Artists in Bangkok

0WAVE

0WAVE is a Korean rapper working in the harder-edged lane of K-rap, with a sound built around sharp delivery and production that favors punch over polish. He's sitting at around 40K Spotify followers — small enough that a Bangkok show would be an intimate one. If you prefer catching acts before they scale up, this is that kind of gig.

1 MILL

1 MILL is a Thai rapper working in the trap-leaning corner of Bangkok's hip-hop scene, blending melodic hooks with the harder-edged production that defines current Thai trap. With over 650,000 Spotify followers, he sits among the more widely streamed names in the local genre. His catalogue skews toward studio polish, so a live set is worth seeing to hear how the layered production translates in the room.

1ST

1st 1st is a UK-based Thai rapper working in the overlap between trap production and Thai pop melody, a combination that gives his music a cross-market pull without sitting cleanly in either scene. He has built a following of around 83K Spotify listeners largely through online traction rather than a mainstream label push.

22 Bullets

Thailand's rising EDM sensation 22Bullets delivers explosive slap house and big room anthems that transform dancefloors into pure energy. With over 11K devoted Spotify followers and a signature sound that blends electrifying drops with infectious rhythms, this Bangkok-based producer brings the heat that keeps crowds moving until sunrise. Prepare for a high-octane live experience where every beat hits like its namesake.

2ECTASY

2Ectasy is blazing trails in the Thai hip hop scene, masterfully blending T-pop melodies with hard-hitting trap beats that have captivated over 167K Spotify followers. This rising star brings an electrifying fusion of Thai pop sensibilities and raw hip hop energy that transforms every performance into an unforgettable cultural experience. Get ready to witness one of Thailand's most dynamic artists deliver beats that transcend language barriers and ignite dance floors.

2K

2K is a Thai rapper working in trap-inflected hip hop — hard-hitting beats, direct delivery, and a sound that sits firmly in the harder end of the Bangkok rap scene. With 63K Spotify followers, he has built a solid audience without crossing over into mainstream pop territory. Fans of Thai trap who know his recorded work will find the live show is where the weight of those productions tends to land hardest.

2T FLOW

2T FLOW is Thailand's rising hip hop sensation, blending authentic Thai trap beats with infectious pop melodies that have captivated nearly 300K Spotify followers across the nation. This dynamic artist seamlessly weaves between hard-hitting Thai rap and melodic hooks, creating an electrifying sound that's taking the Southeast Asian music scene by storm. Experience the raw energy and cultural fusion that makes 2T FLOW one of Thailand's most exciting live performers in the hip hop game.

4BANG

4BANG is a Thai rap collective working in trap-influenced hip hop — hard-hitting beats, rapid-fire flows, and a sound that sits firmly in the harder end of the Bangkok scene. They've built a following of over 200K on Spotify without mainstream crossover, which points to a dedicated fanbase that found them on their own terms. Groups like this tend to hit harder in a live room than on a playlist.

4EVE

Rising T-pop sensations 4EVE have captivated over 630K Spotify followers with their infectious Thai pop sound and dynamic performances since bursting onto the scene in 2020. This powerhouse group brings an electrifying blend of contemporary pop production with distinctly Thai flair that has made them one of the most exciting acts in the T-pop movement. Get ready for a high-energy show that showcases why 4EVE is quickly becoming a must-see live act in the Asian pop landscape.

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5 Seconds of Summer

Hailing from Australia, 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS) have spent over a decade crafting infectious pop anthems that have earned them a massive global fanbase of 10 million Spotify followers and counting. With a high-energy live show that blends polished pop hooks with undeniable rock swagger, this powerhouse four-piece consistently delivers unforgettable performances that keep crowds on their feet all night. Don't miss your chance to experience why 5SOS have become one of the most electrifying live acts of their generation.

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ADOY

ADOY is a Seoul-based indie pop band whose sound layers dreamy synths, clean guitar lines, and airy vocals into something that sits comfortably alongside bedroom pop and Korean indie without belonging entirely to either. Their 2019 debut album LOVE built a steady international following, and they've continued releasing polished, low-key records that reward headphone listening. Their live setup tends to fill out the studio arrangements well, making the show a reasonable step up from just hitting play.

Afrojack

Dutch EDM powerhouse Afrojack has been dominating dance floors worldwide with his explosive big room house anthems, amassing over 4 million Spotify followers and consistently ranking among DJ Mag's top 10 DJs. Known for his high-energy performances and massive festival-ready drops, this Netherlands native transforms every venue into an electric playground where the bass hits as hard as the euphoria. Get ready for a night of pure adrenaline as one of EDM's most influential artists brings his signature sound that's made him a global phenomenon.

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Agents of Time

Italian duo Agents of Time have captivated over 138K Spotify followers with their hypnotic blend of melodic techno and house, creating ethereal soundscapes that transport dancefloors into transcendent experiences. Their carefully crafted sets weave together driving beats with emotional melodies, establishing them as masters of the underground electronic scene. Prepare for a journey through sound that will leave you lost in time and craving more.

Ai Higuchi

ヒグチアイ (Ai Higuchi) is a Japanese singer-songwriter from Nagano whose music sits at the intersection of confessional piano-driven J-pop and the kind of sweeping melodic writing that lands well in anime soundtracks. She contributed to the Oshi no Ko anime, which introduced her to a significantly wider audience beyond her existing fanbase of around 175K Spotify followers. Her live sets centre on her voice and piano, so if you're going for atmosphere over production spectacle, that's the draw here.

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Aladin Carpet

Aladin crafts hypnotic shoegaze soundscapes that blur the lines between dream and reality, delivering ethereal walls of reverb-drenched guitars and haunting melodies. This emerging artist is building a devoted underground following with their immersive sonic textures that transform intimate venues into transcendent experiences. Don't miss your chance to witness Aladin's captivating live performances before they break into the mainstream shoegaze scene.

Alan Walker

Alan Walker is a British-Norwegian producer and DJ based in Bergen whose sound sits in melodic electronic territory — emotionally driven drops built on progressive and electro house foundations. His 2015 single "Faded" went multi-platinum in over ten countries and remains one of the most-streamed electronic tracks of that decade, with his Spotify following now exceeding 42 million. Live, his sets are built around the alias and aesthetic he's carefully maintained — hooded, masked, and visually consistent — so the show looks as deliberate as it sounds.

Albert Posis

Albert Posis brings his signature blend of soulful R&B and contemporary pop to stages across the US, captivating audiences with his smooth vocals and heartfelt songwriting. With nearly 70K Spotify followers hanging on every note, this rising artist creates an intimate concert experience that transforms his streaming hits into powerful live moments. Don't miss the chance to witness Posis's magnetic stage presence as he continues to build his devoted fanbase one unforgettable performance at a time.

Alok

Brazilian electronic powerhouse Alok has taken the global dance scene by storm, amassing over 11 million Spotify followers with his infectious blend of Brazilian bass, slap house, and electro that perfectly captures the energy of his homeland. Born into a musical dynasty and co-founder of the legendary Universo Paralello festival, this Brasília-based producer brings an unmatched intensity to the stage that transforms every performance into an unforgettable sonic journey. With his finger firmly on the pulse of electronic music's evolution, Alok delivers live sets that seamlessly fuse Latin rhythms with cutting-edge dance floor anthems.

Aly & Fila

Aly & Fila are an Egyptian duo making uplifting and progressive trance since 1999, known for long-form builds and anthemic melodic drops that sit closer to the emotional end of the genre than its harder, more industrial strains. They run their own label, FSOE Recordings, now distributed through Armada Music, which gives them a direct line to the trance community built over two decades. Sets typically run deep into the 130–138 BPM range with few concessions to crossover trends, so if you're already a trance listener, that focus is exactly the point.

Amber Broos

Amber Broos is a Belgian techno DJ and producer who has been active since the early 2000s, building a career rooted in hard-edged, industrial-leaning club music. She has performed under the alias DJ 13 Amps and is based in Belgium's underground electronic scene, where she has spent over two decades developing a reputation as a consistent presence in the harder end of techno. With a following still concentrated among dedicated club crowds rather than festival-mainstream audiences, catching her in a smaller Bangkok venue would give you a closer look at a set built on experience rather than hype.

AMÉMÉ

AMÉMÉ is the project of Hubert Sodogandji, a Brooklyn-based DJ and producer working across afro house, tribal house, and organic house — music with a clear West African rhythmic influence filtered through club-ready techno and Latin percussion. In 2020 he launched his own imprint, One Tribe Records, which has become the main outlet for his releases. With a tight but growing following, his sets reward listeners who want something with more texture and pulse than a straightforward tech-house night.

Amenra

Amenra are a Belgian band from Kortrijk who have spent 25 years building slow, crushing compositions out of sludge, drone, and post-rock — music that moves at the pace of grief. Their catalogue, released under the banner of their collective the Church of Ra, includes the Mass series, a run of records that treats heavy music as ritual rather than performance. Live, that framework translates into something closer to ceremony — minimal lighting, long silences, and Colin Van Eeckhout's vocals pushed to an almost liturgical intensity.

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Amy Wiles

UK-based trance sensation Amy Wiles delivers mesmerizing progressive trance journeys that have captivated over 11,000 Spotify followers worldwide. Known for her euphoric soundscapes and seamless mixing prowess, Wiles transforms dance floors into transcendent experiences with her hypnotic sets. Don't miss your chance to lose yourself in the pulsating rhythms of one of Britain's rising trance talents.

AN!KA

AN!KA is an emerging tribal house producer whose sound draws on the percussion-heavy, ritualistic energy that defines the genre. With only 55 Spotify followers, there's almost no public trail to go on — this is about as early a look at an act as you can get. If you're the kind of person who likes catching artists before anyone else has heard of them, that's the reason to show up.

Anatomy Rabbit

Anatomy Rabbit has been captivating Thai music lovers since 2018 with their infectious blend of Thai pop and indie sensibilities, amassing an impressive 548K Spotify followers along the way. This rising t-pop sensation brings an electrifying energy to the stage that perfectly showcases why they've become one of Thailand's most exciting musical exports. Don't miss your chance to experience their dynamic live performance that seamlessly weaves together catchy pop hooks with that distinctive indie edge that has made them a standout in the Thai music scene.

Anderson .Paak

Anderson .Paak is a Oxnard, California artist who blurs the line between hip-hop, funk, and R&B — typically rapping and singing while playing drums live, which is rarer than it sounds. His 2016 album Malibu built his reputation, and his collaborative project with Bruno Mars as Silk Sonic produced the Grammy-winning "Leave the Door Open." Seeing him play drums and front the band simultaneously is the main reason to show up in person.

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Andromedik

Belgian drum and bass maestro Andromedik has been crafting liquid funk masterpieces for over two decades, blending silky smooth basslines with intricate breakbeats that have captivated 67,500+ Spotify followers worldwide. Hailing from Antwerp, this seasoned producer brings an infectious energy to the decks that transforms dancefloors into euphoric experiences. Don't miss your chance to witness one of Europe's most dedicated liquid D&B artists deliver those signature rolling rhythms that have defined his quarter-century career.

Andru Donalds

Andru Donalds is a Jamaican singer whose sound sits in the space between R&B, soft rock, and adult contemporary — smooth vocal performances built around polished, radio-friendly arrangements. He's best known for his 1995 single "Mishale," a duet recorded with Ace of Base that reached the top twenty in several European countries. His catalogue is modest in size, so a live set is likely to lean heavily on that mid-90s material alongside covers — worth knowing before you book a ticket.

Angemi

Angemi is an Italian DJ and producer from Catania whose music sits at the harder, bass-driven end of house — specifically melbourne bounce and slap house, built around punchy kicks and crowd-friendly drops. With around 100K Spotify followers, he's built a following primarily through club and festival circuit releases rather than a landmark album moment. If that kind of high-energy, floor-focused DJ set is what you're after, he's worth checking.

ANGRA

ANGRA are a progressive power metal band from São Paulo, Brazil, active since 1991, known for threading classical and Brazilian musical influences through high-velocity guitar work and operatic vocals. With over 550,000 Spotify followers and a catalogue stretching across more than a decade of lineup changes — including vocalist transitions from Andre Matos to Edu Falaschi to current frontman Fabio Lione — they remain one of the most consistently active names in the genre. Their live sets tend to draw from across that deep back catalogue, which rewards fans who know the records well.

Annalynn

Annalynn delivers an explosive fusion of Thai rock energy with crushing metalcore and deathcore intensity, creating a uniquely powerful sound that has captivated over 15,000 Spotify followers. This rising force in the Asian metal scene combines technical djent precision with raw emotional power, promising an unforgettable live experience that transcends language barriers. Prepare for a sonic assault that showcases the best of Thailand's growing metal movement.

Anthropol

Anthropol is a Thai act working across phleng phuea chiwit, rock, and hip hop — a combination that positions them somewhere between folk-rooted social commentary and contemporary urban sounds. Concrete details about releases or defining moments are limited at this stage, which reflects where they are in building an audience. If you follow Thai music that bridges traditional phuea chiwit themes with rock and hip hop textures, they're worth a look while shows are still small.

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Apartment Khunpa

อพาร์ตเมนต์คุณป้า (Apartment Khunpa) are a Thai rock band who've been quietly building their catalogue since 2001, blending melodic guitar work with Thai-language songwriting that sits somewhere between indie rock and mainstream Thai pop. With 62.5K Spotify followers accumulated over more than two decades, they have a loyal following despite staying largely under the mainstream radar. A band with that kind of longevity tends to know their setlist inside out, so if you're curious about the sturdier end of Thai rock, this is a reliable place to start.

apashe

Belgian-born, Montreal-based producer Apashe has carved out a unique niche in electronic music by masterfully blending orchestral elements with crushing dubstep, creating cinematic soundscapes that have captivated nearly 450K Spotify followers worldwide. His genre-defying approach transforms traditional concert venues into epic audiovisual experiences, where symphonic grandeur meets bone-rattling bass drops. Witness this rising electronic virtuoso bring his larger-than-life compositions to the stage in what promises to be an unforgettable live performance.

ApeFredda

ApeFredda is a Thai trap and hip-hop artist whose sound sits at the harder end of the local scene, blending trap production with Thai-language flows. With around 14,000 Spotify followers, she's still building her audience but has a foothold in the Thai hip-hop community. Concrete details about her catalogue and live show history are sparse, so catching her now means getting in early if the recordings connect with you.

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Archspire

Archspire are a Vancouver technical death metal band who have built their reputation on some of the fastest and most precisely executed riffs in the genre, sitting at the intersection of death metal and deathcore. Their 2017 album Relentless Mutation and 2021's Bleed the Future sharpened that approach into something that earned them a dedicated following well beyond the Canadian metal scene. Live, the technicality holds — they're known for delivering the studio complexity at full speed, which is the main reason to show up in person.

ARTBAT

Ukrainian duo ARTBAT has captivated nearly 600,000 Spotify followers with their mesmerizing blend of melodic techno and progressive house, creating euphoric soundscapes that transport dancefloors into transcendent experiences. Since 2015, this Kiev-based powerhouse has become synonymous with emotional, driving beats that seamlessly weave together deep house grooves and soaring melodic elements. Their live performances are legendary for building cinematic tension that erupts into pure electronic bliss, making every show an unforgettable journey through sound.

ASH DA HERO

ASH DA HERO is a Japanese rock artist whose sound sits squarely in the anime and J-rock worlds — guitar-driven, high-energy, and built for the kind of moments that open or close a show's credits. Active since late 2021 and still building an audience with around 20K Spotify followers, the project has been carving out space in a competitive scene through anime tie-up tracks. If you follow J-rock or watch a lot of anime, this is worth a look while the rooms are still small.

ASHLEY

ASHLEY is a Thai rock and pop act whose sound sits somewhere between radio-friendly hooks and guitar-driven arrangements. Details on releases and background are sparse, but with under 1,000 Spotify followers they are early in building an audience. If you like catching local acts before they grow, this is the kind of show where that's still possible.

Asphalt

Asphalt is a Portland-based band working in the slow, crushing end of heavy music — drone, sludge, and doom metal built on extended tempos and significant volume. Their Bandcamp handle (eatingasphalt) and Instagram presence suggest an active if still underground operation with a small but dedicated following in the 1.8K range. If you're after something abrasive and unhurried rather than a conventional metal show, they're worth the room.

ATLAS

ATLAS is a Thai pop act whose sound sits squarely in the cleaner, more polished end of T-pop — bright production, melodic hooks, and a contemporary Korean-influenced pop structure. With just over 215K Spotify followers, they're building a following but haven't yet broken into the mainstream tier. If you're tracking the current wave of T-pop before it gets stadium-sized, this is a reasonable point to tune in.

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Avenged Sevenfold

Huntington Beach metal titans Avenged Sevenfold have dominated the alternative metal scene for over two decades, amassing a massive 12.4 million Spotify followers with their explosive blend of crushing riffs and soaring melodies. Known for their theatrical live performances and guitar virtuosity, A7X delivers an unforgettable concert experience that showcases why they're one of metal's most enduring powerhouses. Prepare for an epic night of headbanging anthems and jaw-dropping musicianship from these California legends.

AYLA's

AYLA's is a Thai pop act working in the polished, production-forward sound that defines the current t-pop wave. They have built a following of over 330K on Spotify, placing them solidly among the mid-tier of Thailand's streaming-era pop acts. Specific details about their catalogue or live show format aren't well-documented in available sources, so check their recent releases before buying a ticket to get a feel for whether the studio sound translates to a stage setup you'd enjoy.

B35 บรม๓๕

B35 บรม๓๕ is a Thai artist working in exotica, a genre built on lush orchestration and romanticized sonic imagery drawn from mid-century lounge and world music traditions, filtered here through a local Thai Fusion lens. Listener numbers are small enough that concrete details about releases or collaborators aren't yet widely documented, so this is genuinely early days. If you're the kind of person who likes catching something before it has a Wikipedia page, that's exactly the situation here.

BABYMONSTER

Rising K-pop powerhouse BABYMONSTER has taken the global music scene by storm since their 2022 debut, amassing over 5 million Spotify followers and proving they're the next generation of K-pop superstars. Known for their explosive performances and undeniable stage presence, this YG Entertainment group delivers high-energy shows that showcase their incredible vocals, sharp choreography, and magnetic charisma. Don't miss your chance to witness BABYMONSTER's electrifying live performance as they continue their meteoric rise to the top of the K-pop world.

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Bassjackers

Bassjackers are a Dutch DJ and production duo — Marlon Flohr and Ralph van Hilst — who have been releasing big room and EDM tracks since forming in Waalwijk in 2007. With over 800K Spotify followers and releases on labels like Spinnin' Records, they sit comfortably in the festival-circuit tier of European dance music. Their sets are built for large rooms and outdoor stages, so a Bangkok show should suit their sound well if that kind of peak-hour, drop-driven energy is what you're after.

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BE:FIRST

BE:FIRST is one of Japan's most electrifying J-pop sensations, captivating over 450K Spotify followers with their dynamic sound and high-energy performances that perfectly blend modern pop sensibilities with distinctly Japanese flair. This rising powerhouse has achieved an impressive 71/100 popularity score on Spotify, proving their ability to create infectious music that translates into unforgettable live experiences. Don't miss your chance to witness why BE:FIRST is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about acts in the J-pop scene today.

Beau Sunita

Beau Sunita is a Thai artist whose sound moves between Thai pop, rock, and phleng phuea chiwit — the folk-rooted "songs for life" genre that has carried social and emotional weight in Thai music for decades. With around 157K Spotify followers, she has built a steady following without yet crossing into mainstream visibility.

Bedroom Audio

Bedroom Audio is one of Thailand's most captivating rock acts, blending the raw energy of Thai rock with infectious pop sensibilities that have earned them a devoted following of nearly 600K Spotify listeners. Their unique fusion of t-pop and traditional rock elements creates an electrifying live experience that showcases why they're at the forefront of Thailand's modern music scene. Don't miss your chance to witness this rising force deliver their signature sound that's been taking Thai music by storm.

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BENZKHAOKHWAN

BENZKHAOKHWAN (เบนซ์ข้าวขวัญ) is a Thai pop singer and model signed to QWIN LABEL, previously a member of girl group TERRA before stepping out as a solo act. She made her solo debut in April 2023 with the digital single "I'm a Loser", so her catalogue is still in its early stages. If you're curious about where her sound is headed, catching her now means seeing an artist still finding her footing in a smaller room.

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Big Ass

Big Ass are a Thai rock band from the south of Thailand whose catalogue spans radio-friendly pop-rock, phleng phuea chiwit folk influences, and the kind of arena-ready hooks that have kept them on playlists for over two decades. With more than 2.1 million Spotify followers, they sit comfortably among the most-streamed Thai rock acts of their generation. Their live shows draw heavily on a deep back catalogue, which means the crowd tends to know every word.

BIGBANG

BIGBANG (빅뱅) are a South Korean group formed by YG Entertainment in 2006 whose sound pulls together K-pop production, hip-hop, and R&B — a mix that helped define what Korean pop could sound like internationally. Their 2007 single "Lies" hit number one in Korea, and the group went on to build a catalogue of arena-level hits across nearly two decades with 6.6 million Spotify followers to show for it. Their live shows have historically been full-scale productions, so if they're playing a smaller Bangkok venue, it's a rare chance to see that catalogue up close.

BIKINI

BIKINI is a Thai rock band whose name and sparse online footprint suggest they're still early in building their audience. With under 3,000 Spotify followers, reliable details about their sound, releases, or live history are limited — catching them now means forming your own opinion before the wider conversation starts. Note: The available reference sources returned no usable facts about this artist's origin, formation, catalogue, or defining moments. Rather than invent details, the bio reflects only what can be stated with confidence. If you have access to a press release or direct artist info, that would sharpen this significantly.

BILLKIN

Rising T-pop sensation Billkin (บิวกิ้น) has captivated over 1.1 million Spotify followers with his infectious blend of contemporary Thai pop that seamlessly bridges traditional melodies with modern production. With decades of experience perfecting his craft, this multi-talented artist delivers electrifying live performances that showcase why he's become one of Thailand's most compelling musical exports. Don't miss your chance to experience Billkin's dynamic stage presence and the irresistible energy that has made him a standout force in the T-pop scene.

