Nightlife

In 1994, two producers got ‘90s icon Kejmanee ‘Pin’ Wattanasin to front their act, and the result was the breakout success of Kidnappers, an electric pop trio that were part of the kingdom’s modern musical renaissance. Their first album “Slang” remains a classic synonymous with that era.

Bringing back that ‘80s nostalgia, legendary French DJ and producer Thibaut Berland aka Breakbot touches down Tuesday, and we talked to Tavisrut Burapat about SuperrZaaap, his former fashion brand turned organizer.

BANGKOK — A trans glam rocker will join a celebrity architect, fashionistas and more for a perilously hip and artsy event in a literally old school venue.

Here are five of late venues, but keep in mind that closing times can change in the blink of an eye and surprise visits from the boys in brown can happen when you least expect it.

BANGKOK — Bad news for the nighthounds of Ekkamai who will have to say goodbye to a vibrant venue for fine cocktails and local...

Natapol, better known as DJ Maft Sai, is a Bangkok music geek making a big effort to preserve Thai music.

It would be easy to spend some time in Bangkok and think it’s all bubble gum pop, Don Henley covers or Euro EDM. In fact, the city has an experimental electronic music scene that can be traced back to the late ‘90s at a place in Chinatown called About Cafe, an art gallery that would host one-off music events.

Let's trace the source of Bangkok's club scene back to the turn of the millennium and a place called Cafe Democ.