One-Man Band ‘My Empty Phantom’ Cancels Show
BANGKOK — Organizers of a concert by Texan multi-instrumentalist My Empty Phantom canceled the event two days before it was due to take place.
Kill a Sound With Reggae Appreciation Society
Reggae in Thailand? Though its roots are in 1960s Jamaica, the music has found its way into the hearts of people around the world including Thailand, where a vibrant scene which has spawned homegrown artists, DJs and festivals.
Bangkok Quickies: Where to Celebrate St. Paddy’s Day
BANGKOK — The capital will run green late this week through early next week to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Nakadia Back to Drop it in Bangkok Next Month
BANGKOK — Long before women became a regular sight in the booth, Nakadia broke into the boys club in Bangkok before migrating to that place all DJs go – Berlin.
Go Kolour Krazy at Weekend Music and Art Fest
BANGKOK — Prepare for a weekend of music under the sun at one of the capital’s biggest techno and house music festivals later this...
I’m Tickled Pink: New Rooftop Bar is Heavy on Aesthetics, Cocktails
BANGKOK — Lounge in millennial pink seats surrounded by Monstera plants and birds of paradise while gazing over the Bangkok skyline at this new, aesthetic rooftop bar in the city center.
Let’s Talk About Where to Get Our Songkran On
April is upon us and the festival of festivals is only two weeks away. So it’s time to start building up to hard ham holiday mode with some big parties and events.
Savor 30+ Gins at Weekend Chinatown Fest
BANGKOK — The air will fill with the scent of juniper this weekend at a two-day festival celebrating classic herbal liquor in the capital’s...
Beam, Climax Night Clubs Raided by Soldiers
BANGKOK — Soldiers raided and shut down three downtown nightclubs early Sunday morning.
Wet Streets and Dope Beats: Dragon’s Bangkok Party Picks
Monsoon rains may flood the streets but they can’t stop folks in the capital from heading out for a concert or club night. Hell-to the-naw. As a matter of fact, things have been stupid with good shows.
