietnam.

Hardwell, whose real name is Robbert van de Corput, is a Dutch Electro House, Big Room, and Progressive DJ and music producer.

The artist was crowned the No. 1 DJ by DJ Mag twice (2013 and 2014) and has remained in the Top 50 since 2011. He came in at 43th place in 2022's ranking.

He has a slew of high-energy progressive house and big-room dance hits under his belt, including "Call Me A Spaceman" and "Apollo". The music videos for these tracks currently have over 54 and 43 million YouTube views, respectively.

Billboard even praised the EDM "titan" for shaping modern dance music with his "unique melding of emotive vocalists and hard-hitting beats."

He has headlined many major festivals like Ultra and Tomorrowland, EDC and held residencies at top-flight venues in Las Vegas.

Also taking part in the event is the U.K.'s DJ Pink Panda, the Netherlands' Tim Hox and America's Slushii and duo Beauz. All have toured around the world and performed at many music festivals.

Ticket information is available via the festival website and Facebook page. A general admission ticket costs VND999,000 ($40.18).

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Source: VnExpress