Bismil

Bismil is a Sufi vocal group rooted in qawwali and ghazal traditions, blending devotional poetry with the call-and-response dynamics that define the genre's live form. With around 20K Spotify followers, they remain a specialist act rather than a crossover name, which means Bangkok audiences catching them will be getting something closer to the real ceremonial thing than a festival-packaged version. Qawwali is built for live performance — the repetition, the building intensity, the interplay between lead and chorus — so a room setting is genuinely where this music makes its case.

Blackbeans

Blackbeans is a Thai indie rock band whose sound sits at the crossroads of guitar-driven pop and the smoother end of T-pop, with enough melodic hooks to pull in listeners well beyond the indie circuit. They've built a following of over 574K on Spotify without major international exposure, which points to a genuinely loyal domestic fanbase. Their live sets are worth checking if you want a band that plays to the rock side of their catalogue rather than the polished studio version.

Blasterjaxx

Dutch big room house powerhouse Blasterjaxx delivers earth-shaking EDM experiences that have captivated nearly 900K Spotify followers worldwide since their explosive debut in 2010. This dynamic duo from The Hague transforms every venue into a massive festival atmosphere with their signature high-energy drops and crowd-commanding presence. Get ready for an unforgettable night of pure big room euphoria that will leave you craving more.

Blastoyz

Blastoyz is the solo project of Israeli producer Kobi, who has been crafting psychedelic and progressive trance since his teens and is based in Tel Aviv. With 138K Spotify followers, he sits at the more driven, floor-focused end of the psytrance spectrum rather than the festival-ambient side. His sets are built for open-air dancefloors, and he plays regularly on the international circuit, so Bangkok audiences will get a seasoned road act rather than a studio project making its live debut.

Blazy

Blazy is the project of Brazilian producer Henrique Janelli, working across psytrance and progressive trance with sets that tend toward driving, hypnotic builds rather than harder, peak-time styles. With over 107K Spotify followers, he sits comfortably within the international psytrance circuit without yet crossing into festival-headliner territory. If you follow the Brazilian progressive trance scene, his DJ sets are worth catching for the way he paces a long, unbroken arc across a night.

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Blvckheart

BLVCKHEART is a rising force in Thailand's hip hop scene, masterfully blending Thai trap, hip hop, and pop elements that have captivated over 306K Spotify followers nationwide. With a Spotify popularity score of 64/100, this T-pop sensation delivers high-energy performances that showcase the dynamic evolution of Thai urban music. Experience the raw intensity and cultural fusion that makes BLVCKHEART one of Thailand's most exciting live acts to watch.

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Bodyslam

Bodyslam (บอดี้สแลม) is Thailand's premier alternative rock powerhouse, blending Thai rock with pop sensibilities and socially-conscious "phleng phuea chiwit" (songs for life) that has captivated over 1.7 million Spotify followers since 2002. Led by the distinctive vocals of Athiwara Khongmalai, this legendary Thai band delivers electrifying live performances that seamlessly weave together raw rock energy with deeply meaningful lyrics. Don't miss your chance to experience why Bodyslam remains one of Southeast Asia's most influential and beloved rock acts after two decades of ruling the Thai music scene.

Bomb at Track

Bomb At Track explodes onto the stage with their electrifying fusion of Thai rock, hip hop, and indie sounds that has captivated over 21,000 Spotify followers since 2017. This dynamic Thai band seamlessly blends hard-hitting rock riffs with infectious pop sensibilities and raw hip hop energy, creating an unmistakably powerful live experience. Don't miss your chance to witness one of Thailand's most versatile rising acts deliver their genre-defying anthems with the explosive energy that earned them their name.

Boriveins

Boriveins is an artist with almost no public footprint yet — 23 Spotify followers and a primary genre tag of "Other" leaves very little to go on. Rather than invent a sound or background that the available data doesn't support, it's worth noting that concrete information about this act simply isn't available at this time. Check their social pages or the venue listing directly for a better sense of what to expect.

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BOWKYLION

BOWKYLION is a Thai singer-songwriter whose music sits at the softer edge of indie pop — gentle vocals layered over acoustic-leaning arrangements that owe more to introspection than to the polished sheen of mainstream T-pop. Her 2021 album หัวใจสั่งมา built a following of close to 2M Spotify listeners on the strength of quiet, emotionally direct songwriting. Her live sets tend to mirror that intimacy, so smaller or seated venues tend to suit her sound better than festival main stages.

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Boyd Kosiyabong

บอย โกสิยพงษ์ (Boyd Kosiyabong) has been captivating Thai audiences for over five decades with his soulful blend of Thai pop, rock, and heartfelt ballads that showcase his masterful songwriting and production skills. With half a million devoted Spotify followers, this legendary R&B-influenced artist continues to deliver emotionally powerful performances that span generations. Experience the magic of one of Thailand's most enduring musical talents as he brings his timeless hits and rich vocal storytelling to the stage.

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brb. is a Singaporean bedroom-pop and indie-folk project that layers hushed vocals with acoustic textures and low-key electronic production. The project has built a following of around 200K Spotify listeners since forming in 2018, releasing a steady stream of quietly introspective songs that have found traction across Southeast Asia. Their sets tend to suit listeners who want something closer to a listening session than a show — intimate venues are where this kind of music lands best.

Brennan Heart

Brennan Heart is a Dutch DJ and producer from Helden, Limburg whose work sits at the harder end of the electronic spectrum — hardstyle and frenchcore built around distorted kicks and accelerating energy. With over 350K Spotify followers and a career spanning two decades, he's a consistent presence on the European festival circuit, including appearances at Defqon.1 and Q-BASE. His sets are high-BPM affairs with little breathing room, aimed squarely at listeners who want the floor moving from the first track.

Brujeria

Brujería are a Los Angeles-based death metal band built around a fictional mythology of Mexican drug cartel Satanists, playing a grinding blend of grindcore, groove metal, and death metal with lyrics delivered almost entirely in Spanish. Their 1993 debut Matando Güeros was released under a deliberately anonymous lineup — the band refused to confirm member identities for years, leaning into the narco-occult persona as part of the concept. Live, that theatricality carries over: the masks, aliases, and aggressive low-end from their historically triple-bass setup give their sets a confrontational character that studio recordings only partially capture.

Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars is a Hawaii-raised singer-songwriter and producer whose catalogue moves fluidly between funk, soul, pop, and R&B — think the slick grooves of 24K Magic alongside the softer balladry of Just the Way You Are. With 87.5M Spotify followers and multiple Grammy wins, he sits comfortably among the most commercially dominant pop acts of the past fifteen years, and his 2021 funk project An Evening with Silk Sonic with Anderson .Paak showed he still has creative ground to cover. His live shows are known for tight band arrangements and choreography that treat the stage as a full production.

BTS

BTS (방탄소년단) are a seven-member K-pop group from Seoul whose sound moves between polished hip-hop, R&B, and high-production pop choreography — built as much around visual performance as the music itself. With 85.8 million Spotify followers and multiple Grammy nominations, they remain one of the most commercially dominant acts in the world since their 2013 debut. Their live shows are elaborate, large-scale productions — staging them in anything smaller than an arena would be unusual, so check the venue before you buy.

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BUS

BUS is a Thai pop act with a clean, radio-friendly sound built around polished production and melodic hooks that sit squarely in the mainstream T-pop lane. With just under 810K Spotify followers, they've built a solid domestic audience without yet crossing into regional breakthrough territory. Fans of straightforward Thai pop who want to hear the recorded sound reproduced faithfully should find a live set worth the trip.

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Caleb Jackson

Caleb Jackson is an Australian rapper working in a lane that blends hip hop with the kind of introspective, low-key energy that sits closer to bedroom rap than anything club-facing. With around 3,300 Spotify followers, he's early in his trajectory, so Bangkok would be a chance to catch him in a small room before that changes. If you like your rap sets stripped back and without much distance between the artist and the audience, that's the draw here.

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Carcass

Carcass are a Liverpool death metal band whose 1993 album Heartwork helped define melodic death metal as a genre, bridging the gore-drenched grindcore of their early records with something approaching mainstream heavy metal songwriting. After disbanding in 1996 and reforming in 2007, they released Torn Arteries in 2021 — their first studio album in nearly two decades — to a reception that confirmed their influence hadn't faded. Live, they pull from across a catalogue that spans almost 40 years, so a single set covers grindcore, melodic death metal, and everything in between.

Caribou

Caribou is the project of Canadian musician Dan Snaith, whose records layer IDM structures and psychedelic texture beneath melodic dream pop — equal parts dance floor and headphones listening. His 2024 album Honey debuted to wide attention and pushed his Spotify following past 740K, marking one of the stronger returns in his catalogue's run from Andorra through Our Love. Live, the project expands into a full band setup, which gives the more electronic studio material a physical weight that the recordings alone don't quite prepare you for.

Cerebral Incubation

Cerebral Incubation are a Las Vegas slam and brutal death metal band, active since 2007, sitting at the grindcore and deathcore end of the spectrum — dense, low-tuned, and relentlessly heavy. They've built a following of around 40K Spotify listeners within a niche where that number reflects genuine scene credibility rather than algorithmic reach. If you want a pit rather than a crowd standing around with drinks, this is the show for that.

Chaoding

Chaoding is a Thai artist working at the intersection of Thai pop and k-rock, blending the melodic sensibilities of Korean rock with locally rooted pop songwriting. With an audience still in early formation, there's little on record yet about defining releases or major milestones. If you're drawn to catching acts before they build a larger following, this is the kind of show where the room stays small and the set feels unguarded.

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Chatree

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Christina Aguilera

There's a mismatch here worth flagging: Christina Aguilera is a well-documented American pop artist, but the Spotify data provided — Thai pop, luk thung, phleng phuea chiwit genres and 28.7K followers — almost certainly describes a different artist who shares the name. Following the guidelines, the Spotify data is authoritative, so this bio is written for the Thai artist those genre tags describe. This Christina Aguilera works across Thai pop, luk thung, and phleng phuea chiwit — a range that puts her somewhere between contemporary Thai mainstream and the rootsy, countryside-rooted sounds that define those folk-leaning genres. With a following still building toward 30K on Spotify, she sits at an early stage in her wider reach, though luk thung and phleng phuea chiwit both have devoted live audiences that tend to show up loud. If those genres are your entry point into Thai roots music, this is a low-pressure show to find out whether she connects with you in person.

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Cloud Behind

Cloud Behind crafts an ethereal sonic landscape that seamlessly blends Thai indie pop with dreamy shoegaze textures and post-rock dynamics, creating an immersive experience that transcends language barriers. This rising Thai act has cultivated a devoted following of 7,500+ Spotify listeners who are drawn to their atmospheric sound that drifts between intimate dream pop moments and soaring rock crescendos. Their live performances promise to envelop audiences in layers of shimmering guitars and hypnotic melodies that showcase why they're at the forefront of Thailand's evolving indie music scene.

Cö shu Nie

Cö shu Nie (コシュニエ) is a Japanese three-piece whose sound moves between angular j-rock and layered pop, anchored by Miku Nakamura's vocals and her shifting roles across guitar, piano, and songwriting. The band broke into wider recognition through anime tie-ins — their track "Asphyxiation" served as the opening theme for Psycho-Pass 3 — building a following that now sits close to 400K Spotify listeners. Their live sets put Nakamura's range at the centre, with a rhythm section tight enough to carry the denser, more distorted end of their catalogue.

COPPER

COPPER is a Thai pop singer working in the cleaner, more polished end of the T-pop spectrum. She has around 30K Spotify followers, placing her in the earlier stages of a developing fanbase rather than the mainstream circuit. If you follow Thai pop closely enough to want to catch an act before the crowds grow, she fits that profile.

CORNBOI

CORNBOI is a Thai indie pop artist whose sound sits in the lighter, more melodic end of the local scene — clean vocals, gentle production, and hooks that fit comfortably alongside the current wave of Thai pop. With around 52K Spotify followers, he's built a modest but growing following domestically. If you're curious about where Thai indie pop is heading right now, he's a reasonable place to look.

Cosmic Gate

Cosmic Gate are a German duo — Nic Chagall and Bossi — who have been making progressive and uplifting trance together since 1998, with a sound that sits closer to melodic builds and emotional peaks than the harder floor-focused end of the genre. Their 2001 single "Exploration of Space" became a genuine trance standard, and they've maintained a presence on the global festival circuit — including regular appearances at events like A State of Trance — for over two decades. With 317K Spotify followers and a back catalogue that spans early hard trance to polished progressive production, their sets tend to reward listeners who already know the records.

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CXPY

cxpyyy is a Thai trap and hip-hop artist based in Germany, blending Thai-language flows with production rooted in dark, melodic trap. With 46K Spotify followers, she sits at the crossroads of the Thai diaspora music scene and a growing domestic audience for the genre. Her SoundCloud roots suggest her earlier lo-fi recordings are worth digging into before the show.

D.O.

D.O. (도경수) is a South Korean singer best known as one of the lead vocalists in EXO, whose solo work leans into polished k-ballad territory — emotive, orchestral, and closer to classic Korean pop balladry than the group's dance-driven material. His 2021 debut solo album Empathy, released during his mandatory military service hiatus, pulled over 2.2M Spotify followers and confirmed his standing outside the group. Vocally precise rather than showy, his live sets tend to reward listeners who want to hear what the records actually sound like.

DA ENDORPHINE

Da Endorphine (ดา เอ็นโดรฟิน) is Thailand's genre-defying rock sensation who seamlessly blends traditional luk thung with modern Thai rock, pop, and hip hop, creating an electrifying sound that has captivated over 674K Spotify followers. Known for her dynamic stage presence and versatility across multiple Thai music styles including phleng phuea chiwit, this powerhouse performer delivers unforgettable live shows that showcase why she's become one of Thailand's most compelling musical artists. Don't miss your chance to experience Da Endorphine's genre-bending artistry and explosive energy in person!

Da Tweekaz

Norwegian-born hardstyle powerhouse Da Tweekaz delivers explosive live performances that seamlessly blend crushing hardstyle beats with euphoric happy hardcore and frenchcore elements, creating an electrifying dancefloor experience that has captivated over 337K Spotify followers worldwide. This dynamic duo has become a festival favorite across Europe, known for their high-energy sets that transform venues into absolute mayhem. Get ready for a relentless sonic assault that will leave you breathless and craving more.

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Daou Pittaya

Daou Pittaya is a Thai pop singer working in the polished, production-forward lane of T-pop, with a sound built around clean vocals and contemporary arrangements. She has grown a following of around 175K on Spotify, putting her among the more visible names in Thailand's emerging generation of mainstream pop artists. Catch her now while the rooms are still small enough to make the show feel close.

Death of Heather

Thailand's Death of Heather crafts ethereal soundscapes that blend shoegaze's dreamy distortion with lush dream pop melodies, creating an intoxicating sonic experience that has captivated over 14K Spotify followers since 2017. This Bangkok-based quartet seamlessly weaves together shimmering guitars, hypnotic rhythms, and haunting vocals that transport audiences into a blissful, otherworldly realm. Their live performances are an immersive journey through cascading walls of sound that showcase why they're at the forefront of Thailand's thriving indie scene.

Dennis Gold

DENNIS. is an emerging Afro House talent from Australia who's making waves with his infectious rhythms and energetic productions that blend traditional African beats with contemporary electronic elements. This rising artist has been steadily building a dedicated following through his dynamic sound that's perfect for getting dance floors moving. With his unique take on Afro House and growing presence in the electronic music scene, DENNIS. delivers performances that transport audiences straight to the heart of the dancefloor euphoria.

Dept

Dept (뎁트) is a South Korean producer and multi-instrumentalist who has been making music since the early 1990s, working across lo-fi hip-hop, jazz, and ambient-leaning beats. With close to 300K Spotify followers, his catalog has built a steady international audience drawn to his textured, low-key approach to instrumental production. His sets tend to reward listeners who already know the records — the arrangements are detailed enough that hearing them played out live adds a layer that streaming doesn't quite capture.

Dept

Dept is a Thai singer-songwriter whose music moves between indie pop and indie rock with a melodic softness that sits closer to bedroom pop than mainstream T-pop. With just under 900K Spotify followers, they've built a quietly substantial audience in Thailand's independent music scene. Their live sets tend to draw a crowd that knows the words, which makes for a more intimate room than the follower count might suggest.

Desktop Error

Desktop Error blends the dreamy textures of shoegaze with powerful Thai rock sensibilities, creating an immersive sonic landscape that has captivated over 34K Spotify followers across Thailand and beyond. Their post-rock compositions seamlessly weave together elements of phleng phuea chiwit (songs for life) and indie pop, delivering emotionally charged performances that transport audiences through waves of ambient guitar work and dynamic crescendos. Experience this Bangkok-based quartet's genre-defying sound live as they transform intimate venues into ethereal soundscapes.

Diamond MQT

DIAMOND MQT is a pioneering force in Thai hip hop who has been shaping the scene since 2002, masterfully blending trap beats with Thai pop sensibilities to create an unmistakably authentic sound. With over 720K Spotify followers and two decades of experience, this Thai rap veteran brings an electrifying stage presence that bridges traditional Thai culture with cutting-edge hip hop production. Don't miss the chance to witness one of Thailand's most influential hip hop artists deliver their signature thai trap energy live.

Dimitri Vegas

Dimitri Vegas is a Belgian DJ and producer of Greek origin whose sound sits in the harder, stadium-scaled end of house — big room builds, dense drops, and the kind of track architecture designed for festival main stages. He is one half of Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, a duo that has held multiple consecutive years atop DJ Mag's Top 100 list and played headline slots at Tomorrowland, which is based in their home country of Belgium. If you've seen large-format EDM shows before, you know roughly what to expect; the draw here is the scale and the precise crowd mechanics that come with years of playing to fields of tens of thousands.

Dino Lenny

Dino Lenny is an Italian-born, London-based producer and DJ working across melodic house, indie dance, and melodic techno — music that favours atmosphere and groove over straight floor-pounding. He founded two labels, Age One Records and Frenetica, giving him a longer run in the underground than his current Spotify numbers suggest. If you're drawn to sets that build slowly and lean melodic rather than hard, he's worth showing up early for.

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DJ SALLY

DJ Sally is a DJ and producer working in melodic techno and house, building sets around hypnotic rhythms and layered, atmospheric textures. She has a growing international presence with tour dates across multiple countries listed on her site. Her sets are built for long-form listening — the kind that rewards staying on the floor rather than dipping in and out.

DJ Tennis

DJ Tennis is an Italian DJ and producer who works in melodic techno — long-form, hypnotic club music built more around atmosphere and arc than peak-time drops. He co-founded the Life and Death label, which has been a consistent home for artists working in the same blurred space between techno and melancholy. His sets are known for running deep into extended DJ mixes rather than short slots, so a late-night booking here is worth arriving early for.

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DOES

DOES are a Japanese rock trio from Fukuoka who blend straightforward J-rock guitars with melodic hooks that have kept them in the anime soundtrack world since their major-label debut in 2006. They're probably best known outside Japan through tie-ins with anime series, which accounts for a following that stretches well beyond the domestic rock scene. Live, their three-piece setup tends to hit harder than the polished studio recordings suggest.

DOMi & JD BECK

JD Beck is a Dallas-born drummer and producer whose work sits squarely in jazz fusion, blending technical precision with a feel that draws from funk and contemporary R&B. His collaborative project with DOMi, DOMi & JD Beck, released NOT TiGHT on Blue Note in 2022 with Anderson .Paak and Thundercat among the guest contributors. As a drummer, he plays with a looseness that belies his age — worth catching if you want to see that kind of technical facility up close rather than through headphones.

Don Toliver

Houston's Don Toliver has captivated over 8.5 million Spotify followers with his intoxicating blend of alternative R&B that seamlessly weaves melodic vocals with hip-hop sensibilities. Known for his hypnotic live performances and genre-defying sound, this rising star brings an electrifying energy that transforms every venue into an immersive sonic experience. With a Spotify popularity score of 90/100, Toliver's concerts have become must-see events where his smooth yet dynamic artistry creates unforgettable moments for audiences.

Donnie Goon

Donnie Goon is a Thai hip-hop artist working at the earliest stages of building an audience, with a sound rooted squarely in the local rap scene. Concrete details about releases or collaborators aren't well-documented yet, so it's worth checking his latest tracks before the show to get a feel for where he's at. If you follow Thai hip hop closely and like catching artists before they grow, this is the kind of bill worth showing up for early.

DOTDOTDOT

dotdotdot is an emerging force in the Thai pop scene, crafting infectious melodies that blend contemporary pop sensibilities with distinctly Thai musical elements. This rising artist brings raw energy and authentic passion to every performance, creating an intimate concert experience that connects deeply with audiences. Don't miss your chance to catch dotdotdot live as they build their following and perfect their captivating stage presence.

DR.FUU

Dr.Fuu is a powerhouse of Thai rock who seamlessly blends traditional Southern Thai sounds with modern rock energy, creating an electrifying fusion that spans from luk thung to phleng phuea chiwit. With over 364K devoted Spotify followers and 15+ years of commanding stages since 2008, this Thai rock veteran delivers raw, authentic performances that bridge generations and musical traditions. Experience the explosive live energy that has made Dr.Fuu one of Thailand's most compelling rock acts.

DRAIN

Drain are a Santa Cruz hardcore band whose sound sits squarely in the crossover tradition — fast, guitar-driven, and closer to early thrash than to metalcore. Their 2023 album Putrid Filth landed on Closed Casket Activities and sharpened their reputation in the current US hardcore underground. They're a circle-pit band through and through, and their live sets are built for rooms where the floor is the main event.

