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Good news for anyone who missed out first time round: The Weeknd's After Hours til Dawn Tour reaches Bangkok this October and demand is so high he's added two more shows.
This is the second time the tour has come to Bangkok. Abel Tesfaye built it around a trilogy that came to define an era – After Hours (2020), Dawn FM (2022) and Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025). It already ranks among the best-attended and highest-grossing tours ever staged, and more than two dozen dates still remain before it wraps in October 2026.
Off to see The Weeknd? Chasing a last-minute ticket? Here's everything worth knowing about the After Hours til Dawn Tour, from stage times and the setlist to what's left on ticket availability.
When is The Weeknd playing Bangkok?
What started as a one-off on October 11 is now a three-night stand. Organisers have confirmed The Weeknd's After Hours Til Dawn Tour plays October 11, 12 and October 13, well beyond the single date first put on sale.
Where is The Weeknd playing in Bangkok?
For a show on this scale, he takes to Rajamangala Stadium – home of the Thailand national football team and the biggest sports venue in the country by capacity.
Can I still get tickets?
Yes! The October 11 and 12 shows have sold out, but tickets for October 13 are still up for grabs at Ticketmajor. Prices run from B2,835 to B5,225, rising to B11,935-B21,935 for the VIP zones.
When do doors open?
Gates open at 5pm on the remaining date.
When does The Weeknd take to the stage?
The Starboy's headline set should kick off at about 7.50pm. Turn up early so you don't miss a thing – and so you catch support act Creepy Nuts, who we'll get to below.
What time does The Weeknd concert end?
Expect the set to run for roughly two hours, wrapping up somewhere around 10.30pm-11pm.
What’s the seating plan?
Below you'll find the seating plan for the Weeknd's Bangkok dates, as laid out by Ticketmajor.
Who is the support act for The Weeknd in Bangkok?
Just one act opens for The Weeknd at Rajamangala Stadium, and it's a heavyweight: Japanese hip hop duo Creepy Nuts. The pair, made up of rapper R-Shitei and turntablist DJ Matsunaga, have racked up plenty of critical praise back home.
The Weeknd setlist
To get a sense of what the 'Blinding Lights' and 'Can't Feel My Face' star might have in store, here's what he played at an earlier After Hours til Dawn Tour stop at Rajamangala Stadium, as logged by Setlist.fm.
1. Baptized in Fear
2. Open Hearts
3. Wake Me Up
4. After Hours
5. Starboy
6. Heartless
7. Faith
8. Cry for Me
9. São Paulo
10. Until We’re Skin & Bones
11. Take My Breath
12. Sacrifice (Swedish House Mafia Remix)
13. How Do I Make You Love Me?
14. Can’t Feel My Face
15. Lost in the Fire
16. Often
17. Given Up on Me
18. I Was Never There
19. The Hills
20. Timeless (with Playboi Carti)
21. RATHER LIE (with Playboi Carti)
22. Creepin’
23. Niagara Falls
24. One of the Girls
25. Stargirl Interlude
26. Out of Time
27. I Feel It Coming
28. Die for You
29. Is There Someone Else?
30. Wicked Games
31. Call Out My Name
32. The Abyss
33. Save Your Tears
34. Less Than Zero
35. Blinding Lights
36. Without a Warning
37. House of Balloons
38. Moth to a Flame
Where to buy The Weeknd merch
You can pick up merchandise from the stands at Rajamangala Stadium, or use the click-and-collect service – the official store website has the details.
A dedicated merch pop-up is also confirmed for Bangkok from October 1-13, though the venue is yet to be announced.
Bag policy and banned items
Bags:
Small handbags, pouches and cloth totes are fine, but anything bigger than A4 (around 30cm) risks being turned away. There's no clear-bag rule, though smaller means faster checks.
What you can't bring in:
- Food and drink: nothing from outside the stadium.
- Cameras and recording gear: professional cameras, video cameras, detachable zoom lenses, GoPros, tablets and iPads, selfie sticks, gimbals, tripods and monopods are all banned.
- Weapons and dangerous items: sharp objects, weapons, glass or metal bottles, cans and thermos flasks are not permitted.
- Vapes and e-cigarettes: illegal in Thailand and strictly banned. Security will seize them, and carrying them risks a hefty fine or arrest.
- Signs and noisemakers: fan boards larger than A3 (29.7cm x 43cm), air horns, whistles and any offensive or political banners are not allowed.
- Also prohibited across the whole stadium: drones and umbrellas.
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