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Amenra Live in Bangkok

featuring Amenra
Volume Livehouse
Thailand Cultural Centre · MRT Blue
Sludge Metal
from ฿1800
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About This Event

Organized by Icon Promotions

Belgian sludge and post-metal band Amenra play their first-ever show in Thailand on 14 October 2026 at The Street Hall, Ratchada — 27 years into a career built on dense, slow-burning compositions that draw from doom, drone, and post-rock. Support comes from Japanese blackgaze act kokeshi and Thai post-rock band Sinners Turned Saints. Tickets start from 1800 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

Amenra
Amenra

Sludge Metal

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Ticket Tiers

  • General Admission
    ฿1800
  • At the Door
    ฿2200

Venue Information

Volume Livehouse

Part of The Street Ratchada

139 Ratchadaphisek Rd, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400, Thailand
Bangkok

Thailand Cultural Centre · MRT Blue

Getting There

Located in Din Daeng, central Bangkok, along Ratchadaphisek Road. By MRT: The nearest MRT station on the Blue Line is in the area — check Google Maps for the closest stop and walking route. By taxi or Grab: Easily accessible from most parts of Bangkok; share the address or Google Maps link with your driver. By car: Located on Ratchadaphisek Road, a major arterial road — parking availability may be limited, so rideshare is recommended. By bus: Several public bus routes run along Ratchadaphisek Road; check the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) app for current routes.

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About 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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