
Đăng Khôi
Đăng Khôi (Nguyễn Đăng Khôi) is a V-pop singer who focuses on ballad and R&B, active since 1999. He is a familiar face of the 2000s generation of singers, with a steady series of album releases and the Promising Young Male Singer award at Làn Sóng Xanh (Green Wave) 2007.
Career story
Đăng Khôi began singing in 1999 with the group Newstars, then joined the group Con Trai in 2002. In 2003 he released his debut album “Thật lòng yêu em”, starting a continuous run of albums with “Khôi” (2004), “Từ Bắc… tới Nam” (2005), “Thiên đường vắng em” (2006) and “Ngày nhớ đêm mong” (2007).
2007 was a milestone, when Làn Sóng Xanh gave him the Promising Young Male Singer award. In 2009 he performed as a guest at the 2009 Korea Music Festival in Korea and held his first solo live show, “Đăng Khôi live”, at the end of the year.
Beyond music, he acted in the feature film “Khi người ta yêu” (2004) and appeared on many television game shows. In 2024 he joined Anh Trai Vượt Ngàn Chông Gai season 1 on VTV3, performing from the debut round to the final, and the same year released “Ông cố nội visual”.
Babyface Entertainment, a Vietnam casting agency since 2009, helps brands, agencies and production houses book Đăng Khôi for commercials, TVCs, key-visual shoots, events and KOL campaigns, working through the artist’s management to confirm availability and fees.
Awards · titles
Đăng Khôi's signature award is Promising Young Male Singer at Làn Sóng Xanh 2007, recognizing a period when he released albums regularly and had a large young audience.
Award names are kept in Vietnamese as officially published. Linked items open the original press report.
Albums · discography
- 2003Thật lòng yêu em (Vol 1)
- 2004Khôi (Vol 2)
- 2005Từ Bắc... tới Nam (Vol 3)
- 2006Thiên đường vắng em (Vol 4)
- 2007Ngày nhớ đêm mong (Vol 5)
- 2008Tình đầu không nguôi (Vol 6)
- 2009Hoa hồng tuyết (Vol 7)
- 2012Gửi em lời xin lỗi (Vol 8)
- 2024Ông cố nội visual
Sources · references
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_Me_by_Fire_Vietnam_season_1
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