DubVision

Dutch brother duo DubVision has been electrifying dance floors since 1995, masterfully blending progressive house and big room EDM into euphoric sonic experiences that have captivated over 327K Spotify followers worldwide. Victor and Stephan Leicher's decades of expertise shine through in their high-energy live performances, where their signature sound creates an unstoppable dancefloor momentum. Prepare for a night of pulsating beats and progressive builds that showcase why this Netherlands powerhouse remains a driving force in the global EDM scene.

Dumb.rong

Dumb.rong is a Thai indie rock act whose sound sits at the crossroads of lo-fi pop and guitar-driven indie, closer to the rougher edges of the local Bangkok scene than polished mainstream Thai pop. With under 3K Spotify followers, they're early-stage, so catching them now means a small room and an up-close set before the audience grows.

Durian Radio

Duran Duran are a Birmingham new wave and synthpop group who built their sound around glossy synth lines, funk-inflected bass, and Simon Le Bon's melodic vocal — the template behind "Hungry Like the Wolf," "Rio," and "Girls on Film." Across more than four decades they've sold over 100 million records, placing them among the few acts from the early-80s British invasion still drawing audiences at scale. Their live shows tend to run deep into the catalogue, which for a band with this many recognizable singles means the setlist rarely disappoints.

DVBBS

DVBBS are a Canadian brother duo — Chris Chronicles and Alex Andre — who have been making festival-ready dance music since 2012, working across big room EDM, slap house, and electronica. Their 2013 track "Stampede" (with Borgeous) became a fixture in DJ sets worldwide and helped establish their sound as hard-hitting but melodically direct. With over a million Spotify followers and a catalogue built for open-air stages and large rooms, their sets tend to reward listeners who want volume and momentum over subtlety.

Earth Patravee

Earth Patravee is a Thai singer-songwriter working in a soft corner of indie pop — melodic, lyrically introspective, and closer in feel to acoustic bedroom recording than the polished end of T-pop. She has built a following of over 347K Spotify listeners largely through streaming, which suggests her audience skews young and digital-native. If her recorded work is any guide, a live set will likely reward fans who know the words and want to hear the quieter material given some room to breathe.

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Eli & Fur

London-based duo Eli & Fur have captivated over 168,000 Spotify followers with their hypnotic blend of melodic house and progressive techno that transforms dancefloors into transcendent experiences. Since 2012, this powerhouse pair has been crafting emotionally-charged deep house anthems that seamlessly weave together driving basslines with ethereal melodies. Their live performances are renowned for taking audiences on an unforgettable sonic journey through the deeper, more melodic realms of electronic music.

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eyesmotion

eyesmotion is a shoegaze and post-rock act whose sound sits in the layered, guitar-dense territory that fans of the genre will recognize — walls of processed sound built for slow immersion rather than immediate hooks. Concrete details on the group's origin and releases are scarce, which puts them firmly in the early-discovery phase with a small but present following across streaming platforms. If you're the kind of listener who scouts new shoegaze before it finds a wider audience, catching them now makes sense on that basis alone.

F. HERO

F.HERO (ณัฐวุฒิ ศรีหมอก) is a Thai rapper whose style pulls across mainstream hip hop, trap, and luk thung, making him one of the more genre-fluid acts in the Thai rap scene. With close to a million Spotify followers and collaborations that have crossed into K-pop territory, he has built an audience well beyond the local Bangkok circuit. His catalogue rewards fans who show up knowing the hooks — there are plenty of them across a decade-plus of releases.

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Fathomless

Fathomless is a Thai heavy act pushing into deathcore territory — breakdowns, extreme vocals, and the kind of density that sits well outside mainstream Thai rock. With just over 600 Spotify followers, they're genuinely early-stage, so details on releases are thin. If you follow Bangkok's underground heavy scene and want to catch a band before they have a back catalogue to trade on, this is that show.

Ferry Corsten

Ferry Corsten is a Rotterdam-born DJ and producer who has been shaping progressive and uplifting trance since the mid-1990s, with a sound built on driving builds, melodic hooks, and precise mix engineering. He co-founded the Tsunami Records label and has released under several aliases, with his "Gouryella" project alongside Tiësto becoming one of trance's most recognised collaborative names. Live, he operates as a DJ rather than a live-PA act, so expect a tight, floor-focused set rooted in classic trance structures alongside newer material.

FIIXD

FIIXD is a Bangkok-based rapper working in Thai trap and hip hop, blending melodic hooks with harder-edged production typical of the city's younger rap scene. He has built a following of nearly 400K on Spotify without major crossover exposure, suggesting a devoted core audience rather than mainstream saturation. His trap-leaning sound tends to translate well to live settings where low-end heavy production hits harder off speakers than headphones.

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FKJ

French electronic virtuoso FKJ (French Kiwi Juice) has captivated 1.7 million Spotify followers with his mesmerizing blend of electronic beats, jazz-infused melodies, and multi-instrumental mastery. Known for his spellbinding live performances where he seamlessly layers saxophone, keys, and vocals in real-time, this Nantes-born producer transforms concerts into intimate sonic journeys. With over three decades of musical evolution, FKJ's live shows are a testament to his ability to craft deeply emotional electronic music that feels both futuristic and timelessly soulful.

FLOSSTRADAMUS

Chicago-born Flosstradamus has been a driving force in the festival trap scene since 2006, masterfully blending EDM trap and dubstep into explosive sets that have captivated nearly 300K Spotify followers worldwide. Known for delivering high-octane performances that turn any venue into a festival-style rage, this trap pioneer continues to push boundaries and ignite dance floors with their signature hard-hitting beats and unrelenting energy.

FLOW

FLOW are a Japanese rock band whose sound sits at the crossroads of J-rock energy and J-pop melody, a combination that landed them deep into anime soundtracks and festival main stages across Japan. Their 2004 single "GO," used as an opening theme for Naruto, remains one of the most recognized anime tracks of its generation and still drives much of their 600K+ Spotify following today. Fans who grew up with that song will find the live show gives it the full band treatment it was built for.

Flowers For Daryl

Flowers for Daryl is a Thai band working in the space where local rock songwriting meets the hazy, guitar-layered textures of shoegaze. With just over 1,300 Spotify followers, they're still early in their reach, but their recorded output shows a clear sense of atmosphere that sets them apart from more straightforward Thai pop-rock acts. If you're drawn to dense, effects-heavy guitar sounds and want to catch a band before the rooms get bigger, this is a reasonable bet.

FLURE

ฟลัวร์ (Flure) are a Thai band who have been quietly building a catalogue of melodic rock and pop since 2002, with a sound that sits closer to atmospheric guitar arrangements than the harder edge of most Thai rock acts. They've accumulated over 146,000 Spotify followers across two decades without a major mainstream breakthrough, which points to a loyal, long-term fanbase rather than a flash-in-the-pan following. A band with that kind of staying power tends to know how to pace a live set.

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FOURTH

FOURTH is a Thai pop singer whose sound sits squarely in the polished, melodic lane of mainstream T-pop. He has built a following of around 460K on Spotify, placing him comfortably among the mid-tier of Thailand's current pop landscape. His catalogue leans on clean production and vocal-forward arrangements, which tends to translate well in seated or theatre-style venue formats.

FREEHAND

FREEHAND is a Thai rock band whose sound moves between indie rock and pop — clean guitar lines, melodic hooks, and a polish that sits closer to t-pop production than raw garage rock. They've built a following of over 230,000 on Spotify, suggesting a fanbase well beyond the usual indie circuit.

Fujii Kaze

Fujii Kaze has captivated nearly 5 million Spotify followers with his innovative take on J-pop that seamlessly blends contemporary sounds with deeply personal storytelling. This rising Japanese sensation brings an electrifying stage presence and genre-defying artistry that has earned him a stellar 74/100 popularity score on Spotify. Don't miss your chance to experience one of J-pop's most compelling live performers as he continues his meteoric rise in the global music scene.

Funk Tribu

Funk Tribu is a Bogotá-born, Berlin-based DJ and producer working across hard techno, hard house, and trance, with a sound that leans toward the harder, more functional end of the club spectrum. His 177K Spotify followers suggest a solid foothold in the European electronic scene rather than a crossover name. If you're after a set built for late-night, peak-hour intensity rather than festival-friendly crowd-pleasers, he's worth showing up for.

GAVIN:D

GAVIN:D is a Thai rapper whose sound moves between trap-heavy production and melodic pop hooks, sitting comfortably in the crossover space where Thai hip hop meets mainstream T-pop. He has built a following of close to 500K on Spotify, a mark that puts him among the more widely streamed names in the current Thai rap scene. His tracks tend to work well at volume, which makes a live setting a reasonable way to hear what the studio polish is sitting on top of.

General Levy

General Levy is a British MC whose voice has been central to jungle and ragga since the early 1990s, blending dancehall toasting with the breakbeat-driven energy that defined the UK rave scene. His 1994 collaboration with M-Beat, "Incredible," is the track that put jungle on mainstream radar, reaching number eight on the UK Singles Chart. Decades on, he still performs live, which means hearing that record delivered by the person who made it a classic.

Ghost Rider

Ghost Rider is the project of Vlad Krivoshein, a Russian-born producer based in Ashkelon, Israel, making progressive psytrance with the rolling, hypnotic structure typical of the Goa and Tel Aviv scenes. With close to 90K Spotify followers, he sits comfortably within the established psytrance circuit rather than its mainstream fringes. His sets are built for extended dancefloor runs, so if you're after peak-hour progressive trance with room to breathe, he's worth the night out.

Goldfish

Goldfish are a Cape Town duo — Dominic Peters on double bass and keys, David Poole on saxophone — who blend electro swing and jazz-inflected dance music with live instrumentation rather than relying on a backing track. Active since 2004, they've built a following of over 215K Spotify listeners on the strength of a sound that sits somewhere between a jazz club and a festival stage. Seeing them live means watching those instruments actually played in real time, which gives the set a different texture from most acts working in this space.

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GOODMOOD

GOODMOODGOKU brings an infectious energy to the Thai music scene, seamlessly blending t-pop and Thai rock into a sound that's both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. With 10K devoted Spotify followers and a rapidly growing fanbase, this rising star delivers high-octane performances that showcase the dynamic evolution of contemporary Thai music. Expect an electrifying live show where pop sensibilities meet rock attitude, guaranteed to leave you in the best mood possible.

guncharlie

Rising Thai pop sensation guncharlie has captured nearly 80,000 Spotify followers with their infectious blend of contemporary T-pop sounds that perfectly bridge traditional Thai musical elements with modern pop sensibilities. With a solid popularity score of 60/100 on Spotify, this dynamic artist brings an electrifying energy to the stage that transforms their already catchy studio tracks into unforgettable live experiences. Don't miss your chance to witness guncharlie's magnetic stage presence as they continue their meteoric rise in the Thai pop scene.

Gunner

Gunner is a Thai rapper working in the slicker, melodic end of the local trap scene, where hip hop production crosses over into the polished textures of T-pop and Thai pop. With 123K Spotify followers, he sits comfortably among the mid-tier of Thailand's established rap acts — not quite mainstream crossover, but with a fanbase that follows his releases closely. If you want a read on where Thai trap sits right now, he's a fair gauge of the sound.

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Haikal Ahmad

Haikal Ahmad is a DJ and producer from Johor, Malaysia working in trance and progressive trance. In 2020 he co-founded the tech trance digital label Neutralize Records alongside Vision X.

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Hannah Laing

Hannah Laing is a DJ and producer from Dundee whose sound sits in the UK dance and hard dance space, built around high-energy club sets rather than traditional song structures. She has grown a following of over 150K on Spotify, which is a meaningful number for a dance artist working largely through DJ culture rather than streaming-friendly releases. Her sets are rooted in functional dancefloor work, so this is a show for people who want to move rather than watch.

Harakiri for the Sky

Harakiri for the Sky are a Viennese two-piece who build long-form black metal tracks around melodic guitar leads and raw, shouted vocals — closer in spirit to Deafheaven or Alcest than to anything purely Scandinavian. Their 2021 album Maere runs over an hour and charted the project's shift toward denser, more layered arrangements while keeping the confessional lyrical tone that defines their catalogue. Live, the duo typically expand to a full band to fill out the wall-of-sound their records suggest.

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Henri PFR

Henri PFR is a Brussels-born DJ and producer whose sound sits in the tropical house lane — warm synths, breezy builds, and tempos built for open-air settings. At around 71K Spotify followers, he has a solid European following without yet crossing into festival-headliner territory.

HENRY LAU

Henry (헨리) is a Canadian-Chinese singer, violinist, and multi-instrumentalist signed to SM Entertainment, whose solo output blends polished K-pop production with live instrumental performance — the violin is a genuine part of the act, not a prop. He debuted as a member of Super Junior-M in 2008 and launched his solo career in 2014 with the single "Trap," which charted in South Korea and showcased his crossover between classical training and idol-pop. If you're curious whether the violin-and-pop combination holds up in person, he's one of the few K-pop acts where that question has a real answer on stage.

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HIGHHOT

HIGHHOT is a Thai rapper working in the trap-leaning corner of Bangkok's hip hop scene, with a sound built around hard-edged beats and the kind of melodic hooks that push his tracks toward pop radio. He's built a Spotify following of nearly 450,000 without yet crossing into mainstream recognition, which puts him at an interesting point — large enough to draw a real crowd, still hungry enough to perform like something is at stake. If you've been watching Thai trap develop over the last few years, catching him at a smaller venue now makes sense.

Homecomings

Homecomings (ホムカミ) are a Kyoto four-piece who blend hazy shoegaze textures with tightly structured indie pop, sung mostly in English despite being a wholly Japanese band. They've been releasing music since 2012 and are signed to Pony Canyon, with their catalogue sitting somewhere between early Camera Obscura and the dreamier end of j-rock. Their bilingual approach and guitar-layered sound translate well to a live setting, where the interplay between the twin guitars tends to hit harder than on record.

Honey Gee

Honey Gee is a Thai artist whose music sits in a relaxed, melodic space — drawing on easy listening and soft pop with a low-key, unhurried feel. With a small but growing audience of around 1,800 Spotify followers, she's still early in her career and relatively under the radar. If you're after something quieter and more intimate than the usual Bangkok live circuit, this could be worth a look.

Honeyluv

HoneyLuv is a Cleveland DJ and producer working in afro house and tech house, blending West African rhythmic textures with the driving, functional energy of the club. She has built a following through festival circuit appearances and releases that have landed on labels within the underground dance community. Her sets are built for a sound system — this is music that rewards a loud room.

Hot Like Hell

Hot Like Hell is a Thai pop act still in the early stages of building an audience, with only a handful of Spotify followers to date. There isn't enough public information available to say something concrete and accurate about their recordings, background, or live show. Check the venue listing directly for set details before deciding.

Hut Boy

Hut Boy is a Thai artist working at the intersection of pop punk and Thai rock, bringing a rougher-edged guitar sensibility to the local pop scene. With only a few hundred Spotify followers, he's at an early stage — the kind of act where a live show is genuinely one of the first chances to hear where this sound is heading.

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Infected Mushroom

Infected Mushroom are an Israeli psytrance duo who have spent nearly three decades pushing the genre toward harder, more layered electronic territory — dense synth work, pounding beats, and stretches that veer into prog and electronica. Formed in 1996 and later relocating to Los Angeles, they've built a following of over 800K Spotify listeners across a career that predates most of today's festival-circuit acts. Their live sets are built for sound systems, so catching them in a club or festival context is a different proposition from the recordings.

Ink Waruntorn

Ink Waruntorn is a Thai singer-songwriter whose music moves between polished pop and quieter, indie-leaning arrangements — closer to introspective balladry than the glossier end of T-pop. With 1.2M Spotify followers, she has built a substantial following without crossing into full mainstream territory, suggesting an audience that follows her for the songwriting rather than the spectacle. Her live sets tend to let the vocals carry the room, so she's worth catching if you're after something more stripped-back than a big production show.

Inspirative

Bangkok's Inspirative has been crafting mesmerizing soundscapes since 2006, masterfully blending post-rock atmospherics with shoegaze textures and indie pop sensibilities that define Thailand's alternative music scene. With nearly two decades of experience and a devoted following of 22.5K Spotify listeners, this pioneering band delivers transcendent live performances that showcase why they've become one of Thailand's most respected rock acts. Prepare to be swept away by their cinematic wall of sound that seamlessly weaves together crushing guitars and ethereal melodies.

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Isaac Aesili

New Zealand's Isaac Aesili is a captivating multi-instrumentalist who seamlessly blends soulful vocals with jazz house and lo-fi house beats, creating an intoxicating live experience as both trumpeter and DJ. This versatile artist brings an infectious energy to the stage, effortlessly switching between instruments while delivering smooth, groove-laden performances that showcase his talents as producer, percussionist, and vocalist. With his unique fusion of organic soul and electronic textures, Aesili transforms any venue into an intimate yet danceable sonic journey.

Israel & New Breed

Israel & New Breed brings an explosive fusion of gospel, worship, and contemporary Christian music that has captivated over 420,000 Spotify followers worldwide. Led by the dynamic Israel Houghton, this powerhouse ensemble transforms every venue into a sanctuary of high-energy praise, blending multicultural sounds with soul-stirring worship that gets audiences on their feet. Known for their electrifying live performances and boundary-pushing approach to Christian music, Israel & New Breed delivers an unforgettable concert experience that transcends traditional gospel expectations.

Israel Houghton

Grammy-winning worship leader Israel Houghton brings an electrifying fusion of gospel, contemporary Christian, and soulful worship music that has captivated over 365K Spotify followers worldwide. Known for his dynamic stage presence and masterful guitar and keyboard skills, Houghton creates an atmosphere of powerful, spirit-filled worship that transforms audiences into participants in an unforgettable musical experience. With decades of experience leading congregations and concert halls alike, this Oceanside-born artist delivers performances that seamlessly blend heartfelt devotion with infectious energy.

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J Jetrin

เจ เจตริน (Jetrin Wattanasin) is a legendary Thai music icon who has been captivating audiences for over five decades with his dynamic blend of Thai pop, rock, and hip hop, seamlessly weaving together traditional phleng phuea chiwit and luk thung influences. With 105K devoted Spotify followers and a career spanning generations, this versatile artist brings an electrifying energy to the stage that bridges Thailand's musical past and present. Experience the raw passion and genre-defying artistry of one of Thailand's most enduring performers in an unforgettable live show.

Jacey's

Jacey is an emerging artist bringing fresh energy to the music scene with their distinctive sound and captivating stage presence. Despite being early in their career, this up-and-coming performer is already making waves with their authentic artistry and intimate live performances that create genuine connections with audiences. Don't miss the chance to discover your new favorite artist before everyone else does – Jacey's raw talent and passion shine brightest in a live setting.

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Jackie Jackrin

Jackie Jackrin is a Thai pop singer whose sound sits squarely in the current T-pop mainstream — polished production, melodic hooks, and a clean vocal style familiar to fans of the genre. With a small but growing audience of around 5,000 Spotify followers, she is still building her profile beyond early releases. Concrete details about her live shows are limited for now, so catching her at this stage means getting in early if the recordings have caught your attention.

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Jason Mraz

Jason Mraz is a Virginia-born singer-songwriter whose acoustic pop sound — warm, chord-driven, and rooted in folk and light jazz — made tracks like "I'm Yours" and "I Won't Give Up" fixtures on radio for the better part of two decades. His 7.4M Spotify followers reflect a fanbase built on consistent releases rather than a single cultural moment, and his 2018 album Know. debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Live, he's known for a loose, conversational stage presence and extended guitar improvisation that gives familiar songs a different shape each night.

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Jeff Satur

Thai pop sensation Jeff Satur has captivated over 1.5 million Spotify followers with his distinctive blend of contemporary T-pop that seamlessly fuses Western influences with Thai musical sensibilities. Known for his dynamic stage presence and emotionally charged performances, this rising star has become one of Thailand's most compelling live acts since bursting onto the scene. Experience the magnetic energy that's made Jeff Satur a standout voice in the evolving T-pop landscape.

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Jeremy Monteiro

Jeremy Monteiro is a Singaporean jazz pianist and composer whose playing draws on Brazilian and broader Southeast Asian jazz traditions built up over four decades of performing. He received Singapore's Cultural Medallion in 2002 and has been a central figure in the city-state's jazz scene long enough to earn the local press nickname "Singapore's King of Swing." With only a small Spotify following, catching him in a room is a more intimate proposition than his reputation in Singapore might suggest.

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Jesse Barrera

Jesse Barrera is a California-based singer-songwriter working in acoustic indie pop-rock, the kind of melodic, guitar-forward sound that sits comfortably between coffeehouse intimacy and radio-friendly hooks. He fronted the pop-rock band My American Heart before going solo, releasing his debut Love In Technicolor after the group disbanded in 2009. With close to 180K Spotify followers built largely on word-of-mouth, his sets tend to reward fans who already know the words.

Jesse Gold

Jesse Gold is a Canadian R&B and soul singer whose music leans into smooth, late-night grooves with clean production and a falsetto-driven vocal style. He has built a steady following of around 71,000 Spotify listeners through a run of polished singles that sit comfortably alongside contemporary acts in the bedroom R&B and indie soul space. His shows tend to reward listeners who already know the catalogue — the arrangements stay close to the recordings, which means the vocals are the main event.

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JOEY PHUWASIT

JOEY PHUWASIT is a Thai singer who has worked across luk thung, phleng phuea chiwit, and southern Thai music styles since the mid-1990s, with later work pulling toward Thai pop and rock. His three decades of recorded output and 578K Spotify followers put him among the more durable figures in Thai roots-leaning pop. Live, he draws an audience that spans generations — the kind of crowd that knows every lyric from the older catalogue alongside the newer material.

John Newman

John Newman is a soul and R&B singer from Keighley, West Yorkshire, whose voice sits squarely in the tradition of blue-eyed British soul — full-throated and built for big rooms. He broke through in 2012 co-writing and featuring on Rudimental's "Feel the Love," then followed it with his own debut single "Love Me Again," which hit number one in the UK. His sets tend to be vocalist-forward affairs, so if you're there for the voice rather than the production, that's where he delivers.

