TLT 15th Anniversary - David Forbes & David Rust

David Forbes · David Rust

Spaceplus Bangkok Phetchaburi · MRT Blue Trance

from ฿550

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About This Event

Organized by Trance Lovers Thailand

Trance Lovers Thailand marks its 15th anniversary on 24 July 2026 with a back-to-back set from David Forbes and David Rust at Spaceplus Bangkok. Forbes works across progressive and uplifting trance, while Rust brings a harder edge that includes hard house, making the pairing a reasonably wide sweep of the genre. Tickets start from 550 THB.

Artists Performing

Main Act

David Forbes

Trance

David Rust

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Ticket Tiers

Early Bird

฿550
General Admission

฿690
Door Price

฿800

Venue Information

Spaceplus Bangkok

31/10 3rd floor, RCA plaza, Soi Phetchaburi 47, Bangkapi, Khet Huai Khwang, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10310, Thailand
Bangkok

Phetchaburi · MRT Blue

Getting There

Located in the RCA (Royal City Avenue) entertainment district, Huai Khwang area of Bangkok. By MRT: Take the MRT to a nearby station and continue by taxi or motorcycle taxi toward RCA Plaza. By taxi or ride-hail: Use Grab or a metered taxi and show the driver "RCA Plaza, Soi Phetchaburi 47" — the most convenient option at night. By motorcycle taxi: Available from nearby main roads directly to RCA Plaza entrance. By car: Head to RCA Plaza on Soi Phetchaburi 47; parking is available in and around the complex. 📍 Search "Spaceplus Bangkok" or use the venue's Google Maps link for the most accurate directions.

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About David Forbes

David Forbes is a Scottish DJ and producer working in trance and progressive trance, known for harder-edged, driving sets that sit closer to tech-trance than the more melodic end of the genre. He founded his own label, Aria Digital, in 2010, giving him a steady outlet for original productions and remixes on his own terms. With a following still on the rise, catching him in a smaller Bangkok room is a reasonable bet for a close-up look at a producer who controls his own sound.