Must-See Concerts in Bangkok 2026–2027: Schedule, Dates, and Tickets

Bangkok has long ceased to be just a beach gateway to Asia, it is now one of the region's premier concert capitals. In the second half of 2026, global stars will be performing here, ranging from K-pop idols to rock legends and kings of the electronic scene.

And flying out for them is easier than it seems: Thailand remains visa-free for Singaporeans, a direct flight from Singapore takes about 2.5 hours, and a short trip for the concert of your dreams is realistic even with just a couple of days off.

If you’re already planning a trip, check out cheap flights to Bangkok in advance: for the hottest dates, the best seats get snapped up and prices rise quickly.

The concert season in Bangkok runs from September through December 2026 featuring Post Malone, The Weeknd, My Chemical Romance, BTS, and more.

Bangkok Concert Calendar 2026

The concert season in Bangkok usually gets busier towards the end of the year, with many international and K Pop artists bringing their tours to the city. To help you plan your concert trip, we have compiled the key details in one table, including the artist, venue, and starting ticket prices.

All ticket prices are based on official announcements from organisers and authorised ticketing platforms at the time of publication. Prices are shown in Thai Baht (THB), with estimated Singapore Dollar (S$) conversions provided for Singapore travellers.

This guide covers the 2026 Bangkok concert lineup, and we will update it as more 2027 concert dates are announced.

Note: Ticket prices are approximate conversions based on an exchange rate of around 1 THB ≈ S$0.04. Actual prices may vary depending on exchange rates, ticket categories, VIP packages, and booking fees.

The major concerts worth flying out for

From the extensive lineup, we’ve handpicked six performances worth planning a trip around. For each one, we’ve gathered current pricing, practical ticket tips, and logistics advice from where to sit in the venue and when to book, to how to get to the site, whether it's Rajamangala Stadium or a hall on Sukhumvit.

Post Malone — September 22, Rajamangala Stadium

Post Malone kicks off the autumn season with "The BIG ASS Stadium World Tour," featuring Don Toliver as a special guest. The venue lives up to the name: Rajamangala is Thailand's largest stadium, with a concert capacity of around 50,000 spectators. For an event like this, it's a good idea to book a flight and two nights nearby—it'll be much easier to get out of the area after the show.

• Price: 2,800–13,400 THB.
• Tip: Categories from 8,000 THB offer a noticeably better view of the stage.
• Where to stay: hotels near Rajamangala Stadium.

The Weeknd — October 11 and 12, Rajamangala Stadium

The Weeknd is bringing his "After Hours Til Dawn" show to town for two back-to-back concerts on October 11 and 12. A second date was added after the first night sold out, so the demand really speaks for itself! The Japanese duo Creepy Nuts will be opening the show. This tour has already become one of the highest-grossing solo tours by a male artist (7.5 million tickets, 153 shows), and Bangkok is just one stop on the Asian leg, alongside Singapore, Jakarta, and Kuala Lumpur.

• Price: from 2,835 THB, VIP — up to 21,935 THB.
• Tip: The demand is huge—book your tickets and flights from Moscow to Bangkok at least two months in advance.
• Where to stay: near Rajamangala Stadium.

Wave to Earth — November 12, UOB LIVE

Korean indie trio Wave to Earth is coming to town with their "the pieces tour." They'll be playing at UOB LIVE, a brand-new venue inside the EMSPHERE mall on Sukhumvit. It’s an intimate, cozy setup—exactly what fans of lo-fi and laid-back indie music are looking for.

• Price: 2,800–3,800 THB, there is a separate VIP package.
• Tip: You can take the BTS Skytrain to EMSPHERE — it's super convenient.
• Where to stay: near EMSPHERE or along Sukhumvit.

My Chemical Romance — November 17, IMPACT Challenger

For fans of emo and alternative music, there’s some special news. My Chemical Romance is rescheduling their Bangkok concert from April 22 to November 17: the entire leg of the tour has been shifted, and the date is official. The show is titled "Long Live the Black Parade" and celebrates the 20th anniversary of their iconic album. For long-time fans of the band, this is, without exaggeration, the event of the season.

• Price: from 2,500 THB, VVIP — around 12,000 THB.
• Tip: The venue is indoors, so neither rain nor heat will get in your way.
• Where to stay: near the IMPACT complex.

Joji — November 24, IMPACT Exhibition Hall 5

Joji is bringing his "SOLARIS" tour to town in support of his album "Piss in the Wind," with Tommy Richman joining him for the Asian leg. The concert will take place at IMPACT Exhibition Hall 5 in Muang Thong Thani. Get ready to hear live performances of hits like "Glimpse of Us" and "SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK"—the kind of songs the whole crowd sings along to. If you're a fan of melancholic R&B and atmospheric indie, this is definitely an evening you won't want to miss.

• Price: from 3,000 THB, VIP packages — 8,400 and 12,100 THB.
• Tip: There's a shuttle to IMPACT from the BTS Mo Chit station — be sure to factor in travel time.
• Where to stay: near the IMPACT complex.

