Mỹ Anh has discussed the pressures surrounding her first US tour after six years of professional work. Speaking with presenter Quốc Trí in a Thanh Niên interview, she described the trip as an important career milestone accompanied by intense pre-show nerves.
Her account of performance anxiety
The singer said nervousness sometimes made her repeatedly nauseous and even consider leaving before a show. Her commitment to music and encouragement from audiences helped her continue. This is her description of a personal experience, not a clinical diagnosis.
She also spoke about her mother Mỹ Linh worrying while she performed abroad. The details reflect Mỹ Anh's account of family support during a new stage in her career. She sees the tour as a chance to move beyond personal limits as well as an opportunity to perform.
Earlier releases and future hopes
Born in 2002, Mỹ Anh is the youngest daughter of composer Anh Quân and singer Mỹ Linh. She began professional releases in 2020 with Got You. Her performance of Real Love on The Heroes 2021 increased recognition among younger listeners.
During the interview, she addressed her imagined self ten years later, at 34. She hoped for a happy family life, greater confidence and the courage to continue pursuing her interests. These are personal wishes, rather than confirmed family plans.
She also promised a Vietnamese version of Phases Of The Moon in the near future. No specific release date was given. The conversation links her musical beginnings with how she hopes to develop after performing overseas.