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Stateside

Stateside (USA) Live in Bangkok 2026 with Move Along, Hut Boy, and F.O.D

featuring Stateside
and Move Along , Hut Boy , F.O.D
Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 07:00 PM
Blueprint Livehouse
🚇 Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre · MRT Blue
Pop Punk
from ฿800
This event took place on
July 14, 2026
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About This Event

Organized by Northeast Heat Wave

Californian pop-punk band Stateside, who record for Pure Noise Records, bring their Southeast Asia tour to Blueprint Livehouse on 14 July 2026. They're joined by Thai acts Move Along, Hut Boy, and F.O.D, covering a range of local rock, pop-punk, and punk styles.

Artists Performing

Main Act

Stateside
Stateside

Pop Punk

Move Along
Move Along

Thai Rock

Hut Boy
Hut Boy

Thai Pop

F.O.D

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Ticket Tiers

  • Early Bird
    ฿800
  • Regular
    ฿1000

Venue Information

Blueprint Livehouse

2nd Floor, @Flow House, 120/1 Sukhumvit 26 (Soi Ari) Khlong Tan A Square, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110

Bangkok

🚇 Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre · MRT Blue

Getting There

Located in the Sukhumvit 26 area of Khlong Toei, Bangkok, on the 2nd floor of @Flow House. By BTS: Alight at a Sukhumvit line station near Soi 26 and take a short taxi or motorcycle taxi to the venue. By taxi or ride-hailing: Use the Google Maps link to navigate directly; request drop-off at @Flow House, Sukhumvit 26. By motorcycle taxi: Available from nearby BTS exits and main Sukhumvit road into Soi 26. By car: Street parking is limited; nearby paid parking lots are recommended. Check Google Maps for current options.

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About Stateside

Stateside are a US pop punk band whose sound pulls toward the harder end of the genre, blending melodic hardcore urgency with the hook-driven structures of pop punk.

With under 10K Spotify followers they're still building an audience, so catching them now means a smaller, more immediate room than they're likely playing in a few years.

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