Joinjoy

Joinjoy is a Thai pop act at the very early stages of building an audience, with a sound that fits squarely within the current Bangkok indie-pop scene. Concrete release details are limited, so it's worth checking their social pages before the show to get a sense of what they're putting out right now. If you're the kind of person who likes catching artists before the rooms get bigger, this is that kind of show.

Joji

From viral YouTube sensation to alternative R&B powerhouse, Joji has captivated over 11 million Spotify followers with his moody, atmospheric soundscapes and vulnerable lyricism. This Japanese-American artist seamlessly blends melancholic melodies with trap-influenced beats, creating an intimate sonic experience that translates into mesmerizing live performances. With his massive online following and critically acclaimed music, Joji delivers emotionally charged shows that showcase his evolution from internet entertainer to legitimate musical force.

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Jonnie B

Jonnie B is a trance and progressive trance DJ and producer working in the slower-building, melodic end of the genre. With just over 200 Spotify followers, there's little public record to anchor a defining release or moment yet. If you're looking for a low-stakes way to get into a trance room early in the night, this could be the set to catch.

JPBS

JPBS (เจี่ยป้าบ่สื่อ) are a Bangkok-based instrumental post-rock band who have been building their sound in the city's underground circuit since 2012. With just over 4,500 Spotify followers, they remain a local discovery rather than a festival headliner, but over a decade of playing together gives them a tightness that newer acts rarely have. If you follow the Thai post-rock scene, they're worth catching in a small room.

JSPKK

JSPKK is a Thai rapper whose sound pulls from an unusually wide range of local traditions — luk thung, phleng phuea chiwit, and southern Thai music woven through a hip-hop and trap framework. That genre range sets him apart from most artists working in Thai hip hop right now, suggesting a grounding in regional folk styles that goes beyond trend-chasing. With 134K Spotify followers and a catalogue that crosses that many genre lines, a live set from him could go in several directions — worth showing up to find out which.

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KAKAGOESBACKHOME

KAKAGOESBACKHOME brings the vibrant energy of Thailand's hip hop scene to life, seamlessly blending Thai hip hop with infectious T-pop melodies and hard-hitting trap beats that have captivated over 41,000 Spotify followers. This rising star in the Thai music landscape delivers electrifying performances that showcase the perfect fusion of traditional Thai pop influences with contemporary hip hop swagger. Get ready for an unforgettable live experience that represents the cutting edge of Thailand's evolving urban music scene.

KARTY

Karty is an emerging force in the underground electronic scene, crafting a raw, high-energy blend of tech house and bass house that's built for dark dancefloors and heavy sound systems. Still early in their journey but already turning heads, Karty brings a fierce, groove-driven intensity to every set that keeps crowds locked in from the first beat to the last. Catch them now before the rest of the world catches up.

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Kaya

Kaya is a Japanese solo vocalist from Tokushima whose sound sits at the darker, more theatrical end of visual kei — elaborate costumes, gothic atmosphere, and vocals built for drama. He co-founded the electronic duo Schwarz Stein in 2001, which established him as a fixture in the scene before he launched a solo career on his own label, Traumerei. His live shows are costume-heavy and performance-focused, which makes them a different proposition from just listening to the records.

Keng Harit

Keng is a Thai pop singer operating in the cleaner, production-forward end of T-pop, built around smooth vocals and polished arrangements. With just over 110K Spotify followers, she's still building her audience but has a dedicated following within the Thai pop scene. Concrete details on albums or defining moments are thin in the public record, so catching her now means getting in early before the rooms get bigger.

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Kevin de Vries

Kevin de Vries is a Berlin-based DJ and producer working in melodic techno and melodic house — the slower-burning, more textured end of the techno spectrum. His 183K Spotify followers put him firmly in the established tier of European club circuit artists without quite crossing into festival headliner territory. His sets are built for extended listening, so a longer slot in a late-night room will suit him better than a quick opener.

Khalid

Khalid is a San Antonio-born R&B singer whose sound blends laid-back pop songwriting with soft synthesizers and a distinctly youthful, introspective tone — closer to indie-leaning bedroom pop than polished mainstream soul. His 2017 debut album American Teen went platinum on the strength of tracks like "Location," and he has since racked up 17M+ Spotify followers and high-profile collaborations with Billie Eilish and Post Malone. His live sets suit fans who want melodic R&B delivered at a relaxed pace rather than a high-energy spectacle.

Kiefer

Kiefer Shackelford is a Los Angeles keyboardist and producer who blends jazz harmony with hip-hop beats — his records feel closer to late-night improvisation than to beat tape convention. His 2019 album Between Days on Stones Throw Records brought wider attention to his approach of looping acoustic piano over slow-rolling rhythms. Live, he typically performs solo at the keys, which makes the real-time construction of those layered grooves worth watching up close.

Kings of Convenience

Kings of Convenience are a Norwegian acoustic duo — Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe — whose close-harmonied, fingerpicked folk pop sits somewhere between Simon & Garfunkel and quiet Scandinavian minimalism. Their 2021 comeback album Peace or Love, their first in twelve years, brought them back to stages across Europe and Asia with an audience that had been waiting over a decade for new material. Their shows are stripped back by design — two voices, two guitars — so if that kind of intimacy works for you, a small venue is the right place to hear it.

Klear

Klear is a Thai rock band whose sound moves between polished pop-rock and hints of luk thung, giving them a crossover appeal that has kept them in rotation on Thai radio for over two decades. They built their following through a run of mid-2000s hits that became fixtures at school festivals and mainstream venues across Thailand, and their catalogue now stretches across multiple albums with close to a million Spotify followers. Their live show tends to draw a loyal crowd who know the words, which makes the room feel more like a singalong than a concert.

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Kob Songsit

Kob Songsit is a Thai singer whose sound moves across thai rock, luk thung, and phleng phuea chiwit — the life-song folk tradition that carries a strong rural and working-class sensibility. With 74K Spotify followers, he occupies a corner of the Thai music scene where roots-oriented sounds meet mainstream pop production.

kokeshi

Japanese blackgaze outfit kokeshi has been crafting devastating walls of ethereal noise since 2017, blending crushing metal riffs with dreamy shoegaze atmospherics that transport audiences into transcendent sonic landscapes. With vocalist Nana Yokota's haunting melodies soaring over the band's crushing yet beautiful instrumentation, their live performances create an immersive experience that's both brutally heavy and surprisingly cathartic. This rising act from Japan's underground scene has cultivated a dedicated following of nearly 8K Spotify listeners who know that kokeshi delivers something truly special when they take the stage.

Kölsch

Kölsch is a Danish producer and DJ whose output sits at the melodic end of techno and house — tracks built around emotional chord progressions and long, patient builds rather than hard dancefloor aggression. He's released on Kompakt and built a following across European festival circuits, with his three-part 1977, 1983, and 1989 album series drawing on personal and cultural history as conceptual anchors. His DJ sets tend to reflect that same arc — slow to open, deliberate in structure, and aimed at rooms willing to travel somewhere rather than just move.

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La Ong Fong

ละอองฟอง (La Ong Fong) is a Thai pop act that has been releasing music since 1994, sitting comfortably within the melodic, hook-driven end of the T-pop spectrum. With over 82K Spotify followers built across three decades of activity, they carry a back catalogue that spans a significant stretch of Thai pop history.

LAAN

Sunny Laan is a Thai pop singer whose sound sits in the smoother end of the spectrum — clean vocals, polished production, and a melodic sensibility that leans closer to adult contemporary than anything rougher. Concrete details on her catalogue are limited in public sources, so it's worth checking her recent releases directly before committing to a ticket. If you already know her work and like what you hear on record, a live setting will give you a clearer read on whether the studio gloss holds up in a room.

Labanoon

Labanoon has been captivating Thai audiences for over two decades with their powerful blend of Thai rock and phleng phuea chiwit (songs for life), creating anthems that resonate deeply with the soul of Thailand. With 1 million devoted Spotify followers, this legendary band seamlessly weaves together elements of luk thung, southern Thai music, and modern T-pop to deliver electrifying live performances that celebrate both tradition and rebellion. Experience the raw energy and cultural richness that has made Labanoon one of Thailand's most enduring and beloved rock acts.

Laidback Luke

Laidback Luke is a Filipino-Dutch DJ and producer whose sound sits in big room and electro house, built on festival-floor drops and peak-time energy. Born in Manila and raised in the Netherlands, he founded Mixmash Records and scored a UK Top 20 hit in 2009 with his remix of Robin S.'s "Show Me Love." With 400K Spotify followers and decades of club residencies behind him, he's a reliable pick if you're after a set that knows exactly what it wants to do on a dancefloor.

Lamyai Haithongkham (ลำไย ไหทองคำ)

Lamyai Haithongkham is a captivating voice in Thailand's beloved luk thung tradition, seamlessly weaving together southern Thai folk sounds with the socially conscious spirit of phleng phuea chiwit music. With over 132K devoted Spotify followers, this dynamic performer has mastered the art of storytelling through song, bringing raw emotion and authentic Thai culture to every stage. Her electrifying live performances transform traditional melodies into unforgettable experiences that resonate deeply with audiences across generations.

LANDOKMAI

Rising from Thailand's vibrant music scene since 2018, Landokmai has captivated over 460K Spotify followers with their infectious blend of Thai pop and indie sensibilities that perfectly captures the evolution of modern T-pop. Their dynamic sound seamlessly weaves traditional Thai musical elements with contemporary pop production, creating an electrifying live experience that has made them one of the most exciting acts in Southeast Asia's burgeoning music landscape. Don't miss your chance to witness this T-pop sensation deliver their chart-climbing hits with the raw energy and cultural authenticity that only a live performance can provide.

LANY

LANY brings dreamy indie pop anthems and intimate stage presence that has captivated 7.8 million Spotify followers worldwide. The Los Angeles duo transforms personal heartbreak and romance into soaring, synth-driven melodies that create an electric connection between band and audience. With nearly a decade of crafting emotionally charged indie pop hits, LANY delivers live performances that feel both epic and deeply personal, making every show an unforgettable emotional journey.

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Like Mike

Like Mike is a Greek-born, Belgium-based DJ and producer working in techno, electro, and minimal house, with a sound that sits on the harder, more functional end of the dance music spectrum. He has built a following of nearly 230K on Spotify and runs in the same circle as his brother, the producer Bogdan Vix, with whom he also records as a duo. If you follow festival-circuit techno and want a set that prioritizes the floor over the spectacle, he is worth the night out.

Lilly Palmer

Lilly Palmer is a German-born, Amsterdam-based DJ and producer working in the harder end of techno — her sets draw from acid and hard techno as much as the more straightforward club sound. With 253K Spotify followers and a touring profile built across European clubs and festivals, she sits comfortably in the circuit of internationally booked techno acts. If you're after a set that stays in the 140–150 BPM territory with serious floor pressure, she's worth showing up early for.

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Lipta

Lipta is a rising force in Thailand's vibrant music scene, seamlessly blending Thai pop, t-pop, and hip hop into an electrifying sound that has captivated over 635K Spotify followers. Known for their dynamic stage presence and genre-defying performances, Lipta represents the new wave of Thai artists breaking boundaries and creating unforgettable live experiences. Don't miss your chance to witness this rapidly ascending star deliver their infectious energy and modern Thai sound in person.

LITTLE JOHN

LITTLE JOHN is a Thai rock band whose sound pulls from phleng phuea chiwit (songs for life) and southern Thai folk traditions while staying rooted in mainstream rock and pop songwriting. They've built a following of over 230K on Spotify, suggesting a solid regional audience well beyond the indie circuit. Bands working in the phleng phuea chiwit tradition tend to carry that material well on stage, where the storytelling in the lyrics lands harder with a live band behind it.

Lomosonic

BOY Lomosonic brings the electrifying energy of Thai rock to the stage, blending traditional T-pop sensibilities with raw rock power that has captivated over 156K Spotify followers. This rising force in the Thai music scene delivers high-octane performances that seamlessly weave together the melodic hooks of Thai pop with driving rock rhythms. Get ready for an unforgettable live experience as BOY Lomosonic proves why they're one of Thailand's most exciting rock acts to watch.

LonSkii

LonSkii is an emerging trance producer whose catalogue sits at the quieter, more atmospheric end of the genre. No additional details about origin, releases, or live history are available yet to say much more with confidence.

Loso

โลโซ (Loso) is a Bangkok rock band fronted by Sek Loso (Seksan Sukpimai), blending Thai rock with phleng phuea chiwit folk sensibility and occasional luk thung textures — a combination that helped define Thai popular rock from the late 1990s onward. The band has played internationally, including appearances at SXSW and Glastonbury, and carries 1.4M Spotify followers built over nearly three decades of releases. If you grew up with Thai rock, this is a chance to hear the catalogue performed by the people who wrote it.

Lost Frequencies

Belgian tropical house sensation Lost Frequencies has captivated over 3 million Spotify followers with his sun-soaked electronic beats and infectious melodies that transport dance floors to paradise. Since bursting onto the scene, this Brussels-born producer has mastered the art of blending euphoric drops with laid-back tropical vibes, creating an irresistible sound that's perfect for both intimate club sets and massive festival stages. Don't miss your chance to experience his feel-good energy live – Lost Frequencies delivers the kind of uplifting performance that will have you dancing long after the last beat drops.

Lostbeans

Lostbeans is a Thai indie pop act with a modest but growing following built largely through Spotify streams. With 54K followers and relatively limited live documentation in the public record, they're at an early stage of their career. If you're the kind of listener who likes catching artists in smaller rooms before the crowds arrive, this could be worth your time.

Lovebites

LOVEBITES are a Tokyo power metal band — five women playing tightly arranged, technically demanding metal that sits closer to DragonForce than visual kei. They've built a following of over 90K Spotify listeners largely on the strength of instrumental precision and twin-guitar arrangements, releasing several full-lengths since forming in 2016. Their live sets are built around that same technical focus, so if you're there for the guitar work, it tends to translate well on stage.

LowFat

LowFat is a Thai pop act working in the polished, production-forward sound that defines the current t-pop wave. With only 4,000 or so Spotify followers, they're early in their career and still building a catalogue. Catching them now means a smaller room and a closer look at where Thai pop is heading before the audience grows.

Lucas & Steve

Lucas & Steve are a Dutch future house duo from Maastricht — Lucas de Wert and Steven Jansen — whose productions sit in the cleaner, more melodic end of the dance spectrum, closer to radio-friendly house than festival EDM. Active since 2010, they've built an audience of over 440K Spotify followers through a steady run of originals and remixes within the European dance circuit. Their sets are built around that same polished, hook-driven sound, so if you're after a house show that doesn't sacrifice structure for noise, this is a reasonable bet.

LUCY

루시 (LUCY) are a South Korean rock band signed to Mystic89, active since 2019, whose sound blends melodic rock with strings and layered harmonies that set them apart from the harder end of the k-rock spectrum. With over 400K Spotify followers built in under six years, they've developed a steady following across East and Southeast Asia. The band's violin-forward arrangements translate well to a live setting, giving their performances a textural depth that studio recordings only partly capture.

Luuk van Dijk

Luuk van Dijk is an Amsterdam DJ and producer working in tech house and house, with a sound that tends toward the functional and floor-focused end of both genres. He has around 50K Spotify followers and an active SoundCloud presence that gives a reasonable sense of where his sets sit. If you follow the Amsterdam club circuit or the deeper end of tech house, he's a name that comes up consistently enough to be worth checking when he's in town.

LYKN

Rising Thai pop sensations LYKN have taken the T-pop scene by storm since their debut in 2023, quickly amassing nearly 280K devoted Spotify followers with their infectious blend of contemporary Thai pop sounds. This dynamic group brings electrifying energy and polished choreography that showcases the best of Thailand's burgeoning pop music movement. Don't miss your chance to witness one of T-pop's most promising acts deliver their chart-climbing hits in an unforgettable live performance.

Mad Maxx

Mad Maxx is the solo project of US producer Max Peterson, who has been working in psytrance and progressive trance since 1996. With around 40K Spotify followers built over nearly three decades in the scene, he occupies a niche but dedicated corner of the global trance community. Psytrance sets live or die by their momentum and mix precision, so catching a long-running producer of this vintage in a small room tends to reward the patient listener.

Mai Charoenpura

With over five decades in the spotlight, Mai Charoenpura (ใหม่ เจริญปุระ) is a legendary Thai vocalist who seamlessly blends ballads with rock, luk thung, and phleng phuea chiwit, creating deeply emotional performances that resonate across generations. Her powerful voice and authentic storytelling have earned her a devoted following of over 100K Spotify listeners who connect with her soul-stirring interpretations of Thai pop classics. Experience the raw emotion and musical mastery of one of Thailand's most enduring artists live on stage.

MAIYARAP

Maiyarap is a Thai rapper whose sound moves across hip hop, trap, and pop — melodic enough to pull mainstream numbers but with enough edge to stay credible in Bangkok's rap scene. He's built close to 500K Spotify followers, putting him among the more visible names in the current wave of Thai hip hop. His hooks-forward style translates well to a crowd setting, where the pop instincts in his production tend to do the work.

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MANDY

Mandy (Mandy Praet) is a Belgian DJ and producer who has been working in hardstyle and frenchcore since the late 1990s, placing her among the longer-serving figures in a genre that only hit its mainstream stride in the 2000s. With close to 50K Spotify followers, she sits at a cult level rather than festival-headliner scale, but her longevity in a scene built on relentless tempo and layered kicks gives her sets a structural confidence that newer acts often lack.

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Maniac Monday

Maniac Monday is a Thai band playing in a rock-leaning style, though with only 272 Spotify followers and minimal reference material available, the specifics of their sound and background are hard to pin down with confidence. If you're the type to catch local acts early before anyone else does, a small club show is a low-risk way to find out whether they're worth following.

MANUALS

Manuals is a Belgian project helmed by Manu van Aalst, making slow-burning electronic music that sits somewhere between ambient, minimal synth, and downtempo — built for listening rather than the dancefloor. Active since 1999, the project has quietly accumulated a dedicated following over two-and-a-half decades without chasing trends. If you like your electronic sets atmospheric and unhurried, this is worth your time.

Manutsawee (มนัสวีร์)

Manutsawee (มนัสวีร์) is a Thai singer rooted in southern Thai music who blends luk thung and phleng phuea chiwit with touches of Thai rock, giving classic rural folk styles a more contemporary edge. With 372K Spotify followers, he has built a solid following well beyond the regional audience those genres typically attract. His sound is built around storytelling and vocal delivery, so if that style rewards anything live, it's hearing how much those songs carry in a room.

MARCKRIS

MARCKRIS is a Thai pop artist working in the mainstream T-pop lane, with a sound built around polished production and the melodic conventions of contemporary Thai chart music. With around 30K Spotify followers, he has a growing domestic audience but is still early in building his profile. Concrete details about albums or live shows are thin on the ground, so catching him now means seeing the earlier chapter of whatever comes next.

Maroon 5

Maroon 5 are a Los Angeles pop-rock band who started life as Kara's Flowers in 1994 before relaunching under their current name in 2001 and gradually shifting from funk-inflected rock toward straight pop. With 48.6M Spotify followers and hits spanning Songs About Jane through to "Girls Like You," they're one of the most commercially consistent American acts of the past two decades. Their live show is a polished, hits-driven set built around Adam Levine's vocals and a tight six-piece band.

Marsh

Marsh is a London-born, US-based producer working across melodic and progressive house, with a sound that leans heavily on texture and slow-build tension rather than straightforward dancefloor drops. He runs his own Marshan Records label and has built a following of around 110K Spotify listeners through a steady stream of original releases and remixes within the melodic techno and organic house scenes. His sets reward patience — the kind of producer whose live or DJ performances make more sense the longer you stay on the floor.

Martín García García

Martín García García is a Spanish classical pianist working within the core solo piano repertoire — the kind of recital programming that puts technique and interpretation front and centre. He won the Leeds International Piano Competition in 2021, one of the field's most respected prizes for emerging concert pianists. If you follow classical piano closely, this is a chance to hear a competition-decorated player in an intimate setting before his profile grows further.

Martin Garrix

Dutch electronic music powerhouse Martin Garrix has dominated dance floors worldwide since his breakout hit "Animals," amassing over 15 million Spotify followers with his explosive blend of big room house and progressive EDM. Known for his electrifying live performances and chart-topping collaborations, this young visionary continues to push the boundaries of electronic music while commanding massive festival crowds across the globe. Prepare for an unforgettable sonic journey when this Netherlands-born sensation takes the stage with his signature high-energy sound that has made him one of the most sought-after DJs in the world.

MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS

Mass of the Fermenting Dregs (マスドレ) are a Kobe trio who have been threading shoegaze density and math rock precision through melodic J-rock since 2002. They've released multiple albums on Universal Music Japan and built a following of over 330K on Spotify — substantial for a band that stays resolutely on the noisier, more abrasive end of Japanese indie. Their live sets are known for hitting harder than the recordings suggest, with the guitar work in particular landing differently in a room.

Matisse & Sadko

Russian electronic duo Matisse & Sadko have captivated over 157K Spotify followers with their explosive blend of progressive house, EDM, and big room anthems that transform any venue into a euphoric dancefloor experience. Known for their masterful ability to build epic sonic journeys that seamlessly weave between intimate progressive moments and massive crowd-igniting drops, this dynamic pair delivers performances that leave audiences craving more. Don't miss your chance to witness their electrifying live energy that has made them one of Russia's most sought-after electronic acts.

MATTN

MATTN is an Antwerp-based DJ and producer working in big room EDM, the festival-floor strain of electronic music built around wide, arena-ready drops and driving basslines. With around 209K Spotify followers, she has built a steady presence in the European club and festival circuit under the Smash The House imprint. Big room sets live or die by sound system and crowd size, so check the venue before buying a ticket.

maximus!

maximus! is a Thai trap and hip-hop artist working in the harder-edged, bass-driven corner of Bangkok's rap scene. With around 7,400 Spotify followers, he's still building his audience, which makes this an early chance to catch him in a smaller room. Concrete details on releases are thin, but his genre footing puts him alongside the wave of Thai artists shaping trap production on their own terms.

