Bangkok’s best upcoming concerts in 2025

When September 7
Where The Street Hall (The Street Ratchada, 5th floor)

Texas-based indie-pop trio Summer Salt bring their breezy, dreamy sound back to the Big Mango. The brand is known for their sun-soaked melodies and lyrics that feel like postcards from a summer you never want to end; they’re the definition of ‘easy listening with an emotional punch. The concert will surely include fan favorites like ‘Candy Wrappers,’ ‘One Last Time’ and ‘Sweet to Me’ – plus some new tracks debuting live.
It’s the kind of concert where you sway more than you scream but don’t be fooled, it’ll still hit you right hard.

Tickets via Ticketmelon

When September 16 

Where Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani

The rap disruptor, style icon and Grammy magnet is finally bringing his technicolor universe to Bangkok. Tyler’s Chromakopia tour is pure chaos in the best way: wild visuals, unpredictable energy and a setlist stacked with tracks from his eighth album. With Lil Yachty and Paris Texas on the bill too, this is less a concert and more a hip-hop carnival.

Tickets are sold out

When September 25
Where UOB Live, Emsphere

Seventeen-time Grammy winner Sting is still proving that they can fill arenas with just three musicians and a bass. His Sting 3.0 World Tour strips things down to their raw essence: just Sting, longtime guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas. The concert turns into a tighter, sharper, more electrifying performance of his greatest hits. 

Here where you can expect ‘Englishman in New York’, ‘Fields of Gold’ and of course ‘Every Breath You Take’. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch rarities woven into the setlist too. Reviews worldwide call it intimate yet explosive. So prove it for yourself!

Tickets via ThaiTicketMajor

When  October 1

Where Union Hall

Alt-rock titans The Smashing Pumpkins are coming to Bangkok, ready to remind us why the ‘90s still own our hearts. With Billy Corgan’s snarl and a catalog that swings between grunge fury and dreamy melancholy, this is a show for anyone who grew up in the Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness era or those who’ve just discovered them on a playlist.

From ‘1979’ to the heavy riffs of ‘Bullet With Butterfly Wings’, wait for a set that balances nostalgia with guitar-driven catharsis. The city will be moshing, swaying and everything in between.

Tickets via ThaiTicketMajor

When October 3-4 

Where Impact Arena

Jackson’s first Magicman tour was pure theatre filled with rock opera and fever dreams. For Magicman 2, he’s leveling up with a darker, more cinematic stage production. Bangkok gets the honour of hosting the very first dates, so expect new songs, big reveals and screaming fans from across Asia flying in.

Tickets are sold out

When October 11 

Where Impact Challenger Hall

Lambily, assemble! Mariah is descending upon Bangkok for a one-night-only show celebrating The Emancipation of Mimi – the album that defined mid-2000s R&B. Fans can expect the whistle notes, the gowns and a festive surprise (Christmas is always in season with Mariah). Diva moments guaranteed.

B3,500–20,000 via ThaiTicketMajor.

When October 14 

Where UOB Live, Emsphere

The temperature’s rising and so is our excitement. The Jamaican hitmaker behind ‘Get Busy’ and ‘Gimme the Light’ is ready to drop dancehall heat in Bangkok. With local rap heroes Thaithanium and Tobii also on the stage, this gig is shaping up to be one big sweaty party. Wine up.

B1,500–5,000 via Megatix.

When October 24–26 

Where Rajamangala National Stadium

Three nights. One stadium. Four queens. Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa are taking over Bangkok once again, this time with their new Deadline World Tour. This concert is all about record-breaking production, fireworks (literal and metaphorical) and every solo stage fans have been begging for. If you missed Born Pink, this is your redemption arc. It’s time to jump all over the floor.

Tickets via ThaiTicketMajor.

 When Nov 14 

Where Impact Challenger Hall 

TikTok made her a star but Tyla’s more than a one-hit wonder. The South African pop queen behind ‘Water’ is bringing her amapiano grooves to Bangkok for the very first time. Her debut Asia tour promises a high-energy, dance-until-you-drop night. Wear comfy shoes – you’ll need them. 

 Presale August 18, general sale September 17 via Megatix.

When November 22
Where One Bangkok Forum

90s and Y2K kids, it’s time to dust off your Walkmans and flip open your CD wallets because M2M are back again! Marit Larsen and Marion Ravn, the Norwegian duo who soundtracked our teenage heartbreaks and first crushes, are reuniting for The Better Endings Tour.

For anyone who grew up stuck to MTV Asia or waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio, this show is going to feel like stepping straight into a pop time capsule. Prepare your lungs for a full-blown scream-sing to ‘don’t say you love me, you don’t even know me’

It’s nostalgia, but not just for the sake of it – it’s a chance to relive the music that shaped a generation and celebrate it with thousands of other fans who still know every word. Pure magic, pure M2M.

