We’re all a little wet and moldy. World Cup Fever has us in its grips. It’s hot. But Bangkok waits for no one, so let’s get started.
There are a few events of note for you film buffs out there. From a collection of classics and romcoms at the Skyline Film at River City—from The Princess Diaries to Sleepless in Seattle—to documentaries with FirstLight, it’s a good weekend to love film.
And, as ever, the music scene this weekend is very tight. There are DJs and shows at Dual, live shows at favorites like Melt Livehouse and Speakerbox, and there’s even a little pirate radio action on an actual boat.
Other than that, there are wine events, pool parties, hip-hop, craft beer, and more all coming your way.
Thu
ElectRosé Château Sainte Marguerite Edition
Starting at 6pm, Blue Parrot is kicking off an evening with afterwork drinks with the Château Sainte Marguerite Rosé, featuring DJ sets and exclusive pours (and special deals) of Château Sainte Marguerite Rosé pours
Skyline Film
It’s an entire weekend of movies at Skyline Film at River City Bangkok. To start us off, it’s the classic romcom Midnight in Paris, followed by a same-day showing of The Princess Diaries. Stay tuned, because throughout the weekend, you can expect Sleepless in Seattle, Black Swan, Once, Wild Child, and more. More info here.
Dual Creature
Only opening in May this year, Dual is a bit of a newcomer on the club scene, but this Thursday is a great time to check them out, with a lineup featuring Sychedlix, Eizu, Jayja starting at 8pm and going into the early hours of Friday. More info here.
Fri
Pirate Radio
It’s back to Bangkok Island once again this weekend, this time for a little underground style starting at 6pm. The party pirate radio ship will feature talents across genres with the likes of Donnie Goon and Fam B, Lovegee, Saka, and Thai O. More info here.
Tribe Pool Party
Tribe always delivers when it comes to pool parties. This Friday, starting at 5pm, Tribe Pool Party will feature DJ Mizzramon, DJ Prok, and will have a meet-and-great with all current Mister Global Thailand 2026 titleholders. Keep in mind, the afterparty continues at Taco Hachi Rooftop. More info here.
Tattoo Colour Round 2
Tattoo Colour Round 2 will be kicking off at Melt Livehouse on Rama 4 (not Cloud 11), and B599 gets you in the door for this local show starting at 7pm. There are some extra perks to getting deluxe tickets, including an event poster and access to the VIP viewing zone. More info here.
FirstLight Film Screening
This is one for you film buffs out there. Held at ME GOODY Space this weekend starting at 7pm, expect to see independent films focusing on athletes, fighters, families, and individuals navigating addiction, sacrifice, hope, and the pursuit of a better future. Go for four short films ranching from 10-25 mins, and go with an open mind. More info here.
Hip Pop Edition
This is a new one on the scene, so expect to see more of it in the near future. This first edition at Page Seven Bar inside Apt 101. Hip Pop Edition will run every Friday and Saturday from 6pm. The July lineup includes Shockko, Ballisticone, Kade, Chinkenpunk, Neyy, Ehhkay, Knatz, Pegg, Furry, Deezydot, Scissors, and DJ Clean, with different artists appearing each week throughout the month. More info here.
Sat
Dance Till Dusk
Alright, you health nuts, this one is for you. From Dawn to Dusk has two movement sessions featuring a Dawn Aerobic Dance Class led by Bebe Thanchanok and a Dusk EDM Boxercise Class by Splash Box Studio. We’re talking an 8am start, so be ready. You’ll also find free-flow coffee and matcha brunch rave. More info here.
DIIV live in Bangkok
At Volume Livehouse, found on the 5th floor of The Street Ratchada, DIIV will be playing a live show for all you shoegazers out there. Doors open at 5pm, and you’ll find opening acts Death of Heather and VVAS. More info here.
Snug
Snug, found at the Horn venue, will feature nine years of queer underground, and they’re promising “the fabulous, dancers, kissers, homos, queers, posers, bitches”. B400 buys you a drink and gets you in the door to see Ouissam, Emel, and Saint Guel. More info here.
Haze 6th Anniversary
We always like to have something for the beer drinkers out there, and this weekend it’s a very special anniversary at Haze. Expect guest taps from the likes of Baan Bangkok Brewing, Brainfill, and Fishbridge as well as live music and a World Cup Watch Party, all starting at 6pm and going late. More info here.
Havana Social Takeover at Bar.Yard
Talk about two nightlife powerhouses. The club meets the rooftop. Havana and Bar.Yard join forces at the latter’s venue for a World Rum Day guest shift kicking off at 8pm. Songmueang “Bew” Khanthano from Havana Social will be slinging cocktails at Bar.Yard, and you can expect rum cocktails galore and rooftop vibes. More info here.
Sun
The Novembers
Heading back to Blueprint Livehouse, The Novembers are playing a one-night-only show in Bangkok as part of The Novembers Tour 2026. The four-piece Japanese alternative rock band has been making hits for two decades, and this is your chance to see them live. More info here.
Front Page News Bangkok x Speakerbox
Fresh off their decade anniversary tonight, Speakerbox continues the magic at 7pm on Sunday with Front Page News Music featuring two co-founders of Front Page News Barcelona with local acts. Look forward to Jenny and Vee, Liam Cloud, Dylan Cloud, and Blues and Tell. More info here.
Tictactoe x The Singleton Social Club
This one’s a little odd. Tictactoe will collaborate with the Singleton Social Club for EP.2 Court Rave. They’re mixing the padel court with a rave.The day starts with a padel clinic and the day progresses to a full on rave with a DJ lineup with Tictactoe. More info here.
Mozart's Requiem
From the heart wrenching Lacrimosa to that bit in X-Men where Nightcrawler rips apart the White House to Dies Irae, Mozart’s requiem is one of the finest masterpieces of classical music. On Sunday, the SSMS String orchestra with conductor Leo Phillips will play the string arrangement made by Peter Lichtenthal in 1802 starting at 5pm at King Vajiravudh Memorial Hall in the National Library. More info here.
