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Indie music fans will see him perform solo for the first time since his visit to Thailand in 2019

Connan Mockasin has always felt like the sort of artist who wandered in from a parallel dimension, guitar slung over one shoulder, humming something half-remembered from a dream. When he last appeared in Thailand back in 2019, it was a blink-and-you-miss-it affair. This time he’s coming back stripped bare – just him, a guitar and a catalogue that slips between surreal lullabies and funk-soaked hypnosis.
Born Connan Tant Hosford, the New Zealander has spent more than a decade crafting a sound that refuses to sit still. His debut Forever Dolphin Love arrived in 2010 like a transmission from a warped ‘70s lounge, all elastic basslines and falsetto whispers. Caramel oozed into being three years later, woozier and more groove-driven, while the twin Jassbusters records played like lost film scores beamed from a late-night TV station that may or may not exist.
He’s never been shy of collaboration either. Ade joined him for It’s Just Wind, a loose collage of electronic soul and analogue haze. Elsewhere, he’s turned up alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg, Dev Hynes, James Blake, MGMT and even John Cale, drifting across genres as if categories were more of a suggestion than a rule.
So when October rolls around, expect something intimate, unguarded and quietly strange. Take note – this won’t be a night that slips quietly by. Here’s what you need to know.
Connan Mockasin will perform a one-night-only live show in Bangkok on Thursday, October 23.
The global music legend brings his distinctive style to Bangkok’s Black Cabin.
Connan Mockasin strips everything back for a rare solo show, armed with just his guitar and an array of songs that span his career, including a fresh new single. Expect an evening where time slows, conversations hush and everyone’s united by a shared love for his unique sound.
Tickets go on sale Friday, September 26 at midday via Ticketmelon right here.
A Standard Seat costs B2,000. Most Standard seats are individual chairs, except for seats B23 to B34, which are banquette-style along the wall. Bar Stools are also priced at B2,000 per seat. For groups, there is a table for three in the Front Zone at B7,500 per table, and a table for three in the Back Zone at B6,000. Finally, a table for four is available for B10,000.
No, it’s a solo performance featuring only Connan, his guitar and a selection of songs from throughout his career.
The official setlist hasn’t been released yet, but according to setlist.fm, these songs are ranked by how frequently they’ve been played.
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