Blueprint Livehouse: INSPIRATIVE
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About This Event
Organized by Blueprint Livehouse
Artists Performing
Main Act
Post-Rock
Ticket Tiers
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Regular฿400
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At Door฿600
Venue Information
Blueprint Livehouse
2nd Floor, @Flow House, 120/1 Sukhumvit 26 (Soi Ari) Khlong Tan A Square, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110Bangkok
Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre · MRT Blue
Getting There
Located in the Khlong Toei area of Bangkok, on Sukhumvit 26, inside the @Flow House building (2nd floor). By BTS: Get off at Phrom Phong station on the Sukhumvit Line, then continue by taxi, motorbike taxi, or on foot along Sukhumvit 26. Check Google Maps for the exact walking route. By MRT: Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre station (Blue Line) is the closest MRT option, followed by a short taxi or motorbike taxi ride. By taxi: Set Google Maps as your destination or show the driver the venue name in Thai. Traffic around Sukhumvit can be heavy in the evening, so allow extra time. By ride-hailing: Grab and Bolt both operate in the area. Set the pin to the venue's Google Maps location for accurate drop-off. By motorbike taxi: Available at the mouth of the soi, useful for skipping traffic on the final stretch. By car: Street parking is limited. Check Google Maps for nearby parking options, or use public transport or ride-hailing on show nights.
About Inspirative
Inspirative is a Bangkok post-rock band that builds long, melodic guitar pieces on top of ambient field recordings, with shoegaze texture and mostly instrumental arrangements. It began in 2006 as a solo project of guitarist Noppanan Panicharoen and became a five-piece in 2008, with bass, a second guitar, drums, and piano that doubles on vocals. Their two tracks "The Lost Moment" and "After Sunset" appeared on the FinalKid Compilation 2, and the band remains one of the longer-running names in Thailand's post-rock scene. For fans of slow-building, atmospheric guitar music, the piano and layered guitars give a live set more room to unfold than a typical rock show.