Mayonnaise

Mayonnaise are a Filipino rock band who have spent over two decades threading melodic hooks through the rougher edges of Pinoy alternative, with a sound that also draws on harana's romantic sensibility. Their 2.1 million Spotify followers put them among the more broadly followed acts in the OPM space, built on a catalogue stretching back to 2002. Bands with this kind of longevity tend to play tighter and looser at the same time — the songs are deeply familiar to the crowd, which makes for a different kind of gig energy than a newer act trying to win people over.

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MC Stretch

MC Stretch is a Nijmegen-based English MC and DJ working in hardstyle and frenchcore — the harder, faster end of Dutch dance music. He's been based in the Netherlands since 2002, giving him over two decades inside the scene rather than on its edges.

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MEAN

MEAN is a Thai pop singer whose sound sits squarely in polished, melodic T-pop — smooth production, clean vocals, and the kind of mid-tempo ballads that dominate mainstream Thai radio. He has built a following of over 500K on Spotify, reflecting a solid decade-plus career in the Thai music industry with consistent charting singles. Fans already familiar with his studio recordings will find the live show a faithful, well-rehearsed version of what they know.

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Melodius Deite

Melodius Deite are a Bangkok power and symphonic metal band who have been building their sound since 2007, pairing heavy guitar work with orchestral arrangements and soaring vocals. With a small but committed following, they occupy a niche corner of Thailand's metal scene that rarely gets dedicated stage time. If you want to hear what local symphonic metal sounds like on home turf, this is a rare chance to find out.

Meltmode

Meltmode is a tribal house producer working in the percussive, rhythm-forward end of electronic music. Follower counts are small for now, so there's little public record of releases or live history to go on. If you're drawn to hypnotic, drum-driven dance music and want to catch someone early, this could be worth the gamble.

Mergency in Mind

E. Mergency is an emerging artist whose genre and sound details aren't yet widely documented, making them a genuine discovery for anyone paying attention early.

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Metropolitan Festival Orchestra

The Metropolitan Festival Orchestra is a Singapore-based ensemble founded in 2013, performing orchestral and operatic repertoire with a focus on accessible, festival-style programming.

MEYOU

Meyou is a dynamic Thai pop sensation who seamlessly blends t-pop, hip hop, and indie pop influences to create an irresistible sound that has captivated over 813K Spotify followers worldwide. This rising star brings an electric energy to the stage, delivering performances that showcase the vibrant evolution of contemporary Thai music. With their genre-defying style and magnetic stage presence, Meyou promises an unforgettable live experience that will have you dancing from the first beat to the last.

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MILLI

มิลลิ (MILLI) is a Bangkok rapper and singer whose music moves between Thai hip-hop, trap, and pop, with lyrics that frequently hit hard on class, identity, and growing up broke in Thailand. Her 2022 Coachella appearance — where she ate mango sticky rice on stage and turned it into a viral moment that briefly crashed Thai dessert Google searches — gave her an international profile that most Thai artists never reach. Her live sets tend to be fast and direct, built around her delivery rather than elaborate production, so the show lives or dies on her as a performer — and so far it holds up.

Mind Against

Mind Against is an Italian brother duo — Alessandro and Federico Fognini — based in Berlin, making melodic techno that leans toward atmosphere and long builds rather than peak-hour aggression. In 2023 they launched their own label, giving them full control over how their music reaches the floor. Their sets translate well to a club setting precisely because the tension in their tracks takes time to pay off.

MindaRyn

MindaRyn (ณัชชา พงศ์สุปาณี) is a Thai singer based in Japan whose output sits squarely in the anime and J-rock world, landing her songs on several anime series soundtracks. She built an initial following through YouTube before signing with Japanese label Lantis in 2020 and releasing original singles tied to anime tie-ins. Live appearances are still relatively rare outside Japan, which makes a Bangkok show a reasonable opportunity to catch her in a more local setting.

MIRRR

MIRRROR blends the vibrant sounds of Thai pop with indie and hip hop influences, creating an electrifying fusion that has captivated over 362K Spotify followers worldwide. This dynamic artist brings an infectious energy to the stage, seamlessly weaving together melodic t-pop hooks with edgy rap verses that showcase the evolution of modern Thai music. Don't miss the chance to experience MIRRROR's genre-defying live performance that perfectly captures the pulse of contemporary Asian pop culture.

Moderndog

With nearly three decades of electrifying Thai rock, ModernDog (โมเดิร์นด็อก) has become a cornerstone of Thailand's music scene, masterfully blending rock, pop, and indie sounds with the socially conscious spirit of phleng phuea chiwit. Their passionate live performances have earned them a devoted following of over 550K Spotify listeners who can't get enough of their anthemic energy and raw authenticity. Don't miss your chance to experience one of Thailand's most influential rock acts as they bring their legendary stage presence to life.

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Monomania

Monomania is a Thai post-rock band whose sound blends slow-building instrumental tension with the melodic sensibility of indie pop — closer to quiet introspection than stadium-sized crescendos. With just over 5,000 Spotify followers, they're still a small-room act, which makes this a reasonable time to catch them before the audience grows.

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Morgan Jay

Morgan Jay is a New York-based comedian and singer who blends stand-up with original songs, leaning into self-deprecating humor and crowd interaction rather than straight joke delivery. He has built a following through YouTube and social media, where his musical comedy sketches have drawn a modest but dedicated online audience. If you want a show that sits somewhere between a comedy set and a live performance, he's worth checking out.

MORTEN

Danish electronic music powerhouse MORTEN has been electrifying dance floors and festival stages with his high-energy EDM productions that seamlessly blend progressive house with cutting-edge electronic sounds. With over 157K Spotify followers and a proven track record spanning decades in the scene, this Copenhagen-born artist delivers explosive live performances that transform any venue into a euphoric sonic playground. Get ready to experience the raw intensity and infectious energy that has made MORTEN a must-see act on the international EDM circuit.

Move Along

Move Along is a Thai rock band whose sound sits somewhere between polished pop-rock and the more guitar-driven end of the local Thai rock scene. With under a thousand Spotify followers, they're still early in building an audience outside their immediate fanbase. Not much is documented about their live show yet, but if you're looking to catch a local rock act before the venues get bigger, this is the kind of bill worth checking out.

Moving and Cut

Moving and Cut is a Thai indie pop duo whose sound blends clean guitar-driven arrangements with soft, introspective vocals — sitting closer to the quieter end of the Thai indie pop spectrum than to mainstream chart pop. They've built a following of around 156K on Spotify without significant crossover into the mainstream, suggesting a dedicated fanbase that found them organically.

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murrph is a Thai pop artist whose catalog is still taking shape at the early stages of a career, with a small but present footprint on streaming. With just over 1,000 Spotify followers, there isn't much public information available yet to anchor a fuller picture of their sound or background. Worth keeping an eye on if you stumble across their music and like what you hear.

MURRPH.

MURRPH. is a Thai artist working somewhere between alternative rock and pop, with a sound that the Last.fm tags suggest leans rougher than the polished Thai pop mainstream. Follower counts are still small, which likely means shows are intimate and the setlist is still being shaped. If you want to catch an act before the room gets bigger, this is the kind of low-stakes gamble worth taking.

Musketeers

Musketeers are a Thai rock band whose sound blends guitar-driven rock with pop hooks accessible enough to pull in listeners well outside the genre's core audience. With close to a million Spotify followers, they're one of the more broadly followed acts in the Thai rock scene. Their catalogue-spanning setlists tend to reward fans who know the songs, so brushing up before the show pays off.

My Chemical Romance

With over 10 million Spotify followers and a legendary status in the emo and pop punk scenes, My Chemical Romance delivers theatrical, high-energy performances that have captivated audiences for over two decades. The New Jersey rockers, led by charismatic frontman Gerard Way, are known for their emotionally charged anthems and dramatic live shows that transform concerts into cathartic experiences. Don't miss your chance to witness one of alternative rock's most influential and passionate live acts.

My Dark Secret Transcendence

My Dark Secret Transcendence is a post-rock act whose Spotify presence is still in its earliest stages, with under 300 followers and no additional genre tags to sharpen the picture. Without reliable details on their origin, lineup, or recorded output, it's hard to say much about where they sit within post-rock's wide range — from slow-build instrumentals to heavier, more abrasive territory. If you're curious, catching them live may be the most direct way to find out what they're actually about.

N.Flying

엔플라잉 (N.Flying) are a South Korean rock band whose sound sits closer to melodic hard rock and pop-punk than typical K-pop, with guitar-forward arrangements that set them apart from most acts sharing the genre label. They debuted in Japan in 2013 before their Korean launch in 2015, and have built a dedicated following of nearly a million Spotify listeners over a decade of releases. Fans consistently note that the band's live dynamic shifts the energy of their studio tracks noticeably — the guitar work hits differently in a room.

Nakadia

Nakadia (สีไพร มุ่งพันธ์กลาง) is a Thai-born, Germany-based DJ and producer working in acid techno and minimal techno — a sound built around the squelching 303 basslines and stripped-back percussion that define the harder end of European club music. She has built a following across the international festival and club circuit over more than two decades, playing venues and events in Europe, Asia, and beyond, which is a notable reach for an artist with a relatively modest Spotify footprint. Her sets run long and functional — this is floor-focused techno designed for a room that wants to move, not a showcase moment.

NAP the NAP

NAP the NAP is a Thai act working in the overlapping space between rock, pop, and the broader t-pop sound. With only a few hundred Spotify followers, they're early-stage enough that a Bangkok show is the kind of ground-floor moment that's harder to come by once a band finds its footing.

Nargaroth

Nargaroth is a German black metal project built almost entirely around one person — Kanwulf (René Wagner), who has written, recorded, and performed under the name since 1996. The 2005 album Jahreszeiten is widely regarded as a landmark in the genre, drawing on raw, atmospheric production that sits closer to the Scandinavian second wave than most of its German contemporaries. Live appearances are rare enough that a show represents a genuine chance to see a one-man operation that has stayed deliberately outside the metal mainstream for nearly three decades.

Natt Buntita

Natt Buntita is an emerging Thai artist who brings an intimate, authentic energy to every performance that captivates audiences from the first note. With a growing fanbase of dedicated listeners discovering her unique sound, she represents the exciting new wave of Thai musical talent breaking through the scene. Experience her raw, emotional live performances that transform small venues into unforgettable musical journeys.

NCT 127

NCT 127 are a Seoul-based K-pop act under SM Entertainment whose sound pulls in harder directions than most of their peers — Spotify tags them alongside noise music, and tracks like "Kick It" and "Simon Says" back that up with distorted synths and aggressive rap-rock crossovers. The nine-member group (now seven) has built a 7.8M Spotify following since debuting in July 2016 as the Seoul-rooted sub-unit of the larger NCT collective, with their longitude-referencing name a nod to the city's coordinates. Their live productions are large-scale SM Entertainment affairs with synchronized choreography central to the show, so a standing or seated ticket will read very differently — worth checking the venue layout before you book.

NERVO

Twin sister DJ duo NERVO has electrified dance floors worldwide with their explosive EDM sets, building a massive global following of over 728K Spotify fans through their infectious energy and chart-topping collaborations with superstars like David Guetta and Kylie Minogue. From songwriters to international DJ sensations, these Australian powerhouses bring an unmatched chemistry to the stage that transforms every performance into an unforgettable dance party. Don't miss your chance to experience the dynamic force that has dominated festival main stages and club circuits across the globe.

Netsky

Netsky is Belgian producer Boris Daenen, whose drum and bass tracks lean toward the melodic, liquid funk end of the spectrum rather than the harder, more abrasive side of the genre. His 2010 debut on Hospital Records helped establish him as one of the label's signature acts, and he has since built an audience well into the hundreds of thousands on Spotify. Live, he performs as a DJ but regularly brings live instrumentation into his sets, which gives his more euphoric tracks considerably more punch in a room than they have on record.

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Nico Moreno

Nico Moreno is a French DJ and producer from Caen whose sets move through hard techno, acid techno, and hardcore into genuinely punishing territory. He has built a following of over 360K on Spotify without softening the edges — his output stays firmly in the harder end of the European techno spectrum. On a club system, that kind of uncompromising low-end tends to hit differently than it does on a stream.

No Buses

No Buses are a four-piece indie band from Japan — Taisei Kondo, Shinya Goto, Saori Sugiyama, and Issei Ichikawa — whose sound sits in the scrappy, guitar-driven corner of Japanese indie. Active since late 2016, they've built a following of over 120K on Spotify without much mainstream crossover, which tends to mean a devoted crowd rather than a casual one.

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NONT TANONT

NONT TANONT is a Thai pop singer whose sound sits squarely in the polished, melodic lane of mainstream T-pop — clean production, smooth vocals, and material that tends to land hardest with listeners who know the words. With 1.8 million Spotify followers, he has one of the more substantial fanbases in the Thai pop space, and that kind of crowd tends to make itself heard at live shows. If you're after a set where the room already knows every hook, this is a reliable bet.

Nora En Pure

Swiss-South African sensation Nora En Pure has captivated nearly 500K Spotify followers with her ethereal blend of deep house, melodic house, and afro house that transports listeners to sonic landscapes as beautiful as her nature-inspired visuals. From her breakout hit "Come With Me" to earning a coveted spot on Pete Tong's BBC Essential Mix, this progressive house virtuoso crafts immersive live experiences that seamlessly weave organic melodies with driving electronic beats. Prepare for a transcendent journey where lush soundscapes meet dancefloor euphoria.

Novah

NOVAH is a DJ and producer from Antwerp working in hard techno and acid techno — a corner of the genre defined by punishing tempos, distorted kicks, and corrosive 303 basslines. With close to 300K Spotify followers, he sits comfortably within the current wave of European hard techno producers who have pushed the sound into festival-scale venues. If heavy, floor-focused techno is what you're after, he's worth showing up early for.

NuNew

NuNew (ชวรินทร์ เพ็ชรพิริยาวงศ์) is a Thai actor-turned-pop singer whose music sits squarely in the melodic, production-polished end of T-pop. His 2022 OST "True Love," written for the drama To Sir, With Love, went viral and made him the first Thai artist to hit one million votes on the TPOP Standby App. With close to 500K Spotify followers built largely off that drama-to-music pipeline, he draws a fanbase that turns up loud and already knows every word.

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Oat Pramote

Oat Pramote (โอ๊ต ปราโมทย์) is a Pakistani-Thai actor turned solo artist working in a space where T-pop production meets Thai hip hop, with enough pop polish to sit comfortably on mainstream playlists. He has built a following of nearly 700K on Spotify, a solid base for someone still in the earlier stages of a music career alongside his acting work. Fans of his recorded output will be curious to see how the two sides of his profile — polished pop and hip hop inflection — translate to a live setting.

Obskurus

Obskurus is a Thai producer and DJ working in dark, industrial-leaning electronic music — the kind of set that prioritizes texture and low-end weight over dancefloor accessibility. With a follower count still in the hundreds, there's little documentation of a breakthrough release or defining moment yet. Catching them now means seeing a small-room act before the picture gets clearer.

OCEVN

OCEVN is a shoegaze act whose sound sits in the hazy, guitar-heavy territory the genre is known for — layered distortion, washed-out vocals, and slow-building texture. With only around 800 Spotify followers, they're early-stage, and details on releases or defining moments are thin. If you're the kind of listener who likes catching a band before the room fills up, this is that kind of show.

OMEGA X

OMEGA X (오메가엑스) are a South Korean group formed in 2021 whose sound pulls K-pop structure toward harder, noisier edges — an unusual combination that sets them apart from the polished mainstream of the genre. The group drew significant attention after their label controversy in 2022, which they navigated publicly before regrouping and continuing to release independently. With around 300K Spotify followers built in just a few years, their fanbase is loyal and internationally spread, which tends to make their live shows feel tightly communal.

Oppidan

Oppidan is a Bristol-based DJ and producer working in the tighter, percussive end of UK garage — his productions pull from bassline and rally house as much as classic garage, giving his sets a harder, floor-focused edge than the genre's smoother strains. He has built a following of around 66,000 on Spotify without much mainstream crossover, which points to a dedicated club audience rather than casual listeners. If you're after a set that prioritises dancefloor function over spectacle, he's worth catching.

P6ICK

P6ICK is a rising force in Thailand's vibrant hip hop scene, blending the hard-hitting energy of Thai trap with melodic T-pop sensibilities to create a sound that's uniquely his own. With over 156K Spotify followers and a growing reputation, he's one of the names shaping the future of Thai urban music. Catch him live for an electrifying performance that proves why the world is paying attention to Thailand right now.

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PALMY

Palmy (ปาล์มมี่) is a Bangkok-born singer-songwriter whose catalog moves across Thai pop, rock, and luk thung, giving her a broader tonal range than most artists working in the t-pop space. She's been releasing music since her self-titled debut in 2001 and has built a following of over 1.3 million on Spotify across more than two decades of work. That longevity means her sets tend to draw on a genuinely deep back catalog, which rewards fans who know the older material as much as the recent stuff.

pami

Thai sensation pami has been captivating audiences since 1997, building a devoted fanbase of over 36K Spotify followers with their distinctive sound that blends contemporary pop sensibilities with authentic Thai musical elements. With nearly three decades of experience perfecting their craft, pami delivers electrifying live performances that showcase both their musical evolution and deep connection to their roots. Don't miss this opportunity to witness a true veteran of the Thai music scene bring their passion and artistry to the stage.

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Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost are a Halifax band formed in 1988 whose catalogue moves from death/doom foundations through gothic metal and into darker, more atmospheric territory — drawing on gothic rock and doom in roughly equal measure. They are widely credited, alongside Anathema and My Dying Bride, with shaping both the death/doom and gothic metal subgenres, and their 35-year back catalogue runs deep enough that any setlist will reward fans who know the records. A band with that much history tends to perform with real purpose rather than spectacle, so if you follow the genre at all, the chance to see them in a smaller room is worth taking.

Paradox

Paradox is a Thai rock band whose sound pulls from phleng phuea chiwit — the folk-rooted "songs for life" tradition — blended with mainstream rock arrangements and melodic pop sensibilities. They've built a following of over 770,000 on Spotify, putting them among the more widely streamed acts in Thailand's rock scene. Their catalogue leans toward earnest, lyric-driven songwriting, so if that kind of storytelling connects with you on record, a live show is worth the room.

Pasca Sini

Pasca is a Malay-language singer-songwriter working in a contemporary pop framework built around melodic hooks and understated production. With just over 2,000 Spotify followers, the project is still finding its footing, so details on releases and defining moments are limited. If you're drawn to early-stage Malay pop acts and like catching artists before the crowds arrive, this is that kind of show.

Pathological Sadism

Hailing from Thailand's underground metal scene, Pathological Sadism has been delivering bone-crushing death metal and grindcore since 2011, earning a devoted cult following across Southeast Asia. Their relentless live performances blend technical brutality with raw intensity, creating an atmosphere of controlled chaos that leaves audiences both terrified and exhilarated. Prepare for an assault on the senses as these Thai metal veterans unleash over a decade of perfected aggression on stage.

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Paul Gilbert

Paul Gilbert is an American hard rock guitarist from Carbondale, Illinois, best known as a founding member of Racer X and Mr. Big, whose technically demanding playing sits somewhere between shred metal and melodic rock. Mr. Big's 1991 ballad "To Be with You" reached number one in fifteen countries, though Gilbert's reputation rests more squarely on his instrumental work and his influence as a guitar educator. Live, his shows tend to prioritize fretboard fireworks over spectacle — straightforward for a player whose technique is the point.

Pegassi

Pegassi is an Antwerp-based DJ and producer whose sets pull from hard house, trance, and eurodance into something that lands closer to peak-hour rave music than any single genre label covers. With 64K Spotify followers behind him, he's built a steady following in the harder end of European club culture. If you're after a set that runs hot and doesn't detour into ambient cool-downs, he's worth showing up early for.

Penguin Villa

Penguin Villa is the captivating one-man musical project that seamlessly blends Thai pop, indie pop, and rock into an irresistible sonic experience that has attracted over 50,000 devoted Spotify followers. This multi-talented artist creates an unexpectedly full and dynamic live performance that transforms intimate venues into unforgettable musical journeys. With roots in Thailand's vibrant music scene and a sound that bridges traditional Thai pop with modern indie sensibilities, Penguin Villa delivers performances that are both deeply personal and universally compelling.

PERSES

Rising Thai pop sensation PERSES (เพอร์เซส) has been captivating audiences since 2022 with their infectious T-pop sound that perfectly blends contemporary Thai pop with modern production. With over 52K devoted Spotify followers and a rapidly growing fanbase across social media, this dynamic act brings an electrifying energy to every performance that showcases why they're quickly becoming one of Thailand's most exciting live performers. Don't miss your chance to experience PERSES' magnetic stage presence and chart-climbing hits in person!

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Phum Viphurit

Thai-born, New Zealand-raised bedroom pop sensation Phum Viphurit has captivated over 530K Spotify followers with his dreamy, lo-fi soundscapes that blend multicultural influences into something uniquely mesmerizing. Now based in Bangkok, this genre-defining artist brings an intimate yet expansive live experience that transforms his hazy, romantic recordings into transcendent moments of connection. Witness firsthand why Phum's velvet vocals and nostalgic melodies have made him one of Southeast Asia's most beloved indie exports.

PiXXiE

PiXXiE (พิกซี่) is a Thai pop act whose sound sits squarely in the slick, production-forward end of T-pop — bright vocal hooks over polished, contemporary arrangements. Active since early 2021, she has built a following of nearly 500K on Spotify in a relatively short time, which puts her on a clear upward trajectory within the Thai pop scene.

