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Tigers Jaw

LOUDLY PREFER Presents Tigers Jaw live in Bangkok 2026

featuring Tigers Jaw
The Street Hall, The Street Ratchada
Thailand Cultural Centre · MRT Blue
Midwest Emo
from ฿1800
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About This Event

Organized by LOUDLY PREFER

Pennsylvania band Tigers Jaw make their Bangkok debut on 5 November 2026 at The Street Hall, Ratchada. Drawing from midwest emo, pop punk, and indie punk, the band have built a dedicated following over two decades of melodic, guitar-driven songwriting. Tickets start from 2800 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

Tigers Jaw
Tigers Jaw

Midwest Emo

Special Guest

Singdvncefist
Singdvncefist

Midwest Emo

MURRPH.
MURRPH.

Thai Pop

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Ticket Tiers

  • EARLY
    ฿1800
  • REGULAR
    ฿2200
  • Showday
    ฿2800

Venue Information

The Street Hall, The Street Ratchada

139 Thanon Ratchadaphisek, Khet Din Daeng
Bangkok

Thailand Cultural Centre · MRT Blue

Getting There

Located on Ratchadaphisek Road in the Din Daeng area of Bangkok. By MRT: The venue is accessible via the MRT Blue Line; check the nearest station on Google Maps before travelling. By BTS: Not directly on the BTS network; consider combining BTS with a taxi or motorcycle taxi for the final stretch. By taxi or ride-hailing: Grab and metered taxis are widely available; share the Google Maps link with your driver for the easiest navigation. By motorcycle taxi: Available from nearby main roads and MRT exits for a quick last-mile connection. By car: Located on Ratchadaphisek Road, a major Bangkok artery; parking availability at the venue is recommended to check in advance.

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About Tigers Jaw

Tigers Jaw are a Scranton, Pennsylvania band whose sound sits at the intersection of midwest emo and pop punk — guitar-driven and melodic, with dual vocals shared between Brianna Collins and Ben Walsh giving their songs an unusually warm, conversational quality. They've been releasing records since 2005 and their 2014 self-titled LP is often cited as a touchstone for the wave of emo revival bands that followed. Live, the Collins/Walsh vocal interplay is the thing to pay attention to — it translates better in a room than on a recording.

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