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Tidal

Southeast Emo: Bangkok Edition

featuring Tidal
and The Mind Is A Terrible Thing , SHLTR , Maniac Monday , Pasca Sini , Move Along , Jacey's , Someone Said , Singdvncefist
Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 06:00 PM
Marshall Livehouse
🚇 Saphan Taksin · BTS Silom
Pinoy Indie
from ฿390
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About This Event

Organized by Northeast Heatwave

Southeast Emo: Bangkok Edition brings together nine acts from Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore for a single night at Marshall Livehouse. The lineup spans midwest emo, math rock, melodic hardcore, and Thai rock, with bands including Tidal, The Mind Is A Terrible Thing, SHLTR, and Pasca Sini. Tickets start at 390 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

Tidal
Tidal

Pinoy Indie

The Mind Is A Terrible Thing
SHLTR
SHLTR

Melodic Hardcore

Maniac Monday
Maniac Monday

Thai Rock

Pasca Sini
Move Along
Move Along

Thai Rock

Jacey's
Someone Said
Singdvncefist
Singdvncefist

Midwest Emo

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Ticket Tiers

  • Early Bird
    ฿390
  • Regular
    Coming Soon
    ฿490
  • Door
    ฿590

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 the Charoen Krung area of Bang Rak, central Bangkok. By BTS: Alight at Saphan Taksin station, then take a taxi or motorbike taxi along Charoen Krung Road. By MRT: Nearest access via connecting taxi or rideshare from Hua Lamphong station. By taxi/Grab: Request drop-off at Charoen Krung 36 Alley — show the driver the Google Maps link for accuracy. By boat: Chao Phraya Express Boat to Si Phraya or Wat Muang Khae pier, then a short taxi ride. By car: Street parking is limited; nearby paid parking lots are recommended.

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About Tidal

Tidal is a Birmingham-based producer and DJ working in atmospheric and progressive drum 'n' bass. He runs Advection Music, one of the few labels still dedicated to that corner of the genre. With a small but focused following, catching him now means a close-up look at a producer still building his sound in a room rather than an arena.

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