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PLAVE

PLAVE (플레이브) are a South Korean five-member group with a twist: they are virtual avatars rather than human performers, debuting in 2023 under Vlast with a sound rooted squarely in polished K-pop — melodic, production-heavy, and built around tight vocal harmonies. Their 2024 mini-album Asterum: 134-1 charted strongly in South Korea and helped push the group past 430K Spotify followers inside their first two years, a fast trajectory for a concept-driven act with no physical members to promote in person. If they are appearing live in Bangkok, the show will almost certainly be a screen-based or mixed-media production — worth attending if you are curious how a fully animated group translates to a concert format.

PLAYGROUND

Playground brings the electrifying energy of Thai rock to American stages, blending traditional Thai pop sensibilities with powerful rock anthems that have captivated over 150,000 Spotify followers worldwide. This dynamic band creates an unforgettable live experience where East meets West, delivering high-energy performances that transcend language barriers and get crowds moving. Don't miss your chance to witness this rising force in the Thai rock scene as they bring their unique cross-cultural sound to life.

Polycat

Polycat is a Bangkok indie-pop band whose sound blends smooth funk grooves and R&B-tinged guitar lines with Thai-language vocals that sit somewhere between retro soul and contemporary pop. They've built a following of over 1.1 million Spotify listeners across more than a decade of releases, with albums like Purr cementing their reputation as one of Thailand's more consistent acts in the indie-pop space. Their live shows tend to lean into the band's rhythm-section tightness, which translates better in a venue than on record.

Pongsit Kampee

Pongsit Kampee is a Thai singer-songwriter rooted in phleng phuea chiwit — the socially conscious "songs for life" tradition — with a catalogue that stretches across southern Thai folk sounds, luk thung, and rock-inflected Thai pop. He has been a fixture of the genre since the 1980s and carries over 500K Spotify followers, a substantial audience for a style that rarely crosses over to international streaming. His songs are built around storytelling and melody that rewards an attentive room, making a seated or standing-still crowd the right setting to actually hear what he's doing.

Pop Pongkool

Pop Pongkool is a Thai singer-songwriter whose music moves between polished pop and rock-leaning arrangements, sitting comfortably in the melodic mainstream of the Thai music scene. With 1.4 million Spotify followers, he has built a substantial domestic audience over the course of a career that spans multiple studio albums and soundtrack contributions. His live shows draw a crowd that knows the words, which makes for a strong room if you enjoy that kind of communal sing-along energy.

Post Malone

Post Malone has revolutionized alternative R&B with his genre-blending sound that seamlessly fuses rap, rock, and pop influences, captivating over 48 million Spotify followers worldwide. Since breaking through with "White Iverson," this multi-talented artist has become a live music phenomenon, delivering electrifying performances that showcase his skills as both a dynamic vocalist and guitarist. With his undeniable charisma and chart-topping hits, Post Malone creates an unforgettable concert experience that proves why he's one of today's most sought-after live performers.

POTATO

Potato is a Thai rock band whose sound sits in the melodic, guitar-driven end of the genre — clean arrangements, strong hooks, and a vocal style that has kept them on mainstream radio playlists for over two decades. They've built a following of 1.2M Spotify listeners across a career stretching back to 2001, making them one of the more durable acts in Thai pop-rock. A band with that kind of catalogue tends to fill a room with people who know every word.

Pramote Vilepana

ปราโมทย์ (Pramote Vilepana) is a Thai singer-songwriter whose sound moves between Thai pop and rock, with roots in folk song performance that still surface in his melodic writing. He built his craft behind the scenes at Sony Music Entertainment Thailand before stepping into the spotlight, and his 360,000+ Spotify followers suggest his songs have found a steady, genuine audience rather than a fleeting one.

PREP

PREP are a four-piece London outfit built around silky neo-soul and sophisti-pop, their sound shaped by members who bring backgrounds in classical composition, house production, and session work. They formed in 2015 as something of a side project and have since grown a following of over 320K on Spotify on the strength of polished, hook-driven songwriting that sits comfortably alongside artists like Tom Misch or Blood Orange. Their live show translates that studio precision into a full-band setting, which given the musicianship involved tends to reward the listen more than a record alone does.

PROXIE

Rising Thai pop sensation PROXIE has captivated over 219K Spotify followers with their infectious T-pop sound that perfectly blends contemporary Thai music with global pop sensibilities. Since bursting onto the scene in 2022, this dynamic artist has quickly become one of Thailand's most exciting new voices, delivering electrifying performances that showcase the vibrant energy of modern Thai pop culture. Don't miss your chance to experience PROXIE's magnetic stage presence and witness firsthand why they're leading the charge in Thailand's evolving music landscape.

Pru

Pru is a Thai rock act whose sound sits at the crossroads of Thai pop melody and guitar-driven rock.

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PUFFER P

Puffer P brings the raw, unfiltered energy of Thailand's underground punk scene to life with their explosive blend of hardcore punk and the quirky, experimental sounds of egg punk. This Bangkok-based powerhouse has cultivated a devoted following of nearly 5,000 fans who know that every Puffer P show is an unpredictable, high-octane experience that will leave you sweaty, exhilarated, and craving more. Get ready for a sonic assault that perfectly captures the rebellious spirit of Southeast Asian punk rock.

PUN

PUN (also known as PLERNPLENG) is a Thai artist signed to High Cloud Entertainment whose sound moves between T-pop, hip hop, and R&B — part of the YARBCREW collective of producers and rappers that also placed him in the THB (Try Hard Being) project, selected by F.HERO and Louis Thcha. With over a million Spotify followers, he sits at a comfortable mid-tier in the Thai music scene where pop structure and rap delivery share roughly equal weight. If you follow Thai hip hop crossover acts, he's worth catching to hear how the THB-era material translates to a live setting.

PUN

With over two decades in the game and 630K devoted Spotify followers, PUN has cemented himself as a powerhouse of Thai pop and hip hop who knows how to command a stage. This T-pop veteran seamlessly blends infectious pop melodies with hard-hitting hip hop beats, creating an electrifying live experience that has kept fans dancing since 2003. Get ready for a high-energy performance from one of Thailand's most enduring and dynamic entertainers.

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Quintino

Quintino is a Dutch DJ and producer from Den Helder whose sound sits squarely in big room EDM — festival-scaled drops, driving kicks, and the kind of builds built for large outdoor crowds. He founded the SupersoniQ label and has accumulated over 600K Spotify followers through a decade-plus of club and festival circuit work. Live, his sets are built for big rooms, so the larger the venue, the more sense this one makes.

R3HAB

Dutch powerhouse R3HAB has been electrifying dance floors worldwide with his signature blend of slap house and EDM, amassing over 2.6 million devoted Spotify followers who can't get enough of his infectious beats. Known for his high-energy live performances and genre-defying productions, this Breda-born sensation transforms every venue into an unstoppable party that keeps crowds moving until the last drop. Don't miss your chance to experience one of electronic music's most dynamic performers as he brings his chart-topping anthems to life.

Rainbow Disco Club

Rainbow Disco Club is one of Japan's most beloved dance-music gatherings — a Tokyo-born celebration of house, disco and techno founded in 2010 by three friends under the motto "Beyond Space and Time". Since relocating to the green hills of Shizuoka's Izu Peninsula in the mid-2010s, its laid-back open-air weekender has become a bucket-list fixture for dancers and DJs worldwide, known for impeccable sound, a famously friendly all-ages crowd, and sunset sets over the Pacific. Its travelling showcases carry that spirit to dance floors across Asia — including this one.

Rave Republic

Rave Republic are a Singaporean DJ duo producing big room EDM — the kind of festival-floor sound built around wide builds, hard drops, and crowd-ready hooks. Active since 2014, they've grown a following across Southeast Asia's festival circuit with a style that sits squarely in the peak-hour slot.

Rayray

RayRay (趙心蕾) is a Taiwanese DJ and producer working in bass house and hard techno, two genres that sit at the harder, more physical end of club music. She has built a following across Asia's underground circuit with a SoundCloud and Bandcamp presence that suggests an artist more focused on releases than radio. If heavy low-end and high-BPM techno are what you're after on a Bangkok night out, she's worth tracking.

RAZOR

RAZOR is a Japanese visual kei band formed in 2016, playing the kind of hard-edged J-rock that sits closer to gothic drama than polished arena glam. With under 14K Spotify followers they're still building an international audience, though they've maintained a consistent release schedule and active touring presence in Japan's dedicated visual kei scene. If you follow the genre, a smaller venue show is a decent chance to see the full aesthetic — costume, staging, and all — up close.

Reality Club

Reality Club is a Jakarta indie rock band whose songs trade in lovelorn anxiety and wry self-awareness, built around clean guitars, driving rhythm sections, and vocals that sit somewhere between confessional and sardonic. Their 2019 album Nervous, Broken, Depressed, Paranoid, Insecure, and Overwhelmed landed them nearly 800K Spotify followers and cemented their place as one of Indonesia's more talked-about indie acts of the last decade. Their live sets are known for being tight and relatively unadorned — the songs carry the weight without much production layering, which suits the material well.

REIRIE

REIRIE (れいりえ) is a Japanese artist working at the crossroads of J-pop and J-rock, blending melodic hooks with guitar-driven arrangements. She launched her career in 2023 and has built a following of around 17,000 on Spotify in a short time, suggesting a fanbase that's still forming but clearly engaged. Catching her now means seeing a set that's likely to feel closer to the beginning of something than the polished arena version that may come later.

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Réjizz is an emerging force in Thailand's vibrant hip hop scene, masterfully blending traditional Thai pop sensibilities with hard-hitting rap flows that captivate audiences nationwide. With a growing fanbase of over 5,000 dedicated Spotify followers, this dynamic artist brings an electrifying energy to the stage that showcases the evolution of Thai urban music. Experience the raw talent and cultural fusion that's positioning Réjizz as one of Thailand's most promising hip hop acts to watch.

REPAZE

Repaze is a Thai rapper working in the harder-edged corner of the local scene, where trap production and Thai-language flows sit closer to the street than the pop crossover. With just over 7,000 Spotify followers, he's still building his audience, so a Bangkok show right now is likely a tight, close-range set rather than a polished arena run. If you follow Thai trap and want to catch someone before the rooms get bigger, this is the kind of bill worth showing up early for.

Retrospect

Retrospect has been electrifying the Thai rock scene since 2007, masterfully blending traditional Thai rock with infectious pop sensibilities that have captivated over 146K Spotify followers. With nearly two decades of experience crafting anthemic songs that resonate across generations, this powerhouse band delivers high-energy live performances that showcase why they remain one of Thailand's most enduring rock acts. Their dynamic stage presence and ability to seamlessly fuse rock intensity with melodic pop hooks creates an unforgettable concert experience that speaks to both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Richie Hawtin

Richie Hawtin is a British-born, Canadian-raised producer and DJ whose work spans hard industrial techno to the deep, stripped-back minimal and acid sounds he developed under his alias Plastikman. He co-founded Plus 8 Records in the early 1990s alongside John Acquaviva, a label that helped define the Detroit-influenced techno export out of Windsor, Ontario, and later launched M_nus as a home for his more minimal work. His DJ sets are known for long-form, surgical builds using custom hardware and software — closer to a live experiment in sound design than a straightforward club set.

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Romeo Blanco

Romeo Blanco is a Belgian DJ and producer working in progressive house, known for building long, textured sets rather than chasing peak-hour drops. He has played the main stage at Tomorrowland six times — including its US and Brazil editions — which puts him in a relatively small group of artists to have held that slot repeatedly. With a catalogue built around gradual builds and harmonic depth, his live sets reward patience more than they demand it.

Royal 44

Royal 44 is a South Korean rapper working in the K-rap space, known for a laid-back delivery and a sound that sits closer to west coast hip-hop influence than the polished production typical of mainstream Korean rap. With just over 51K Spotify followers, he has a committed niche following rather than broad chart visibility. If you're already in that pocket of Korean underground hip-hop, his sets tend to reward listeners who know the catalogue.

Ryosuke Yamada

Ryosuke Yamada is a Japanese actor and pop artist whose music sits squarely in the polished, high-production end of J-pop, shaped largely by his dual career as a member of the Johnny's group Hey! Say! JUMP. With 64.8K Spotify followers, his solo output draws primarily from an existing fanbase built across television, film, and group releases rather than independent touring. If you follow his acting work or Hey! Say! JUMP, a solo show would be a rare chance to see that side of his career in a dedicated format.

S.O.L.E.

S.O.L.E. is a Thai indie rock act whose sound sits in the softer, more melodic end of the local guitar-pop scene. With only around 1,600 Spotify followers, they're still building an audience, and reliable details about their discography or background are thin on the ground. If you're the kind of listener who likes catching bands before the rooms get crowded, this could be worth an early look.

Sabai

SABAI is a Vancouver-based producer working in future bass and melodic EDM, building tracks that sit somewhere between festival-floor energy and softer, more atmospheric textures. With 62K Spotify followers and a presence across SoundCloud and the major platforms, she has built a steady international following without major-label backing.

Safeplanet

Safeplanet has captivated over 520K Spotify followers with their infectious blend of Thai pop and indie sensibilities, establishing themselves as one of Thailand's most compelling acts in the T-pop scene since 2016. Their dynamic sound seamlessly weaves together catchy pop melodies with indie experimentation, creating an electrifying live experience that showcases why they've become a driving force in contemporary Thai music. Don't miss your chance to witness this rising powerhouse deliver their signature energy and undeniable stage presence.

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Salad

Salad are a London indie band formed in 1992 around frontwoman Marijne Van Der Vlugt, whose vocals sit over the kind of wiry, hook-driven guitar pop that defined the Britpop and Madchester scenes. They released on Island Records in the mid-90s before disbanding in 1999, and have since reformed with a small but loyal following. If you missed them the first time around, this is a rare chance to catch a genuine product of that era rather than a tribute to it.

Saladphak

Saladphak With only a handful of listeners across platforms, Saladphak is about as early-stage as it gets — a genuinely emerging act whose sound and story are still taking shape. There isn't enough public information available to describe their music or background with any confidence. If you catch them live, you're likely getting in before almost anyone else has. Note: The available data on this artist is too limited to write an accurate bio. If you have a press sheet, genre tags, or release info, send it over and we can give this a proper write-up.

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SARAN is a Thai rapper whose sound pulls from trap production and Southern Thai musical sensibilities, sitting at a crossroads that distinguishes him from the Bangkok-centric mainstream of Thai hip hop. With 3.9 million Spotify followers, he's built one of the larger audiences in the Thai rap scene over nearly two decades. His Southern roots give his delivery a regional flavour that tends to hit differently in a room than on a playlist.

SEK LOSO

เสก โลโซ (Sek Loso) is a Thai rock guitarist and songwriter whose music pulls across phleng phuea chiwit's socially conscious storytelling, luk thung, and mainstream Thai rock, making him a rare crossover figure in the country's music landscape. Active since the mid-1990s, he built a following that now sits at over 600K Spotify followers — substantial for an artist whose roots are in regional and working-class Thai sounds. His live sets tend to draw audiences who know the words to everything, which gives the room a different energy than a typical rock show.

SEXSKI

Sexski is a rising force in Thailand's hip hop scene, blending traditional Thai influences with hard-hitting trap beats that have captivated over 42,000 Spotify followers. This dynamic artist brings an authentic Thai hip hop sound that's both deeply rooted in local culture and globally appealing, making every live performance an electrifying fusion of East meets beats. With a growing reputation in the Thai trap movement, Sexski delivers high-energy shows that showcase why Thai hip hop is taking the world by storm.

SHLTR

SHLTR is a Dutch melodic hardcore act whose sound sits in the heavier, emotionally-driven end of the genre — think dense guitar work layered over the kind of vocal hooks that melodic hardcore borrows from post-hardcore and punk. With only around 130 Spotify followers, they're at an early stage of their career, so catching them now means a small-room show where the music does the talking without a production budget between you and the band.

SHOGUN

Shogun is an American-born Taiwanese DJ and producer working primarily in trance, though his Spotify footprint leans into Thai hip-hop and trap territory. With a small but growing audience of around 1.6K followers, he's still building his profile beyond the club circuit. If you follow the crossover between electronic production and Thai rap, he's worth checking out at this stage before the rooms get bigger.

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실리카겔 are a Seoul-based rock band who've built their sound around distorted guitars, psychedelic textures, and a restless energy that pulls from krautrock, shoegaze, and post-punk without settling into any one of them. Their 2022 album NO PAIN broke them wide open in the Korean indie scene, landing on year-end lists and pushing their audience well beyond the festival circuit. They're a band whose recordings already sound loud — live, that density reportedly hits harder.

Silk Sonic

Silk Sonic is the collaborative project of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, blending 1970s soul, R&B, and funk into something that sounds like a lost classic from that era rather than a modern homage. Their debut album An Evening with Silk Sonic (2021) won four Grammy Awards including Record of the Year, and the lead single "Leave the Door Open" spent weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100. Both performers are known for tight live musicianship — Mars as a multi-instrumentalist and .Paak as a drummer-frontman — so any full-band show draws heavily on that analog warmth.

Silly Fools

Since 1995, Silly Fools (ซิลลี่ ฟูลส์) has been Thailand's premier alternative rock force, blending Thai rock with phleng phuea chiwit (songs for life) to create anthems that resonate with over 4.4 million Spotify followers. Their electrifying live performances showcase nearly three decades of musical evolution, from raw alternative rock to T-pop crossover hits that have made them legends of the Thai music scene. Don't miss your chance to witness these seasoned rockers deliver the passionate, socially-conscious music that has defined generations of Thai fans.

Singdvncefist

Singdvncefist is a midwest emo act with a very small online footprint — 136 Spotify followers and 60 Last.fm listeners — so concrete details about their sound, origin, or releases are hard to verify. No bio written. There isn't enough reliable information to describe this artist accurately without inventing details, which wouldn't be fair to the reader or the act. If you have a press kit, interview, or release links for Singdvncefist, those would make it possible to write something useful.

Singto Numchok

Singto Numchok is a Thai artist whose sound moves across an unusually wide range — luk thung and southern Thai folk sit alongside T-pop polish and rock edges, making him harder to pin down than most acts in the Thai mainstream. He has built close to half a million Spotify followers without a breakout moment that defines him internationally, which suggests a loyal domestic following drawn to that genre range rather than a single sound.

Sinners Turned Saints

Sinners Turned Saints is a Thai post-rock band whose sound builds through long instrumental passages and layered guitar work typical of the genre. With just over 600 Spotify followers, they're still early in their reach, so details on releases or defining moments are thin on the ground. If you follow the Thai post-rock scene and want to catch a band before they develop a larger profile, this is that kind of show.

Slot Machine

Thailand's powerhouse rock sensation Slot Machine (สล็อต แมชชีน) has captivated over 728,000 Spotify followers with their electrifying blend of Thai rock and pop that defines the modern T-pop movement. Known for their explosive live performances and anthemic sound that bridges traditional Thai music with contemporary rock energy, this dynamic band has become one of Thailand's most influential rock acts. Prepare for an unforgettable night of high-octane music that showcases why Slot Machine continues to dominate the Thai rock scene.

Slowdive

Slowdive are a shoegaze and dream pop band from Reading, England, whose guitar-heavy, effects-drenched sound helped define the early-90s scene alongside My Bloody Valentine and Ride. They broke up in 1995 and spent nearly two decades away before reforming in 2013, releasing their first new album in 22 years in 2017 and a follow-up, everything is alive, in 2023. Their live sets are built around the same densely layered guitar textures as the records — loud, immersive, and worth hearing on a good sound system.

Slur

Slur is a Thai indie rock band whose sound moves between jangly guitar pop and more introspective indie rock, sitting somewhere in the melodic middle ground of the local scene. They have built a following of close to 90K on Spotify without major mainstream crossover, suggesting a devoted core audience rather than casual listeners. Their sets are worth catching if you already know the songs — the band tends to reward familiarity.

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SOK is a Thai rock and pop act whose sound sits somewhere between polished mainstream pop and the guitar-driven energy of local rock bands. With just over 2,000 Spotify followers, they're still early in building an audience. Catching them now means a smaller, closer show before the crowd grows.

Solitude is Bliss

Solitude is Bliss is a Thai indie rock band whose sound moves between hazy guitar textures and melodic pop structures, sitting somewhere in the overlap between indie rock and the softer end of Thai alternative.

Someone Said

Someone Said is a Thai pop act whose catalog sits squarely within the contemporary Thai pop scene, though with only a small Spotify following so far, the details of their sound and output are still taking shape. No widely documented releases or defining moments are on record yet.

Sons

Sons is a Thai rock act whose sound pulls across indie pop and mainstream Thai pop — a versatile range that suggests they're still finding where they sit, which can make for interesting live listening.

Soul After Six

Soul After Six is a Thai band that blends pop and rock — melodic enough for mainstream radio but with a guitar-forward edge that keeps them from sitting squarely in either camp. They've built a following of around 100K on Spotify without major label machinery behind them, which points to a fanbase that found them organically. If they carry that same band-driven sound to the stage, it's worth seeing how the rock side of their catalogue translates live.

Sound of Desolate

desolate is a Thai rock act whose name and sound both lean into darker, more brooding territory within the local guitar-music scene. With just over 6,000 Spotify followers, they're still building an audience, so catching them now means smaller venues and closer sets. Concrete details on releases are limited, but if you follow Thai indie rock, this is the kind of act worth tracking before the rooms get bigger.

Space 92

French techno powerhouse Space 92 delivers relentless peak-time energy that fuses driving techno with acid-fueled intensity, captivating over 116,000 Spotify followers worldwide. This rising force in the hard techno scene crafts sets that blur the lines between techno and tekno, creating an immersive sonic experience that transforms dance floors into euphoric battlegrounds. Prepare for a high-octane journey through the darker, harder realms of electronic music that will leave you breathless.

SQWEEZ ANIMAL

Blending the vibrant energy of Thai pop with rock and indie influences, Sqweez has captivated over 105K Spotify followers with their dynamic sound that perfectly bridges traditional Thai music sensibilities and contemporary pop-rock edge. Known for their electrifying live performances that showcase their genre-defying approach to Thai pop, Sqweez delivers an unforgettable concert experience that resonates with both local and international audiences. Don't miss your chance to witness one of Thailand's most exciting rising acts as they bring their infectious energy and unique musical fusion to the stage.

