Lido Connect

Nostalgia has always been a currency, but the 1990s have become a market in themselves. At this flea fair, the decade is not just remembered, it is resurrected – band tees stacked beside Carhartt jackets, leather rubbing shoulders with Levi’s, fragments of old subcultures stitched into new stories. The thrill lies partly in the chaos: a Ralph Lauren polo for the price of dinner, a Harley tee you never knew you needed until it stared back from the pile. Curated by Hia Jump, the event feels less like retail and more like theatre, a warehouse transformed into a time capsule where second-hand goods become relics of attitude. Whether you’re hunting for treasures or simply loitering in memory, the rule is simple: first to spot, first to claim. September 5-7. Free. Lido Connect Siam, 11am-9.30pm

Japan’s alt-rock scene is having a moment, and right now its loudest pulse belongs to a four-piece fronted by Yohei Kawakami on vocals and guitar, Hiroyuki Iwabe on bass, Masaki Shirai on guitar and Kaede Takeshi behind the drums. They’ve built a reputation on contradiction – songs that can shift from shoegaze melancholy to punk snarl in the space of a verse, before folding in a kind of fragile lyricism that feels distinctly Japanese. You could think Britrock swagger put through a Tokyo filter, then turned up to eleven. Bangkok gets its chance to see the phenomenon live, where the calm precision of the studio gives way to sweat, volume and the unspoken promise that something might combust on stage. September 5. B2,200-3,500 via here. Lido Connect Hall 2, 7pm onwards