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Bangkok Concerts & Festivals 2026

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Bangkok's complete 2026 guide to concerts, live music and festivals — a calendar of 220+ upcoming shows across IMPACT Arena, Voice Space, Speakerbox, and 30+ venues. Every event links straight to the official ticket source.

From intimate livehouse gigs on Sukhumvit and club nights in Silom to theatre stages around Siam and stadium-scale shows at Rajamangala — spanning indie, rock, hip hop, techno, T-pop and K-pop — listings are aggregated daily from Ticketmelon, Thai Ticket Major, Eventpop and every other Thai ticketing platform.

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Monster Music Festival 2026
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Monster Music Festival 2026

Jul 25 - Jul 26, 2026 Queen Sirikit National Convention Center
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Common questions about live music in Bangkok

How much do concert tickets cost in Bangkok?

Most ticketed shows run about ฿350 to ฿1,800, with a median around ฿700. Small livehouse and bar gigs start near ฿300 — and many charge no cover at all — while major K-pop and international tours range from ฿4,000 to ฿15,000 or more. See the full price breakdown by show type.

Is live music free in Bangkok?

Often, yes. Bars and livehouses like Saxophone Pub, Brown Sugar and The Rock Pub usually have no cover charge — you order food and drinks, and that's the deal. Ticketed concerts and tours need advance booking, starting around ฿300 for small shows.

Can I buy concert tickets at the door in Bangkok?

For small livehouse and bar shows, yes — cash or PromptPay QR, almost always. Mid-size and large venues (Lido Connect and up) mostly sell out in advance, and K-pop and major international tours sell out in pre-sales, so book ahead.

What time do concerts in Bangkok actually start?

Doors usually open about an hour before the listed time. Major international tours start within 30 minutes of schedule; local livehouse shows can run 30 to 60 minutes late. Festival running orders are loose — check the day-of schedule.