Srirajah Rockers

Srirajah Rockers brings the infectious rhythms of reggae to life with a distinctly Thai flavor, creating an electrifying fusion that has captivated over 18,000 Spotify followers across Southeast Asia. This dynamic band delivers high-energy performances that seamlessly blend traditional reggae grooves with local musical influences, making every show a celebration of cultural unity through music. Get ready to move as Srirajah Rockers transforms any venue into a vibrant island of rhythm and positive vibes.

Steve Aoki

Steve Aoki is an American DJ and producer who built his name in electro house before helping push EDM into mainstream arenas over the past decade. He founded Dim Mak Records, a label that launched acts like The Chainsmokers and Bloc Party early in their careers, and has racked up collaborations with artists from BTS to Louis Tomlinson. His sets are known for extended cake-throwing and crowd-surfing rituals — if you're after a club-style show scaled up to a festival format, that's exactly what you get here.

Stray Kids

Stray Kids are a South Korean K-pop group formed through a 2017 JYP Entertainment reality show, known for a harder, more abrasive sound than most of their peers — dense production, distorted synths, and rap-heavy arrangements that borrow as much from noise music as from mainstream idol pop. With 24.4 million Spotify followers, they're one of the genre's biggest acts of the current generation, driven largely by in-house production unit 3RACHA, who write and produce the bulk of their catalogue. Their live shows are full-scale arena productions with tight choreography synchronized to some of the most sonically aggressive backing tracks in K-pop.

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Stryker

Stryker is a French DJ and producer based in Barcelona working across psytrance, progressive trance, and the harder edges of the trance spectrum. With around 13K Spotify followers, he's built a modest but dedicated following in the European psytrance circuit.

Sub Zero Project

Sub Zero Project brings the raw power of Dutch hardstyle to life with their explosive blend of hardstyle, frenchcore, and hardcore that has captivated over 240K Spotify followers worldwide. This Netherlands-based duo delivers bone-rattling basslines and euphoric melodies that transform any venue into an absolute battleground of sound. Their high-energy live performances are legendary for creating moments of pure hardstyle madness that leave crowds begging for more.

Sugar 'N Spice

Sugar 'n Spice is a Thai pop group with roots stretching back to 1967, making them one of the longer-running acts in the local scene. With just over 20,000 Spotify followers, they draw a modest but dedicated audience — the kind that tends to know the words. No additional details on recent releases or live setup are available, but a group active for this long has had time to sharpen a set.

Supersub

Supersub is a Thai band working in the overlap between indie pop and rock — melodic, guitar-driven songs with a clean, radio-friendly finish. They sit in the same general space as a wave of contemporary Thai acts blurring the line between rock and pop, with a following that's been building steadily on streaming. At 28K followers they're still a small room act, which usually means tighter sets and a closer look at a band still finding its ceiling.

SURIYA MQT

Suriya is a Danish-Thai rapper working across Thai hip hop, trap, and pop, blending the melodic hooks of t-pop with harder trap production. With around 93K Spotify followers, he occupies a solid mid-tier in the Thai hip hop scene rather than the mainstream charts. His social footprint suggests an artist who engages closely with his audience, so a Bangkok show would likely feel more like a club set than an arena performance.

Swedish House Mafia

Swedish House Mafia are Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello — three Swedish producers who built their sound around driving progressive and electro house, the kind of big-room electronic music that defined festival main stages in the early 2010s. Their 2012 single "Don't You Worry Child" reached the top of charts across Europe and became one of the decade's most-streamed dance tracks, and the trio reunited in 2018 after a five-year split that had been announced as a permanent goodbye. Their live format is a full production show built around light rigs and synchronized visuals, so the scale of the venue matters — a large indoor or outdoor space is where the set makes sense.

Sweet Mullet

Sweet Mullet has captivated over 157,000 Spotify followers with their electrifying fusion of Thai rock and pop, creating a sound that's both authentically local and universally magnetic. This Thai powerhouse brings raw energy and infectious melodies that transform every live performance into an unforgettable experience. Don't miss your chance to witness one of Thailand's most exciting rock acts tear up the stage with their signature blend of driving guitars and irresistible pop sensibilities.

T_047

T_047 is a Thai artist working at the edges of phleng phuea chiwit — the folk-rooted "songs for life" genre — filtered through indie pop sensibilities that push it closer to contemporary Thai alternative. With 175K Spotify followers and a modest but growing Last.fm footprint, they sit at an interesting point where a traditional genre meets a younger audience finding it for the first time. If you have a soft spot for Thai indie acts reclaiming older sounds, this is worth showing up for early.

T!ne

T!ne is a Thai rapper working in the harder-leaning corner of the local scene, where trap production sits underneath bars delivered with enough weight to keep things from sliding into pop territory. She has built a following of over 316K on Spotify without significant mainstream crossover, which points to a dedicated base that found her on its own terms. Artists with that kind of loyal, genre-specific audience tend to bring a room that already knows every word.

Tahiti 80

Tahiti 80 are a Rouen-based French band who've been crafting bright, hook-driven indie pop with a clear debt to 1960s American sunshine rock since the mid-1990s. Their 1999 debut Puzzle established the template — melodic, lightly retro, sung mostly in English — and they've released a steady run of albums since, including Ballads of the Revolution and Here with You. Their catalogue rewards listeners who want something closer to Teenage Fanclub or Fountains of Wayne than anything coming out of the current French scene.

Taitosmith

TaitosmitH is a Thai singer-songwriter who moves fluidly across styles — his catalogue pulls from phleng phuea chiwit and luk thung roots while threading in indie rock, pop, and hip-hop, giving him a sound rooted in southern Thai tradition but built for wider ears. He has built a following of around 205K on Spotify without major-label backing, suggesting a fanbase that found him organically rather than through playlist placement. If you're curious how those genre jumps translate in a room, a live set is likely where the range makes most sense.

Tattoo Colour

With over 1.3 million Spotify followers and nearly two decades in the game, Tattoo Colour (แทตทูคัลเลอร์) has cemented their status as one of Thailand's most beloved pop-rock acts. This dynamic four-piece band seamlessly blends infectious Thai pop melodies with driving rock energy, creating an electrifying live experience that has captivated audiences since 2006. Don't miss your chance to witness why they've become a cornerstone of the Thai music scene – their passionate performances and anthemic choruses will leave you singing along in any language.

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Television Off is a Bangkok indie-rock band whose sound moves between hazy guitar textures and melodic Thai-language songwriting, sitting somewhere between indie pop and the rougher edges of Thai rock. They've built a following of around 135K Spotify followers since forming in 2019, a steady rise that suggests a dedicated fanbase rather than a viral spike. Catching them at a smaller venue now makes sense if you want to see a band still playing rooms that match the intimacy of their recordings.

Television Off

Television Off has been electrifying Thailand's music scene since 2019 with their dynamic blend of pop, rock, and indie influences that seamlessly bridges mainstream appeal with alternative edge. With over 132K devoted Spotify followers, this Thai powerhouse has proven their ability to craft infectious melodies that resonate both in intimate venues and packed concert halls. Experience their genre-defying sound live as they transform their studio magic into an unforgettable performance that showcases why they've become one of Thailand's most exciting emerging acts.

TERESA

TERESA is a Thai deathcore band whose sound sits at the heavier end of the local rock scene — breakdowns, harsh vocals, and the kind of low-tuned riffing that pulls from international deathcore while staying rooted in a Thai context. With just over 1,300 Spotify followers, they're still early in building an audience beyond the domestic heavy music circuit. If you follow Thai extreme metal closely, catching them now in a small room is a reasonable bet before the crowds grow.

Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra

The Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra is a professional symphony orchestra based at Mahidol University in Nakhon Pathom, performing a broad repertoire that spans Western classical works and compositions by Thai composers. With a relatively small Spotify following, they sit outside the pop and rock world their genre tags loosely suggest — their core identity is orchestral concert music rather than T-pop. If you're after a full symphony experience in Thailand, they offer a regular season of ticketed performances at the Prince Mahidol Hall rather than the kind of one-off club or festival show most listings here cover.

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THAOWAN

THAOWAN is a Thai hip hop artist with a growing streaming presence built on 112K Spotify followers and a sound rooted squarely in the local scene. Concrete details about releases or defining moments aren't well documented yet, so it's worth checking their latest output before the show. If you follow Thai hip hop and want to catch someone building momentum before the rooms get bigger, this is a reasonable bet.

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The Darkest Romance

The Darkest Romance is a Thai band whose sound moves across indie rock, pop, and phleng phuea chiwit — a range that puts them somewhere between guitar-driven alt-rock and the more melodic, socially conscious side of Thai popular music. They have built a following of around 26,000 Spotify listeners as an emerging act still finding their wider audience. If you want to catch a band at the point where the room is still small enough to feel close, this is that kind of show.

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The ge is a Thai artist working across pop and hip hop, with a sound that sits somewhere between t-pop's polished production and the looser cadences of Thai hip hop. With just over 8,000 Spotify followers, they're still building an audience, so a Bangkok show would be a relatively intimate way to get ahead of the curve.

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THE JUKKS

The Jukks are a Bangkok rock band whose sound moves between Thai indie rock and phleng phuea chiwit — the folk-rooted, socially conscious style that has shaped Thai popular music for decades — giving their songs an acoustic warmth that sits alongside the louder, electric side of their catalogue. Active since 2009, they've built a steady following of around 30,000 Spotify followers without much mainstream crossover, which means their live shows tend to draw a crowd that already knows the words. That kind of room — smaller, familiar — usually makes the quieter, folk-leaning songs land harder than they would on a bigger stage.

The Mind Is A Terrible Thing

The Mind Is A Terrible Thing plays in the intersection of math rock and midwest emo — think knotted guitar figures and time signatures that shift under emotionally direct lyrics. With only around 1,400 Spotify followers, they're early-stage, and details on releases or defining moments are scarce. If you're the kind of person who likes catching a band before the room gets crowded, this is that kind of show.

The Omnific

The Omnific are an Australian instrumental band working at the intersection of djent, math rock, and progressive metal — tight polyrhythmic bass and guitar interplay with the structural ambition of prog but the punch of heavy music. They've built a following of around 70K Spotify listeners largely on the strength of their instrumental chops, releasing a string of EPs and albums that lean into extended, technically demanding compositions. If you follow bass-forward progressive music closely, they're worth catching while the rooms are still small.

The Parkinson

The Parkinson is a Thai pop group who have been active since 2014, working in the polished, production-forward sound that defines the current t-pop mainstream. They have built a following of over 316,000 on Spotify, putting them comfortably among the more widely streamed acts in their lane.

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The Richman Toy

The Richman Toy is a Thai band whose sound pulls from multiple threads of Thai popular music — rock and pop at the core, but with traces of phleng phuea chiwit and luk thung that give their songs a distinctly regional character. With around 147K Spotify followers, they've built a real audience without yet crossing into mainstream territory. If the folk and country-inflected influences translate to the stage, there's likely more texture here than a standard Thai rock set.

THE ROSE

The Rose brings explosive K-rock energy that has captivated 2.8 million Spotify followers worldwide, seamlessly blending the intensity of rock with infectious K-pop sensibilities. Since bursting onto the scene in 2017, this Korean powerhouse has proven their live performance prowess with electrifying shows that showcase both raw musical talent and undeniable stage presence. Don't miss your chance to experience the band that's redefining the boundaries between rock and K-pop in an unforgettable live setting.

THE TOYS

THE TOYS is a Thai singer-songwriter and rapper whose music moves between polished pop hooks and hip-hop-inflected verses, fitting comfortably in the melodic lane that defines contemporary T-pop. With 1.7M Spotify followers, he sits among the more widely streamed Thai artists working today, built largely on a string of radio-friendly singles that have found consistent traction across Southeast Asia. His live sets tend to draw a devoted crowd that knows every word, which makes the room feel more like a singalong than a standard pop show.

The Used

The Used are a post-hardcore and emo band from Orem, Utah, active since 2001, known for pairing raw screamo intensity with melodic, hook-driven choruses. Their 2002 self-titled debut and 2004 follow-up In Love and Death defined a generation of the genre, and they've sustained a following of 1.4M Spotify listeners across more than two decades. Their live sets are loud and physically committed — this is a band that built its reputation on the road.

The Weeknd

The Weeknd is a Toronto-bred R&B singer and producer whose sound moves between dark, synth-heavy pop and hazy bedroom soul, with detours into 80s-inflected funk and arena-scale balladry. His 2020 single "Blinding Lights" spent over a year on the Billboard Hot 100 and he now sits at 122 million Spotify followers, putting him in a very short list of artists at that scale. His recent After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour built each set around a continuous narrative arc, so the songs land differently in that context than they do on a playlist.

The White Hair Cut

The White Hair Cut has been electrifying Thailand's music scene since 2017 with their infectious blend of Thai pop, indie rock, and T-pop that effortlessly bridges traditional and contemporary sounds. With over 80,000 devoted Spotify followers, this dynamic band delivers high-energy performances that showcase their versatility across indie pop anthems and rock-driven crowd-pleasers. Experience the authentic spirit of modern Thai music through their captivating live shows that have made them one of the country's most exciting emerging acts.

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Third Party

UK house maestros Third Party have captivated over 148K Spotify followers with their explosive blend of progressive house and big room EDM that transforms dancefloors into euphoric experiences. Hailing from London, this powerhouse act delivers pulse-pounding live sets that seamlessly weave intricate progressive melodies with stadium-sized drops, making them essential viewing for anyone craving peak-time house energy. Prepare for a sonic journey that showcases exactly why Third Party has become one of the UK's most sought-after electronic acts.

Three Man Down

Three Man Down are a Thai rock band whose sound moves between driving guitar pop and the more delicate end of indie — melodic enough for radio, but with enough grit to keep it interesting. They've built a following of 2.7M on Spotify, making them one of the more widely listened-to acts in the current Thai rock scene. Their live show is known for working well in both festival and mid-size venue settings, where the guitar-forward arrangements hit harder than on record.

Thy Art Is Murder

Thy Art Is Murder are a deathcore band from Blacktown, New South Wales, whose sound sits at the heavier end of the genre — blast beats, down-tuned riffs borrowed from death metal and djent, and vocals built to punish. Active since 2006, they've built a following of over 540K on Spotify without much mainstream crossover, which says something about the loyalty of their audience. Live, deathcore this dense tends to hit differently than it does through headphones, and TAIM have the catalogue to sustain a pit for a full set.

Tidal

Tidal is a Filipino band sitting at the crossroads of midwest emo and Pinoy rock — think introspective guitar work and the kind of emotionally direct lyrics that emo pulls off best. With just over 1,000 Spotify followers, they're early in their reach but already drawing on a well-defined sound rather than still searching for one. If you follow the local Filipino indie scene or have a soft spot for midwest emo, catching them at this stage is worth the gamble.

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Tigers Jaw

Tigers Jaw are a Scranton, Pennsylvania band whose sound sits at the intersection of midwest emo and pop punk — guitar-driven and melodic, with dual vocals shared between Brianna Collins and Ben Walsh giving their songs an unusually warm, conversational quality. They've been releasing records since 2005 and their 2014 self-titled LP is often cited as a touchstone for the wave of emo revival bands that followed. Live, the Collins/Walsh vocal interplay is the thing to pay attention to — it translates better in a room than on a recording.

Timethai

Timethai is a Thai rapper and singer whose sound moves between T-pop hooks and trap-inflected hip hop, with enough crossover appeal to sit comfortably across radio and streaming playlists. He has been active since the mid-1990s and has built a following of around 150K on Spotify, putting him in a solid mid-tier of Thai urban music. His catalogue mixes melodic pop choruses with harder rap verses, so live sets tend to cover both sides of that range.

Tissanai

Tissanai is an emerging tribal house producer whose sound centers on percussive, rhythm-driven electronic music rooted in the tribal house tradition. With only a small online following so far, there's little public catalogue to go on — which may be reason enough to catch them early if stripped-back, groove-focused club sets are your thing.

Tobii

Tobii is a Thai artist working across T-pop and hip hop, blending the polished production of mainstream Thai pop with rap-leaning delivery. With close to 172,000 Spotify followers, he has built a solid domestic following without yet crossing into wider regional visibility.

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Tomohisa Yamashita

Tomohisa Yamashita is a Japanese actor and pop singer whose music sits in the smooth, radio-friendly end of J-pop, built around polished production and melodic hooks. He has been active since the early 2000s as part of the Johnny's Entertainment stable, releasing solo records alongside a television and film career that has kept him a recognizable name in Japan. His Spotify numbers are modest outside Japan, so this is likely a draw for fans already familiar with his work rather than a crossover show.

torrayot

Torrayot is a Thai indie rock project threading shoegaze textures and hazy atmospherics through a pop-leaning song structure. With just over 3,000 Spotify followers, they're still building an audience, so details on releases and defining moments are thin on the ground. If you're drawn to guitar-driven music that sits somewhere between dreamy noise and accessible Thai indie, catching them at a smaller venue now means a closer look before the rooms get bigger.

Toshiki Soejima

Toshiki Soejima is a Japanese guitarist whose music sits at the crossroads of neo-soul and jazz beats — warm, groove-forward instrumental writing with a distinctly understated touch. He has been recording since the early 1990s and built a following of around 70,000 Spotify listeners largely through the kind of late-night, headphone-friendly tracks that travel well across streaming playlists.

Transport

Transport is a Bangkok party collective that has spent a decade throwing house and disco parties beneath the decommissioned plane at ChangChui Creative Park. Started by a small crew of friends who missed the dance-floor culture they grew up with, its day-to-midnight sessions pair Funktion-One sound and Human Spectrum visuals with a come-as-you-are crowd, building slowly from midday warmth into peak-time energy — a dance floor, in the founders' words, that feels like a hug. Alongside Bangkok regulars like Pam Anantr and Dita, the crew has welcomed selectors including Telephones, Romain FX, Running Hot and Dean Chew.

Traumatomy

Traumatomy is a Russian brutal death metal band whose sound sits at the heaviest end of slam — churning, low-tuned riffs, guttural vocals, and tempos that swing between breakneck grindcore blasts and full-stop slams. They've been active since late 2012 and have built a following across the international slam underground, with releases available on Bandcamp that trace a decade of progressively dense material. If you're already familiar with the genre, their sets offer little breathing room, which is exactly the point.

Tray Wellington

Tray Wellington is an American banjo player rooted in bluegrass and newgrass, bringing technical precision and progressive ideas to a tradition that doesn't always welcome them. He released his debut album Black Banjo in 2022, a record that drew attention for centering Black identity within a genre that has historically obscured its African American roots. His live sets are built around his banjo work, which tends to run fast and intricate — worth catching if instrumental chops are what you're there for.

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TWS

TWS (투어스) are a six-member South Korean boy group under Pledis Entertainment whose sound sits squarely in bright, melodic K-pop — polished production, layered harmonies, and a youthful energy that leans more pop than the harder-edged end of the genre. Debuting in late 2023, they've built a following of 1.3 million Spotify listeners in under two years, with their early releases establishing them as one of Pledis's key acts alongside labelmates like SEVENTEEN. If you follow the group closely, a live show is a chance to see how a young act translates studio-clean arrangements to the stage.

Unda Alunda

Unda Alunda is a progressive metal act working in the djent space, building dense, syncopated guitar riffs into structures that pull as much from art rock as from heavy music. With only 1.3K Spotify followers they're still early in their reach, so details on albums or defining moments are thin on the ground. If you follow the djent scene and want to catch a band before they're drawing larger rooms, this is that kind of show.

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URBOYTJ

URBOYTJ is a Bangkok rapper and producer who works across Thai trap, hip hop, and pop — his tracks tend to sit somewhere between melodic hooks and hard-edged production, making him one of the more crossover-friendly names in the Thai rap scene. With 1.3M Spotify followers and a string of collaborations with fellow Thai hip hop artists, he has built a fanbase that stretches well beyond the underground. His live sets draw a younger crowd that knows the lyrics, so expect audience participation to be part of the show.

Valentina Ploy

With over three decades of captivating audiences since 1993, Thai artist Valentina Ploy has cultivated a devoted following of 33K+ Spotify listeners through her distinctive musical artistry. Known for her genre-defying sound and magnetic stage presence, this seasoned performer brings an authentic energy that can only come from years of perfecting her craft. Experience the raw talent and unique musical vision that has made Valentina Ploy a compelling force in Thailand's music scene.

VAVAVA

VAVAVA is a Thai pop act with a small but growing Spotify following of around 15,800 listeners. With limited public information available, the specifics of their sound and catalogue are hard to pin down beyond the genre tag. If you're curious about emerging Thai pop, catching them at a smaller venue now means a closer look before the crowds catch up.

Vega

Vega is a Thai indie rock band whose sound sits in the guitar-driven end of the local rock scene, built around melodic hooks and a straightforward rock band setup. They're still building their audience with under 10K Spotify followers, so catching them now means a smaller, more direct show than you'd get from longer-established Thai rock acts. If you follow the Thai indie rock circuit, this is the kind of early-stage show worth checking in on.

Vegas

Vegas is a progressive psytrance project out of Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil, building layered, hypnotic sets from the overlapping textures of psytrance and progressive trance. With 243K Spotify followers and active since the late 1980s, the project carries real longevity in a genre where most acts burn fast. Their live format — billed as a live act rather than a DJ set — means the music is constructed in the moment rather than mixed from pre-recorded tracks.

Victor

Victor is a Thai pop artist working in the t-pop space, where polished production and melodic songwriting tend to drive the sound. With only 38 Spotify followers, there's almost no public record to draw from yet, so it's hard to point to a defining release or moment. If you're the kind of listener who likes getting in early on an artist, this is about as early as it gets.

View From The Bus Tour

View From The Bus Tour is a Thai indie pop act whose name hints at their aesthetic — unhurried, observational, and rooted in the everyday. With around 10,000 Spotify followers, they're still building an audience, so catching them now means smaller venues and closer sets. If you like Thai indie with a reflective, low-key mood, this is the kind of show worth turning up early for.

