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Jason Mraz Live In Bangkok 2026

Jason Mraz

BHIRAJ Hall Phrom Phong · BTS Sukhumvit Soft Pop

from ฿2000

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About This Event

Organized by OD Live

Jason Mraz returns to Bangkok for the first time in seven years, part of an eight-city Asia tour stopping at the outdoor BITEC LIVE venue on 29 October 2026. The Virginia-born singer-songwriter built his following on warm, acoustic-driven pop rooted in folk and light jazz, with songs like "I'm Yours" and "I Won't Give Up" among his best-known work. Tickets start from 2,000 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

Jason Mraz

Soft Pop

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Ticket Tiers

Tier 1

฿2000
Tier 2

฿4000
Tier 3

฿6000
VIP

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฿7000

Venue Information

BHIRAJ Hall

Part of Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre: BITEC

88 Debaratna Rd, Khwaeng Bang Na, Khet Bang Na, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10260, Thailand
Bangkok

Phrom Phong · BTS Sukhumvit

Getting There

Located in Bang Na, in southeastern Bangkok, along Debaratna Road (Highway 34). By BTS: The Skytrain's Sukhumvit Line runs through Bang Na. Check Google Maps for the nearest station and the walking or taxi connection. By taxi or ride-hailing: Grab, Bolt, and metered taxis can drop you at the entrance. Enter the venue name in the app for the right pin. By car: Reach Bang Na via Sukhumvit Road or the Bang Na-Trat Highway. Parking details are best confirmed with the venue ahead of the event. By bus: Several city bus routes serve Bang Na. Check Google Maps for current routes and stops. Tip: Bang Na traffic is heavy at rush hour, so leave extra time. Use the Google Maps link for live directions.

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About Jason Mraz

Jason Mraz is a Virginia-born singer-songwriter whose acoustic pop draws on folk, jazz, reggae and hip hop, with a loose, wordy vocal style. His 2008 album We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. carried "I'm Yours", the song that made him a worldwide name, and his Grammy wins sit alongside a run of hits that began with "The Remedy" in 2003. Live, his songs tend to stretch out with scat-like vocal runs and improvised turns, so the shows play looser than the studio versions.