Khalid: It's Always Summer Somewhere
Khalid brings his R&B and pop catalogue to UOB LIVE on It's Always Summer Somewhere.
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Khalid brings his R&B and pop catalogue to UOB LIVE on It's Always Summer Somewhere.
Ink Waruntorn pairs synth-pop with a symphony orchestra across two evenings at UOB LIVE.
Numlabs leads a vinyl session of deep tech, house and techno at Culture Cafe.
DOTT and Rhom Omit share the decks for an overnight house-and-techno session at Elsewhere.
The Waldorf Astoria's Thai restaurant, with a current menu organised around the range of Thai flavours.
A Lang Suan jazz bar with a theatrical interior inspired by the atmosphere of the 1920s.
A theatre above Siam Square One, hosting concerts, stage programmes and intimate fan events in central Siam.
The Muang Thong Thani arena used for major international tours, Thai concerts and large fan events.
A Silom nightlife address hosting club nights and themed parties in the city's LGBTQ+ bar district.
The eighth One Day 1000 Photos exhibition brings a photographic installation to MMAD Srinakarin.
Sound, projected imagery and bodies meet in a performance about power, resistance and social memory.
The Color Mixing Group pays tribute to art educator Aree Soothipunt through work by his students.
A SiamPic concert revisits songs associated with Thai songwriter Nitipong Honark.
Pop Pongkool and Oat Pramote share the stage at Paragon Hall for two performances.
LYKN's Reflexion concert takes place over three evenings at IMPACT Arena.
Korean and Thai bands share a UOB LIVE bill featuring HYUKOH, ONEWE, Paper Planes, EVAN and MINSU.
Partok, OMOLOKO and Ouissam share a house-and-electro night at Horn on Silom Soi 4.
Yoel and MO bring Discovery Mammals to Elsewhere for a Friday-night programme of house and techno.
A high-floor Mexican restaurant at The Standard, with Francisco 'Paco' Ruano's cooking and a broad view across Bangkok.
A Cuban-inspired nightlife spot known for its telephone-booth entrance and dance-oriented evenings.
A live-event hall in The Street Ratchada complex, used for touring bands and special fan programmes.
Muang Thong Thani's exhibition halls host fairs, fan conventions and concert configurations separate from the arena.
A converted river barge for bands, DJs, markets and cultural gatherings on the Chao Phraya.