The weekend is back. And while we’re still keeping one eye on the sky, Bangkok stops for no one.
For you music lovers out there, there is a lot to catch you up on this weekend. If you’re after DJs, there’s something for you everywhere from Dual to Levels and Apt 101. You’ll also catch heavier shows at spots like Melt Livehouse and Marshall Livehouse.
But it’s a special weekend indeed for beer lovers, with Hair of the Dog, fresh off a win of Best Beer Bar at the BAD Awards, is throwing their Dogfest.
Beyond that, you’ll find comedy from He Huang, art at Fig Lobby, and even a run at sunrise. So, let’s go.
Thu
LeVeL33 at Bar.Yard
This Thursday at Kimpton Maa-Lai’s Bar.Yard, fresh off a win for Best Rooftop Bar at the BAD Awards, Thomas Sobota of LeVeL33 Singapore takes over a shift to mix beer, tequila, and a lot more. Expect five cocktails that will leave you wondering what other cocktails have been doing this whole time.
Innerbloom at Apt 101
Starting at 9pm, Bangkok’s late-night crowd has a date with the dance floor as Innerbloom returns to Apt 101 for an evening of melodic house, hypnotic rhythms and deep, rolling grooves. Taking over the club’s penthouse setting, the lineup features Alpha, Franziie, Skydive, Ben G and Deezydot, promising a night that builds slowly and keeps moving long after dark. Come for the beats, stay for the atmosphere.
Silly Fools vs Paradox
Two Thai rock bands are set to share the stage for a night made for singing along at full volume starting at 7pm. Silly Fools bring their signature alternative-rock sound, while Paradox add their own unmistakable energy to the mix. Presented by Melt Livehouse at Cloud 11 Hall, this is a chance to revisit the songs that have soundtracked generations of Thai music fans—and experience the electricity of both bands live.
Live from Marshall Livehouse
The night's programme kicks off with Nixsa Jingle, followed by Ford Trio and a performance from Rattanakosin Breakin Crew, before Thai rock veterans Hin Lek Fai (Stone, Metal, Fire) close things out at 10pm. Best of all, entry is free with advance registration—making this one to put on your radar.
Fri
He Huang
It’s back to the Comedy Club Bangkok, but this time it’s for the special talents of He Huang, the award-winning comedian who shot to international attention after her Australia’s Got Talent audition went viral. Head up above the Royal Oak to see her show starting at 8pm.
Summon at The Commons
Trade your usual game night for something a little more sinister at theCOMMONS Cloud 11. Expect supernatural twists, creepy encounters and strategic showdowns with horror-themed board games, including Betrayal at House on the Hill and an Ouija-inspired game. Gather your bravest friends and see who makes it out in one piece. Walk-ins are welcome, but booking ahead is recommended.
Sick Individuals
Dutch DJ duo Sick Individuals will be playing big-room drops, progressive house melodies, and festival-sized energy that have taken them to stages including Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival. Expect a high-octane night of dance-floor anthems and heavyweight electronic sounds at Levels. Each ticket also comes with a complimentary drink voucher.
Tiger Mia
Taiwanese heavy sounds meet Bangkok’s underground scene as TIGER MIA bring their God Pouring Neon Asia Tour to Bangkok Island. The night brings together a stacked local lineup featuring Mergency In Mind, We The Watchmen, The Rocket Whale and Strive For Nothing, promising a loud, full-throttle evening for fans of heavier music. Doors open at 7pm, with the show scheduled to start at 8pm.
Sat
Dogfest 5
Dogfest returns to Hair of the Dog Phrom Phong with 29 taps and 40 kegs. Get ready for another celebration of all things beer—IPAs, DDHs, DIPAs, TIPAs and all manner of acronyms you can’t be bothered to learn but really, really want. It’s one prince all night, B1,800 for early birds and B2,500 at the door. You’ll find unlimited pours and you’ll even walk away with a commemorative Dogfest glass. For beer lovers, this is the only thing happening this weekend.
Rhyme Kulture
On the 57th floor of Centara Grand at CentralWorld, you can expect everything from old-school classics to smooth R&B and rap, expect a genre-spanning soundtrack curated by familiar names from Thailand’s hip-hop scene alongside American DJs and MCs. Add skyline views and cold drinks to the mix, and you have a rooftop session made for the weekend crew.
Art Battle Bangkok
Forget the gallery walls — this is art at full speed. Art Battle Bangkok brings a dozen artists head-to-head in a live painting tournament where blank canvases become original works under the pressure of a ticking clock. Each round gives painters just 20 minutes to create, while the audience votes for their favourites and has the chance to bid on the finished pieces. Expect creative energy, friendly competition and a front-row seat to the artistic process.
Orbiting Shadows
Japanese-born, UK-based DJ Junki Inoue lands in Bangkok for a night of underground club sounds at DUAL. Known for his deep digging and distinctive take on electronic music, Inoue joins DOTT and Payu for Orbiting Shadows — a late-night session for those who prefer their dance floors intimate, their selections considered and their beats hypnotic. Expect a journey through the deeper edges of house and techno in one of Bangkok’s underground spaces.
Sun
Tribe Sunrise
Sunrise, city streets and a post-run pool session, it returns for a second round, bringing Bangkok’s wellness crowd together for a morning of movement and connection. Choose between a 4km or 8km route, then swap running shoes for recovery time with an ice bath, pool access and music by the water. There’s even a playful singles-friendly twist, with wristbands to signal whether you’re taken, single or open to making a connection.
Dynamite
Get ready for a full-force hardcore takeover as London’s Dynamite bring their Southeast Asia tour to Bangkok. Known for their raw hardcore punk sound and high-energy live shows, the band will be joined by Dutch hardcore veterans Born from Pain and local acts Monument X, Sloane and SCUTT. Expect a night of heavy riffs, relentless breakdowns and an all-ages crowd ready to throw down.
A Taste of the Coast
The jazz brunch returns for another Sunday treat, this time with Thai Bay Seafood and the time of A Taste of the Coast: A Celebration of Thailand’s Coastal Treasures. You can expect high-end seafood fare and plenty to pad out the meal—as well as the Jazziam Band with Bondipity.
Trap Land Music Festival
Hip-hop takes centre stage as Trapland Music Festival brings the Thai rap scene together for an afternoon of heavy beats, big performances and street culture. Expect high-energy sets, a full-scale lights-and-sound production, plus a streetwear and lifestyle market for those looking to refresh their rotation. Food and drink stalls will keep the crowd fueled between sets, making this one for the crew who want music, fashion and festival energy all in one place.
Radio Mame
From the South of France and the beaches of Koh Samui, Radio Mame comes to Thonglor. Head over to Allso Bar, a spot that recently found itself a finalist as Best Dive Bar at the BAD Awards 2026, for good tunes, drinks, and great company. This is always a great spot for the likes of hip-hop and funk, and things get serious on Sunday.
