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Atarayo

Atarayo (あたらよ) Live in Bangkok

featuring Atarayo
Sunday, July 26, 2026 at 06:00 PM
Artspace@Bantadthong
🚇 MRT Sam Yan
J-pop
from ฿1800
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About This Event

Organized by Icon Promotions

Atarayo (あたらよ) make their first trip to Thailand for this Sunday evening show at Artspace@Bantadthong. The Tokyo J-pop/rock band is known for contributing to the anime series The Dangers in My Heart, including the tracks "10月無口な君を忘れる" and "僕は…". VIP tickets include early venue entry, a photo with all three band members, and a VIP badge; tickets start from 1,800 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

Atarayo
Atarayo

J-pop

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Ticket Tiers

  • General
    ฿1800
  • Door Ticket
    ฿2200
  • VIP
    Sold Out
    ฿2800

Venue Information

Artspace@Bantadthong

2030 Banthat Thong Rd, Rong Muang, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

Bangkok

🚇 MRT Sam Yan

Getting There

Located in the Pathum Wan area of central Bangkok, close to the Rama IV and Banthat Thong Road intersection. By BTS: Alight at Sam Yan MRT station (MRT Blue Line) and walk or take a short taxi ride to the venue. By MRT: Sam Yan station is the nearest station; the venue is within a short distance on foot or by motorbike taxi. By taxi or Grab: Easily accessible from central Bangkok; share the address or Google Maps link with your driver. By motorbike taxi: Available from nearby MRT exits for a quick and affordable ride to the venue. By car: Street parking may be limited; consider nearby paid parking facilities or use a ride-hailing app instead.

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About Atarayo

Atarayo (あたらよ) is a four-piece Japanese band whose sound sits in the quieter, more melancholic corner of J-pop — layered guitars, restrained drums, and Hitomi's vocals doing most of the emotional heavy lifting. Formed in September 2019, they broke through when their debut original track went viral on TikTok, building a following of over 200,000 Spotify listeners without much of the usual promotional machinery behind them. Their catalogue rewards listeners who like their J-pop closer to indie rock than idol pop.

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