Hanoi Sound Stuff is a three-day celebration of electronic music and environmental awareness taking place in the Vietnamese capital next month.

Music lovers in Hanoi next month can look forward to the forthcoming Hanoi Sound Stuff Green Space Festival.

Taking place on March 26th, 27th and 28th at the Giang Vo Exhibition Centre, the event is a celebration of music and culture featuring artists and performers from around the world.

The festival is now in its third year and the organisers have promised a particularly diverse bill for 2010, showcasing over 70 artists from 14 different countries.

Electronic music is set to be the main focus of Green Space, with DJs from Vietnam, Thailand, Israel, Hong Kong, Australia and Europe due to entertain the crowds in the Vietnamese capital.

According to dance music website Resident Advisor, confirmed artists include Austrian DJ Hans Kulisch, Katenan Juntimathorn of Thailand and Australia's Jamie Lloyd.

Another aspect of the festival is its aim to promote environmental awareness, as various green organisations will be represented during the three days.

As well as the busy schedule musical performances, film screenings and other forms of entertainment such as silent discos, there will be a number of environmental workshops taking place as part of the programme.

The organisers are expecting 10,000 people to enjoy this year's festivities, with tickets priced at 70,000 ($3.78).