HARDCORE BAZAAR VOL.1

HAND · NOT PROVEN · A-Zero · REAL DEAL

Marshall Livehouse Saphan Taksin · BTS Silom Hardcore

from ฿300

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About This Event

Organized by Rising Force Unity

Hardcore Bazaar Vol.1 is the first event in what looks to be an ongoing series from Rising Force Unity, held at Marshall Livehouse on 23 October 2026 with tickets from 300 THB. Georgian hardcore band HAND are making their Bangkok debut as part of a Southeast Asia tour, while Thai act Not Proven use the night to launch their Victim of Torture EP. Local hardcore and hardcore punk acts A-Zero, Real Deal, and Singapore's HEX also play, with Buddha Flow and DJ Duke Dumb handling an after-party set. The event is all-ages and includes a pop-up marketplace from local brands.

Artists Performing

Main Act

HAND

Hardcore

NOT PROVEN

Thai Rock

A-Zero

Hardcore Punk

REAL DEAL

Hardcore

Also Performing

HEX (SG)
BUDDHA FLOW
DJ DUKE DUMB

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Ticket Tiers

Early Bird

฿300
Pre-Sale

฿400
At Door

฿500

Venue Information

Marshall Livehouse

186 Charoen Krung 36 Alley Charoen Krung Road Khwaeng, Khet, เขตบางรัก กรุงเทพมหานคร 10500, Thailand
Bangkok

Saphan Taksin · BTS Silom

Getting There

Located in Bangrak district, Bangkok, in a side alley (Soi 36) off Charoen Krung Road, close to the Chao Phraya River. By BTS: Take the Silom Line to Saphan Taksin, then continue by taxi or ride-hailing app (or walk if you don't mind the heat). By MRT: Use the Blue Line to Hua Lamphong or Si Lom and continue by taxi or ride-hailing app. By boat: Take the Chao Phraya Express Boat to a nearby Bangrak-area pier, then walk or take a short taxi ride. Check the current pier name and schedule before you go. By taxi or ride-hailing: The easiest door-to-door option. Set Marshall Livehouse as your destination using the Google Maps link, and ask to be dropped at the entrance of Charoen Krung Soi 36. By car: Reach Charoen Krung Road via main routes and check the Google Maps link for current traffic. Street parking is limited, so use a nearby paid car park if you can. On foot: The alley is walkable from other parts of Bangrak. Follow the Google Maps link for the final stretch.

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