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LITTLE JOHN

MEME FEST

featuring LITTLE JOHN
and Zeal , DAJIM , YENTED , Joke iScream , ก้อง สหรัถ
Sunday, October 18, 2026 at 07:00 PM
Union Hall
🚇 Phahon Yothin · MRT Blue
Thai Rock
from ฿555
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About This Event

Organized by YUEDPAO

MEME FEST returns for its second day at Union Hall, with a lineup spanning Thai rock, hip hop, T-pop, and phleng phuea chiwit across an afternoon-to-evening programme. Headliners include Little John, whose sound draws on southern Thai folk and songs-for-life traditions, alongside rock crossover act Zeal, rapper DAJIM, and singer-songwriter ก้อง สหรัถ. YENTED and Joke iScream round out the main stage bill. Tickets start at 555 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

LITTLE JOHN
LITTLE JOHN

Thai Rock

Zeal
Zeal

Thai Rock

DAJIM
DAJIM

Thai Hip Hop

YENTED
YENTED

Thai Pop

Joke iScream
ก้อง สหรัถ

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Ticket Tiers

  • 1 DAY Pass Early Bird
    ฿555
  • 1 DAY Pass Normal
    ฿888
  • 2 Day Pass Early Bird
    ฿888
  • 2 Day Pass Normal
    ฿1222

Venue Information

Union Hall

ศูนย์การค้า ยูเนี่ยน มอลล์ 54 ซอย ลาดพร้าว 1 Chom Phon, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900

Bangkok

🚇 Phahon Yothin · MRT Blue

Getting There

Located in Chatuchak, Bangkok, inside Union Mall on Ladprao Soi 1. By BTS: Alight at Mo Chit station and take a short taxi or motorbike taxi to Union Mall. By MRT: Alight at Chatuchak Park station and take a short taxi or motorbike taxi to Union Mall. By taxi or Grab: Search for "Union Mall" or use the Google Maps link for navigation. By bus: Several public bus routes serve the Ladprao–Chatuchak area; check the BMTA app for current routes. By car: Parking is available at Union Mall; allow extra time during peak hours.

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About LITTLE JOHN

LITTLE JOHN is a Thai rock band whose sound pulls from phleng phuea chiwit (songs for life) and southern Thai folk traditions while staying rooted in mainstream rock and pop songwriting. They've built a following of over 230K on Spotify, suggesting a solid regional audience well beyond the indie circuit. Bands working in the phleng phuea chiwit tradition tend to carry that material well on stage, where the storytelling in the lyrics lands harder with a live band behind it.

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