FAREWELL CONCERT ''อยากจะย้ำชัดๆ ครั้งสุดท้าย'' อัสนี - วสันต์
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About This Event
Organized by Thai Ticket Major
Artists Performing
Main Act
Thai Rock
Ticket Tiers
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Tier 1Sold Out฿2,000
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Tier 2Sold Out฿3,000
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Tier 3Sold Out฿3,500
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Tier 3 StandingSold Out฿3,500
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Tier 4Sold Out฿4,000
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Tier 5Sold Out฿5,000
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Tier 6Sold Out฿5,500
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Tier 7Sold Out฿6,500
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Tier 8Sold Out฿7,000
Venue Information
IMPACT Arena
Part of IMPACT Muang Thong Thani
IMPACT Arena Hall, Popular Rd, Tambon Ban Mai, Amphoe Pak Kret, Chang Wat Nonthaburi 11120, ThailandBangkok
Impact Muang Thong Thani · MRT Pink
Getting There
Located in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi, on the northern edge of the Bangkok metropolitan area, next to Muang Thong Thani.
By car: Take Chaengwattana Road or the Tiwanon/Popular Road approach from central Bangkok. Travel time varies widely with traffic, so allow extra time on event nights.
By taxi or ride-hailing: Grab, Bolt, and metered taxis serve the area. Set your drop-off to the venue name in the app, and expect surge pricing and delays after the show.
By MRT: The Pink Line (monorail) runs through Pak Kret and the Muang Thong Thani area. Check the current station map and use the station nearest the venue, then continue on foot or by short taxi ride.
By bus: Several city bus routes run along Chaengwattana Road. Check a live transit app such as Google Maps for current routes and timings.
By motorbike taxi: Available from nearby main roads and stations for the final stretch. Agree on the fare before you set off.
Tip: Open the Google Maps link for live directions, and arrive early on show days, since roads and parking nearby fill up quickly.
Concert Series 4
About Asanee & Wasan
Asanee & Wasan (อัสนี-วสันต์) are a Thai rock duo made up of brothers Pom (Asanee) and Toh (Wasan) Chotikul, whose songs blend pop-rock with folk, life-song (phleng phuea chiwit) and luk thung touches. The brothers, from Loei, came to Bangkok to study, won a folk-song contest there in 1974, and began recording as part of the band Isuen before going out on their own in 1986. They were among the best-known Thai rock acts of the 1980s and 1990s, so a live set is a chance to hear that era's catalogue played by the two people who wrote it.