Background Music for Restaurants in Vietnam
Fully licensed, professionally curated background music for restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang.
Music That Shifts With Service
A restaurant’s music needs to shift with service — a different tone for lunch than for a late dinner service. MUSICVYBE’s daypart scheduling handles that transition automatically, under a single subscription that covers all six commercial music rights required for legal use in a Vietnamese dining venue. Read the guide to background music licensing in Vietnam.
Why Restaurants Choose MUSICVYBE
- Service-Matched Curation — lunch, dinner, and late-night service each get their own tempo and tone
- Full Six-Rights Coverage — no gaps left by VCPMC or RIAV public performance licences alone
- Zero Admin for Front-of-House — curation and scheduling are handled centrally
Licensing for Restaurants Under Decree 134/2026/NĐ-CP
Restaurants are named explicitly among the business types covered by Vietnam’s updated royalty-calculation framework, effective 1 July 2026. Reproduction and master/recording rights sit outside what VCPMC and RIAV licences are structured to cover, which is why direct licensing is required for full compliance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are restaurants covered under Decree 134/2026/NĐ-CP?+
Yes. Restaurants are named explicitly among the business types subject to the updated royalty-calculation framework, effective 1 July 2026.
Does MUSICVYBE curate differently for lunch versus dinner service?+
Yes. Playlists are daypart-scheduled to match the tempo and tone of each service period automatically.
What rights does a restaurant need to legally play background music in Vietnam?+
All six commercial music rights — public performance of composition, public performance of sound recording, reproduction, master/recording, and publishing rights, plus the performers’ right to be paid.