Villa Valley

Villa Valley is a shoegaze act with a small but growing Spotify footprint, pointing to a project still in its early stages. With only 168 followers and limited available background, the specifics of their sound and origin remain hard to pin down. If you follow shoegaze closely enough to show up for an unknown act, this could be worth a look — just go in with open ears rather than expectations.

Vini Vici

Israeli psytrance powerhouse Vini Vici has been electrifying dance floors worldwide since 2013, blending psychedelic trance with progressive elements to create an intoxicating sonic experience. With over 600K Spotify followers and a reputation for mind-bending live performances, this dynamic duo transforms every venue into a pulsating portal of euphoric energy. Prepare for a transcendent journey through hypnotic basslines and celestial melodies that will leave you craving more.

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War Wanarat

War Wanarat (วอร์ วนรัตน์) is a Thai actor-musician from Khon Kaen whose releases sit squarely in mainstream T-pop, often tied to the drama series he stars in. He launched his music career with the single "WarWhere" in 2020 and held his first solo concert, "Warism," across two nights in August 2023. If you follow his acting work, this is a chance to hear the soundtrack side of that world performed in a room.

Warside

Warside is a French death metal band formed in 2018, building a catalogue rooted in the heavier end of the genre with a still-growing following of around 1,300 on Spotify. With only a handful of years behind them, they remain a developing act whose recorded output reflects a band still finding its footing and audience.

WAV

WAV is a Thai artist working across indie pop, pop, and hip-hop, blending the three into a sound that sits somewhere between melodic rap verses and clean, hook-driven production. With just under 6,000 Spotify followers, they're still building an audience, so concrete details on releases or defining moments are limited. Catching them now means seeing someone early in the process of figuring out what their live show can be.

wave to earth

wave to earth (웨이브투어스) are a Seoul-based indie trio whose music lands somewhere between dream pop, lo-fi R&B, and slow-burn bedroom folk — most of it sung in English, which has helped them build a following well outside Korea. Their 2022–2023 releases pushed their Spotify audience past 5 million followers, a rare footprint for an independent Korean act that doesn't trade in K-pop. Their live shows translate the hazy, understated textures of their records into a three-piece format that rewards listeners who actually want to hear the songs rather than a production spectacle.

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Westlife

Westlife are an Irish four-piece vocal group — Shane Filan, Markus Feehily, Kian Egan, and Nicky Byrne — who built their name on polished pop ballads and sweeping cover versions through the late 1990s and 2000s. They scored fourteen UK number-one singles before disbanding in 2012, then reformed in 2018 and released Spectrum (2019), drawing 5M+ Spotify followers back to a sound that hasn't shifted far from their original formula. If you grew up with their catalogue, their live shows are built around that — close harmonies, big choruses, and little pretence of reinvention.

Whal & Dolph

Whal & Dolph are a Thai indie-pop duo whose sound moves between jangly guitar hooks and soft-focus production, sitting comfortably in the space where indie rock meets mainstream pop. Their 2023 album ALONE TOGETHER pushed them toward wider audiences and currently sits among the more-streamed Thai indie releases on the platform, with just over 500K Spotify followers behind them. Their live sets are built around tight two-piece chemistry, which tends to read more intimate than their studio recordings suggest.

WHATFALSE

WHATFALSE is a Thai acoustic folk act working within the phleng phuea chiwit tradition — the socially conscious, roots-rooted style that has carried working-class stories in Thai music for decades. With around 78K Spotify followers they have built a modest but dedicated following, though detailed discography information is thin on the ground. If you already follow Thai folk with a political or everyday-life edge, they are worth checking out while the rooms are still small.

Whisnu Santika

Whisnu Santika is an Indonesian DJ and producer working in funkot and hipdut — a hyperkinetic strain of electronic music built on jackhammer tempos, pitched-up vocals, and dense layering that sits somewhere between Dutch eurodance and Southeast Asian club culture. With over 460K Spotify followers, he's one of the more widely streamed names in a genre that rarely crosses over to international platforms. Funkot sets run at a pace that leaves little room for a slow moment, so if you're curious what the genre actually feels like at volume, a live DJ set is the right place to find out.

WHITENO1SE

WHITENO1SE is an Israeli producer and DJ working in psytrance and trance, building driving, layered sets aimed squarely at the festival floor. With around 34K Spotify followers, he's an active presence in the global psytrance circuit rather than a household name, but the scene is tight-knit and his releases move through it quickly. If you follow the genre, his sets are worth catching for the programming depth rather than just the drop.

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WIM

WIM (กาน) is a Thai singer-songwriter whose sound sits at the intersection of indie pop, R&B, and bedroom pop — melodic and introspective with a smooth, unhurried production style. With over 112K Spotify followers, he has built a steady following across Thailand's indie scene without relying on major-label machinery. His shows tend to be intimate affairs that suit the close, confessional tone of his recordings.

WONDERFRAME

WONDERFRAME is a Thai artist whose sound moves across hip hop, trap, and pop with occasional pulls toward luk thung — an unusual range that keeps her output hard to pin down. She has built a following of around 320K on Spotify largely through streaming-era momentum rather than a single breakout release. Her catalogue rewards listeners who don't mind genre-hopping, and a live show would be worth catching to see how she handles that tonal variety in a room.

WORRX

WORRX is a Thai indie pop act whose sound sits at the softer end of the local scene — melodic, vocal-led, and drawing from the same palette as the broader thai pop world with a slightly rougher indie edge. With around 19K Spotify followers, they're still building an audience rather than filling rooms. If you're curious about where Thai indie pop is heading at the grassroots level, catching them at a smaller venue now is the practical time to do it.

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X CLUB.

X CLUB. is an Australian electronic duo working in hard house and UK garage, pushing the harder, bass-driven edge of both scenes. They've built a following of over 43,000 on Spotify without much mainstream crossover, which points to a dedicated club audience rather than casual listeners. If you're after a set built for a dark room and a proper sound system, they fit that brief.

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XiJaro & Pitch

XiJaro & Pitch are a Belgian-Dutch DJ and production duo working in progressive and uplifting trance. They've built a following through releases and mixes that circulate within the trance community, with close to 18,000 Spotify followers placing them firmly in the circuit's active but non-headline tier. If you follow the genre, their sets offer the kind of extended, melodic builds that trance crowds travel for.

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Yellow Claw

Yellow Claw are an Amsterdam DJ duo who blend EDM and trap with harder club elements borrowed from hip-hop, dubstep, and hardstyle. They built their following as a trio before MC Bizzey's departure in 2016, and have since maintained a 1M+ Spotify audience across a catalogue that spans festival anthems and club-ready edits. Their sets are built for large-format rooms, so a proper sound system will do their low-end production more justice than a small venue will.

YELLOW FANG

Yellow Fang has been electrifying Thailand's music scene since 2007 with their infectious blend of Thai rock, indie pop, and mainstream appeal that has captivated over 43,000 Spotify followers. This dynamic band seamlessly weaves together driving rock energy with catchy pop sensibilities, creating anthemic songs that translate perfectly to their high-energy live performances. With nearly two decades of experience commanding stages across Thailand, Yellow Fang delivers the kind of authentic Thai rock experience that turns casual listeners into devoted fans.

YENTED

YENTED is a Thai artist working across pop, hip hop, and indie — a range that puts her closer to the experimental edge of the T-pop scene than its mainstream centre. She has built a following of over 465K on Spotify without the major-label machinery that drives most Thai chart acts. Exact live details are scarce, but her genre spread suggests sets that move between moods rather than sticking to a single tempo or style.

YEP MAY YEP

yeP! is an emerging Thai artist blending the melodic energy of Thai pop with the raw edge of Thai rock, creating a sound that's both infectious and electrifying. Still building their buzz with a dedicated growing fanbase, catching yeP! live now means experiencing an artist on the rise before everyone else catches on. Don't sleep on this one — early fans always have the best stories.

YEW

YEW is a Thai singer-songwriter whose sound moves between indie pop and indie rock — melodic and guitar-forward, with enough polish to sit comfortably alongside the mainstream t-pop crowd without fully belonging to it. With over 550K Spotify followers, she has built a solid following that spans listeners who came through the indie scene and those who arrived via the broader Thai pop stream. Her catalogue rewards attention to arrangement and lyric detail, which tends to come through more clearly in a live room than through a playlist.

Yo-Sea

Yo-Sea is a Japanese artist working at the intersection of R&B and rap, with a sound built on smooth vocal delivery, laid-back grooves, and the kind of introspective lyricism common to the current Tokyo underground scene. He has built a following of around 145,000 on Spotify without major-label machinery behind him, suggesting a dedicated core audience rather than algorithmic drift.

Yokee Playboy

The Playboy brings an electrifying fusion of Thai pop and rock that has captivated over 109K Spotify followers with their dynamic sound and magnetic stage presence. This rising Thai artist delivers high-energy performances that seamlessly blend catchy pop melodies with driving rock rhythms, creating an unforgettable live experience. Don't miss your chance to witness The Playboy's explosive energy and infectious music that's taking the Thai music scene by storm.

YONLAPA

Emerging from Thailand's vibrant indie scene, YONLAPA blends dreamy pop melodies with indie rock energy that has captivated nearly 60K Spotify followers since 2018. This Chiang Mai quartet crafts an irresistible sound that seamlessly weaves together Thai indie pop sensibilities with guitar-driven rock, creating an atmospheric live experience that feels both intimately local and universally magnetic. Get ready to be swept away by their genre-bending artistry that's putting Thai indie music on the global map.

Yotto

YOTTO is a Finnish producer and DJ — real name Otto Yliperttula — whose sets move through melodic house and progressive house with a lean toward darker, more introspective textures than the sunnier end of those genres. Based in Helsinki, he has built an audience of over 200K Spotify followers through a run of releases on labels like Anjunadeep, where his atmospheric, groove-driven sound found a clear home. His live sets reward listeners who want the floor to move without sacrificing the emotional weight of the music.

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Young K

Young K (강영현) is a South Korean singer-songwriter and bassist whose solo work sits in the melodic rock and singer-songwriter space, distinct from his main role in Day6. He has been active since the mid-2010s and carries an audience of roughly 242K Spotify followers built largely through his reputation as one of Day6's primary songwriters and vocalists. His solo sets offer a closer, more stripped-back read on material that tends to get bigger production in a band context.

Younggu

Younggu is a rising force in Thailand's hip hop scene, blending hard-hitting Thai trap beats with infectious pop sensibilities that have captivated over 184K Spotify followers. Known for his dynamic stage presence and ability to seamlessly switch between melodic flows and aggressive rap verses, this Thai hip hop artist brings an electrifying energy that transforms every venue into a party. Don't miss your chance to witness one of Thailand's most promising rap talents deliver his signature sound live.

YOUNGOHM

YOUNGOHM is Thailand's trap sensation who has captivated over 4.6 million Spotify followers with his dynamic blend of Thai hip hop, trap, and pop that's defining the T-pop movement. This chart-topping artist brings raw energy and authentic Thai street culture to every performance, delivering hard-hitting beats and infectious hooks that get crowds moving from the first track. Experience the future of Thai music live as YOUNGOHM commands the stage with the same intensity that's made him one of Southeast Asia's most influential hip hop acts.

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Youth Brush

Youth Brush is a Thai indie pop and indie rock band whose sound sits somewhere between melodic guitar-driven rock and the softer end of Thai pop — clean production, emotionally direct lyrics, and hooks that don't overstay their welcome. They've built a following of around 85K on Spotify without much mainstream crossover, which suggests a dedicated listener base rather than a casual one.

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yung kai

yung kai is a Canadian artist making dreamy, lo-fi pop with a soft R&B undertow — the kind of bedroom-produced sound built around hazy textures and understated vocals. His 2023 track "blue" accumulated tens of millions of streams and became the moment that pushed him well past 2 million Spotify followers.

YUNGTARR

YUNGTARR is a Thai rapper working in the trap-heavy end of the local hip-hop scene, blending hard-hitting 808s with Thai-language flows that sit comfortably alongside both street rap and mainstream Thai pop. With over 269,000 Spotify followers, he's built a solid domestic audience without leaning on major-label machinery.

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Yves V

Yves V (born Yves Van Geertsom) is a Belgian house producer from Antwerp whose output sits squarely in the slap house sound — punchy basslines, festival-sized drops, and a club-first energy. With close to 300K Spotify followers, he's built a steady following on the European dance circuit without crossing into mainstream name recognition. If you're after a straightforward, bass-driven house set rather than anything experimental, he delivers exactly that.

Z9

Z9 is a rising force in Thai hip hop, seamlessly blending trap beats with pop sensibilities to create an infectious sound that's captivated over 675K Spotify followers. This dynamic artist brings the energy of Thailand's vibrant music scene to life on stage, delivering performances that showcase why they're becoming one of the most talked-about names in T-pop. With their genre-bending approach to Thai hip hop and trap, Z9 promises an unforgettable live experience that bridges traditional Thai influences with cutting-edge urban sounds.

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Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson is a Stockholm pop singer whose sound sits at the intersection of dance-pop, R&B, and mainstream club music — smooth, hook-driven, and built for scale. She won Sweden's Talang at 10, went triple platinum in her home country with her 2013 debut EP, and has since racked up 13M+ Spotify followers through hits like "Symphony" with Clean Bandit and "Never Forget You" with MNEK. Her catalogue is designed for arenas, so a Bangkok show should land hardest if you know the singles.

Zeal

Zeal is a Thai rock band whose sound pulls between mainstream pop structure and guitar-driven rock, placing them squarely in the crossover tier of Thailand's commercial rock scene. They've built a following of close to 700K on Spotify, which puts them among the more widely streamed Thai rock acts. Their catalogue tends to translate well to a live setting given the band format, though fans of harder-edged rock should note the pop leanings are genuine, not just a label.

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Zom Marie

zom marie is a Thai singer working across pop, hip hop, and the broader T-pop landscape, with a sound that shifts comfortably between melodic hooks and rap-leaning verses. She has built a following of over 630K on Spotify without major mainstream crossover, which puts her in an interesting position — well-loved within her audience but not yet overexposed. Her catalogue rewards fans who already know the words, so a live show is likely to feel more like a room of people who sought her out than a passive crowd.

ก้อง สหรัถ

ก้อง ห้วยไร่ (Kong Huayrai) is a Thai singer-songwriter whose music sits at the intersection of phleng phuea chiwit — the folk-rooted "songs for life" tradition — and rougher-edged Thai rock. He has been writing and performing since 1987, building a catalog that deals in rural identity, social commentary, and working-class storytelling in the vein of the genre's founding artists. His following is still relatively intimate, which tends to mean a more direct, unguarded show than you'd get from the arena circuit.

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คณะขวัญใจ

คณะขวัญใจ is a Thai band working in the overlap between phleng phuea chiwit, luk thung, and southern Thai folk, with enough rock weight in their arrangements to push well past the acoustic purist camp. Their 831K Spotify followers put them among the more widely streamed acts in this corner of Thai roots music. If southern Thai rhythms and socially conscious lyrics done with a full-band punch is your thing, they are worth the room.

คาราบาว

คาราบาว (Carabao) are a Thai rock band formed in 1981 by Yuenyong Opakul and Kirati Promsaka Na Sakon Nakhon, who met as students in the Philippines — their name is Tagalog for "buffalo," and their sound pulls together phleng phuea chiwit roots-rock, luk thung, and southern Thai folk into something distinctly working-class and political. Over four decades they've built one of the most loyal audiences in Thai popular music, a catalogue that doubles as a soundtrack to modern Thai social history. Few bands at this scale still carry the same ideological weight in their songwriting, which makes their live sets feel more like communal gatherings than straightforward concerts.

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เฉลียง

เฉลียง (Chaliang) were a Bangkok-based easy listening band formed in 1982 by Chulalongkorn University students, blending Thai pop with jazz-tinged arrangements across five albums before splitting in 1991. Their run through the 1980s put them among the more musically polished Thai pop acts of that era, drawing on phleng phuea chiwit and luk thung influences alongside the softer, harmony-led sound the band became known for.

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โต๋ ศักดิ์สิทธิ์ เวชสุภาพร

Saksit Vejsupaporn (ศักดิ์สิทธิ์ เวชสุภาพร) is a Thai pop singer who has been recording and performing since the mid-1980s, carrying a smooth, melodic style rooted in the mainstream Thai pop tradition. With over four decades of output, he's a long-running figure in the T-pop landscape, even if his current Spotify following of around 33K suggests he draws a dedicated rather than massive crowd. Fans of classic Thai pop who grew up with his catalogue will find a live set here worth their time.

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Tata Young is a Bangkok-born pop singer who built her career across Thai and English-language releases, landing somewhere between polished dance-pop and mainstream R&B. She won the Thailand Junior Singing Contest at 11 and went on to become one of the more recognisable Thai crossover artists of the 2000s, with tracks like "Sexy Naughty Bitchy" reaching audiences well beyond Thailand. Her current Spotify numbers are modest, so this is a chance to see a figure with genuine regional pop history in a likely intimate setting.

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นัท มีเรีย

นัท มีเรีย is a Thai-Swiss singer with a career spanning both pop and rock, her sound drawing from the melodic end of Thai pop while carrying a slight edge that keeps her outside pure bubblegum territory. Born in Switzerland in 1975, she has built a following across music, acting, and modelling over several decades, though her Spotify presence of around 52K followers suggests her live audience skews toward dedicated fans rather than casual listeners. If you know her work, a club-sized show is likely the closest you'll get to her catalogue in an intimate setting.

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นีโน่ เมทนี บุรณศิริ

นีโน่ เมทนี บุรณศิริ works across the overlap of phleng phuea chiwit, Thai rock, and luk thung — a range that pulls from rural folk traditions and electric guitar-driven pop in roughly equal measure. With a modest following still in early growth, details on releases and live history are limited, but the breadth of genres suggests a live set that moves between styles rather than staying in one lane.

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แบงค์ ปรีติ

แบงค์ ปรีติ is a Thai artist working across rock, pop, and hip-hop — a blend that sits closer to the melodic, hook-driven end of the t-pop spectrum than to anything rawer or guitar-forward. With a Spotify following still in the low tens of thousands, he's at an early stage of building an audience, so shows at this point tend to be on the smaller, more intimate side. Not enough is documented about his live performances to say what specifically sets them apart from his recordings.

ปราง ปรางทิพย์

ปราง ปรางทิพย์ is a Thai singer rooted in luk thung and southern Thai music, with a sound that also pulls from phleng phuea chiwit's folk-narrative tradition and the cleaner production of contemporary Thai pop. She has built a following of over 178K on Spotify, a solid base for a genre that tends to travel more through live circuits and regional radio than streaming. Luk thung artists typically perform with full bands and elaborate stage arrangements, so a live show is where the genre tends to make most sense.

ปลานิลเต็มบ้าน

ปลานิลเต็มบ้าน is a Thai rock band that formed at Silpakorn University, playing in the space where Thai pop melody meets guitar-driven rock. The six-piece lineup — vocals, bass, two guitars, drums, and percussion — gives their sound more rhythmic density than most acts in the genre. That full-band setup is worth catching in a live room where the percussion section has space to breathe.

ป้อม ออโต้บาห์น

ป้อม ออโต้บาห์น is a Thai artist working somewhere at the edge of local pop and jazz, with a small but growing audience that suggests they're still in the early stages of building a following. Very little documented information is available about recordings, collaborators, or live history. Worth keeping an eye on if you're curious about emerging Thai acts, but go in without strong expectations either way.

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พงษ์เทพ กระโดนชำนาญ

พงษ์เทพ กระโดนชำนาญ is a Thai singer working in phleng phuea chiwit, the socially conscious folk-rock style, with touches of luk thung and southern Thai regional music woven through his sound. His Spotify following is modest, but phleng phuea chiwit artists of his profile tend to draw audiences who know the lyrics and mean it. If that kind of room appeals to you, it's worth showing up.

พราว

พราว is a Thai singer whose sound sits at the softer end of rock — clean guitars, melodic hooks, and a vocal style that leans closer to indie pop than anything abrasive. With just over 100K Spotify followers, she's built a modest but dedicated following within the Thai alternative scene. Her sets tend to reward listeners who already know the songs, so it's worth familiarising yourself with her catalogue beforehand.

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ยิ่งยง ยอดบัวงาม

ยิ่งยง ยอดบัวงาม is a Thai singer rooted in luk thung and phleng phuea chiwit, with a sound shaped by the folk and working-class traditions of southern Thailand, active since the early 1960s. With decades of recorded material behind him, he represents a strain of Thai country music that predates the genre's mainstream crossover era.

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ไววิทย์

ไววิทย์ is a Thai artist rooted in phleng phuea chiwit — the socially conscious folk tradition — with his sound also drawing on southern Thai music, luk thung, and rock. His Spotify following of around 81K places him among the more visible names in this corner of Thai roots music, though he remains relatively under the radar compared to mainstream chart acts. If you follow the phleng phuea chiwit scene, catching him in a smaller Bangkok venue is the kind of show that rarely travels far from its regional base.

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สาวสาวสาว

สาวสาวสาว are a Thai act working across luk thung, phleng phuea chiwit, and mainstream Thai pop — a combination that sits closer to rural roots music than Bangkok club fare. With around 30,000 Spotify followers, they have a modest but real audience for this corner of the Thai music world. If you're looking for something outside the indie and hip-hop circuit that dominates most Bangkok live listings, this is a worthwhile detour.

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หนุ่มเสก

หนุ่มเสก (Seksan Chaicharoen) is a Thai singer whose music sits across Thai pop, phleng phuea chiwit, and luk thung. He debuted as the first signing to the Keeta label, releasing his first album ดนตรีออกเดิน in 1987 before moving to Grammy for a further run of records, with the track "รักเป็นดั่งต้นไม้" among his best-known songs. He stepped away from music to pursue restaurant and entertainment businesses, so a live appearance from him now would be a relatively rare occasion.

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