Pittsburgh’s ‘Anti-Flag’ to Punk Out in Bangkok
BANGKOK — From the Steel City to the Big Mango comes a punk quartet with a politically charged message at an interesting time.
Daytime Vibes: Where to Hear Some Dope Beats This Weekend
I've always been a fan of daytime parties and in Bangkok, where everything tends to happen late and later, it's refreshing to enjoy the vibes while watching the sun go down.
Be What You Want at Silom Cabaret Bar’s Masquerade
BANGKOK — Get creative with your face and play with some identity-shifting at the second anniversary party of Sunday Gay Night at Maggie Choos.
Get Schooled in Digital DJing at Bangkok’s In Ear Beat
Before the millennium, DJs were limited in terms of equipment, with the standard two turntables and a mixer being the norm. After the millennium the rise of more advanced technology gave DJs tools to be even more creative with their mixing.
Foreigners Seek Bail After Warrantless Raid on Overstay
BANGKOK — At least six foreigners were seeking bail Monday after spending the weekend behind bars following a raid on a Bangkok guesthouse and music venue.
The Overstay Raided, 11 Foreigners Arrested
BANGKOK — The proprietor of an underground nightlife venue was seeking bail Saturday after he and 10 other foreign nationals were arrested in an early morning raid by police and military.
Khaosan Road Never Quieter As Business Takes a Hit (Photos)
BANGKOK — While most bars and restaurants around backpacker destination Khaosan Road have reopened one week after His Majesty the Late King died, its usual loud scene has gone quiet as the supply of tourists has dried up.
Entertainers Go Abroad as Nightlife Struggles During Mourning Period
BANGKOK — It’s not often that Chalasin Duangsupa drops in to strum his guitar at his little coffee shop in the capital’s Prachaniwet area.
Do’s and Don’ts of Mourning Period for Expats and Visitors
BANGKOK — As Thailand begins a new week since His Majesty King Bhumibol’s death led to the declaration of a year-long mourning period, foreign tourists and residents might wonder what is okay and what is not.
Entertainment Behind Closed Doors Okay, Gov’t Clarifies
BANGKOK — Officials have clarified that entertainment in the private sector is free to continue if it takes place behind closed doors.
