Indie rock band Sticky Fingers will be performing in Thailand in February. The quintet from Sydney released their third studio album, Westway (The Glitter & The Slums), in September 2016. Details as follows:
UPDATE (15.11.18): A second show has been added in Singapore. Singer-songwriter LAUV will be touring Southeast Asia in May. The artist from California released his debut studio album, I Met You When I Was 18, in June 2018. Details as… Continue Reading
Cigarettes After Sex will return to the region for performances in Singapore and Thailand this November. The Texan ambient pop band released their self-titled debut studio album in June 2017. Details as follows:
Industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails will be performing in Thailand this August. The Ohio group released their third EP, Add Violence, in July 2017. Details as follows:
Bangkok Arts & Music Month (BAMM) will be happening this April and May. FKJ, Iron & Wine, Cosmo Pyke and more will be performing in the city over several weeks. Festival details as follows:
Nothing But Thieves will be performing in Thailand this August. The English rock band released their second studio album, Broken Machine, in September 2017. Details as follows:
Indie pop band LANY is also scheduled to perform in Thailand on their upcoming Southeast Asian tour this April. The group released their debut self-titled studio album in June 2017. Details as follows:
Foster The People are also scheduled to perform in Thailand and Singapore this January on their upcoming Southeast Asian tour. The Californian group released their third studio album, Sacred Hearts Club, in July 2017. Details as follows:
French rock band Phoenix adds another date to their upcoming tour of Southeast Asia in August, and will also perform in Thailand. The group is set to release their sixth studio album, Ti Amo, in June 2017. Details as follows:
Generation Axe will be bringing their A Night Of Guitars Tour to Southeast Asia this April, with stops in Indonesia and Thailand. The rock supergroup comprises Steve Vai, Tosin Abasi (Animals as Leaders), Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme, Mourning Widows), Yngwie Malmsteen,… Continue Reading