Siam Songkran Music Festival 2026 - Day 2
Marshmello · Alok · Third Party · DubVision · Matisse & Sadko +1 more
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About This Event
Organized by ONE Asia
Artists Performing
Headliner
Future Bass
Main Act
Brazilian Bass
Progressive House
Progressive House
Progressive House
Bass House
Support Act
Electronic
- Age:
- 20+
- Festival:
- Siam Songkran Music Festival 2026
Venue Information
Bravo BKK
99/6-9 Rim Klong Bang Kapi Road, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310Bangkok
Phetchaburi · MRT Blue
Getting There
Located in Bang Kapi, in eastern Bangkok, along the Saen Saep canal (Rim Klong Bang Kapi Road). By car: Take a taxi or ride-hailing app (Grab, Bolt) and enter the venue name or use the Google Maps link. Traffic in this area can be heavy on event nights, so allow extra time. By taxi: Metered taxis are widely available across Bangkok. Show the driver the Google Maps pin, as the venue is easy to miss from the street. By motorbike taxi: Useful for short hops from nearby main roads when traffic is jammed. Agree on the fare beforehand or use an app. By public transit: Check the Google Maps link for the current best BTS, MRT, or bus route from your location, as the venue is not directly beside a station. By boat: Saen Saep canal boats serve parts of eastern Bangkok, but confirm the nearest pier and operating hours in Google Maps first, as service typically ends in the evening. Tip: Plan your trip home in advance, as taxis and ride-hailing can be in high demand after the show.
About Marshmello
Marshmello is an American DJ and producer, born Christopher Comstock, who makes melodic future bass and pop-leaning EDM, usually performing in a signature marshmallow-shaped helmet that keeps his face hidden. His 2018 single "Friends" with Anne-Marie reached the US top 20, following the 2017 Hot 100 appearance of "Alone" and a run of collaborations with Jauz, Slushii, and Ookay. Live, his sets move between trap-weighted drops and radio-ready singles, so the show suits both festival-style dance fans and listeners who mostly know him from the charts.