Tickets via Ticketmelon

When November 23

Where Samyan Mitrtown Hall

‘All rise’ because your Y2K boyband crushes are back. BLUE are reuniting in Bangkok with all the nostalgia: ‘One Love,’ ‘If You Come Back’ and enough harmonies to make you feel 16 again. Perfect for fans who still know the choreography.

Tickets via Live Nation Tero.

When November 28 

Where Thunder Dome

Time to cry in public. Passenger, aka Michael Rosenberg, is bringing his folk ballads to Bangkok. From ‘Let Her Go’ to newer beats, this intimate show will have you singing along one minute and sobbing the next. Acoustic therapy, basically.

B1,500–4,500 via ThaiTicketMajor.

When November (date TBA)
Where Bangkok (venue TBA)

Danish dream-pop pioneers Mew are saying goodbye and Bangkok is one of the lucky stops on their final world tour. For three decades, they’ve balanced prog-rock wizardry with heart-melting melodies and this farewell promises to be an emotional rollercoaster.

Thousands of voices will be joining in on ‘Comforting Sounds’, the line “It’s all a lie…” echoing like a collective release. Goosebumps guaranteed. Bring tissues, bring friends – this is a once-in-a-lifetime goodbye you’ll be talking about forever.

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When December 1

Where Samyan Mitrtown Hall

Hipster indie kids, here’s your shot. TV Girl – the California band blending French pop samples with lo-fi are landing in Bangkok. Their dreamy hit ‘Lovers Rock’ went viral but their back catalogue is stacked with underground tunes. There you’ll meet a cult crowd and very cool tote bags.

Tickets via Live Nation Tero.

When Dec 13–14

Where Impact Arena

The nation’s girl group (yes, Thailand included) is back. TWICE’s This Is For world tour brings arena-sized stages, glittering choreo and a discography that could power a whole festival. With a new album to promote and Bangkok as one of their key stops, ONCEs are in for a very loud December.

Tickets via ThaiTicketMajor.

When Dec  13–14

Where Impact Exhibition 

Bangkok turns into a rave city this December when Creamfields returns with superstar DJ Calvin Harris headlining. With over 30 billion streams to his name, the Scottish hitmaker (‘Summer,’  ‘This Is What You Came For’) is ready to blow the roof off. Get hyped for multiple stages, insane visuals and a dance marathon that spans two days.

Tickets via ThaiTicketMajor.

When December 14
Where MCC Hall, The Mall Lifestore Bangkae

The wolves are back on the prowl and they’re hungry for Bangkok! Japan’s unstoppable Man with a Mission are making their return, bringing a full-throttle mash-up of rock, rap and electronic chaos that’s as unpredictable as it is electrifying. And the iconic wolf heads are still very much part of the deal.

Their shows are sweaty, rowdy and completely unmissable – the kind of night where you leave with sore throats, aching legs and the best kind of exhaustion, like you just survived a party thrown by actual wolves. And trust us, this is one pack you definitely want to run with.

Tickets TBA

When Dec 18

Where Impact Exhibition Hall 

She’s camp, she’s chaotic, she’s a cultural reset. Doja Cat closes out the year in Bangkok with her Ma Vie tour. Expect everything from viral bangers like ‘Say So’ and ‘Kiss Me More‘ to the new cuts from her latest album. Bangkok is the final Asia stop, so you know she’ll go out with a bang. Will she paint Bangkok red?

Tickets via Live Nation Tero.

When 2025 (date TBA)

Where UOB Live, Emsphere

For the first time ever, Belgian DJ and producer Lost Frequencies brings a full headline concert (not just a club set) to Bangkok. Known for blending tropical house with heart-tugging melodies, his music feels like golden-hour sunsets bottled into sound.

Get ready to dance and cry a little when ‘Are You With Me’ drops. Add in ‘Where Are You Now’ and ‘Reality’, and this night will be a euphoric ride through chart-toppers that have soundtracked countless road trips and late-night memories. And don’t sleep on opening act Claudine Craig, who’ll make sure you’re already buzzing before Felix hits the decks.

Tickets via Megatix

When January 3 2026

Where UOB Live, Emsphere

Rammstein’s fearsome, fire-breathing frontman Till Lindemann is storming into the Big Mango with his solo Meine Welt Tour and if you think you know concerts, think again. This is something entirely different.  

Prepare for songs like ‘Steh Auf’ to hit you like a freight train. This concert is packed with darkly poetic moments, surreal visuals and a performance that feels more like a fever dream than a traditional gig. From the first spark to the final explosion, Lindemann turns every second into a sensory assault. Bangkok will be a full immersion into a world of fire, fury and unrestrained artistry

Tickets via Ticketmelon