BTS — December 3, 5 and 6, Rajamangala Stadium

The season finale in December belongs to BTS. The group will play three nights in a row: December 3, 5, and 6 at Rajamangala, which is truly massive for a stadium-level K-pop act. The tour is titled BTS WORLD TOUR "ARIRANG." The exclusive Trip.com presale started on June 10, and the general sale began on June 11 on ThaiTicketMajor; ARMY is flying in from all over the world, so hotels are being booked up months in advance.

• Price: from 3,300 THB, VIP — 7,800 THB.
• Tip: Catch the exclusive presale on Trip.com as it opens before general sales.
• Where to stay: near Rajamangala Stadium — book in advance.

Music Festivals in Thailand 2026

Beyond solo concerts, Thailand hosts the region's two biggest electronic music festivals in December and it's precisely these that most often cause confusion in guidebooks.

Tomorrowland Thailand takes place from December 11–13 at Wisdom Valley near Pattaya that's about 150 km / 2 hours from Bangkok; Full Madness Passes start at 12,500 THB (S$ 480).

EDC Thailand is happening December 18–20, but it's in Phuket (Rhythm Park, Laguna), not Pattaya. It's strictly 20+ and you'll need your passport; GA tickets start at 7,090 THB (S$ 272).

⚠️ You can't combine both festivals into one trip: they are about 970 km apart; they are in different regions and have different organizers. Get the details in our guides: vacationing in Pattaya and our Phuket guide.

Buying Concert Tickets in Bangkok

Tickets for major shows in Bangkok sell out fast and are sold through several different platforms, so it's best to understand in advance who is responsible for what and where to buy them safely. Below, we'll break down the official channels, talk separately about exclusive Trip.com offers, and provide a few rules so you don't end up without a ticket.

Official Sales Channels

Only buy from official platforms as this protects you from fakes and inflated resale prices. Each platform has its own area of responsibility:

• ThaiTicketMajor is the main official ticketing platform: it handles public sales for most concerts, including stadium shows for Post Malone, The Weeknd, and BTS. The interface is available in several languages, including English.
• Live Nation Tero is the promoter for these stadium shows: they open an exclusive presale for program members, but the actual purchase, seat selection, and payment are handled through the ThaiTicketMajor system and they don't have a separate ticket pool.
• Eventpop — EDC Thailand festival ticket sales.
• Megatix — tickets for My Chemical Romance.
• UOB LIVE — the venue's own box office (Wave to Earth concert).

A few rules to make sure you don't end up without a ticket:

• Register on the necessary platform in advance before sales start, not when they open.
• Make sure to have a card that supports international payments ready: some platforms don't accept cards directly.
• Join the online queue an hour before it starts, and don't close the page if you end up on the waiting list.
• The cheapest categories sell out first if your budget allows, it makes sense to go for the pricier options right away: there's less competition for them.

Exclusive Trip.com Offers

Starting in October 2025, Trip.com is the official partner of Live Nation in Asia. This brings several exciting perks:

• Exclusive presales and get access to tickets before general sales open. This was the case for BTS (Trip.com presale on June 10, general sale and June 11 on ThaiTicketMajor) and Post Malone.
• "Ticket + flight + hotel" packages in a single order as it's a convenient way to put your whole trip together at once. Keep in mind: for some artists, tickets are sold only as part of a package, so the final price will be higher than the cost of a single ticket.

Get an Event Reminder

The most reliable way to catch an exclusive presale is to keep an eye on sales in the app. Download the Trip.com app, find the artist you're looking for, and tap "Follow": you'll get a reminder before sales open, so you'll be ready to join the queue right at the start.

How to Get to Bangkok

1. Flights: There are several direct flights from Singapore to Bangkok per week, and the flight itself takes about 2.5 hours. Connecting routes start from S$ 122, while a round-trip direct flight starts from S$ 253. Prices are higher in December so book cheap flights to Bangkok two to three months in advance.
2. Visa: Singapore citizens enjoy visa-free entry for 60 days (based on a bilateral agreement). If needed, this period can be extended once for another 60 days (for approximately 1,900 THB) at an immigration office. Before your flight, be sure to check the current entry requirements for Thailand.
3. TDAC: A digital arrival card is mandatory: fill it out online 72 hours before arrival. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months. And don't forget about an eSIM for Thailand so you can stay connected as soon as you land.
4. Transportation: There's no direct metro line to Rajamangala Stadium yet — the orange MRT line is only expected by 2027. Here are your options for getting there:

• Rajamangala — take a taxi, Grab, or the Airport Rail Link to Hua Mak and Ramkhamhaeng stations.
• IMPACT — there's a shuttle from the BTS Mo Chit station, and the MRT Pink Line is also running.

Estimated Budget for a 5 to 7 Day Bangkok Concert Trip

To make it easier to estimate expenses, we've put together an approximate budget for a 5–7 day trip in three tiers from economy to premium. The exchange rate is calculated at ~1 THB ≈ 0.04 SGD (it fluctuates, so check before purchasing).

A visa is not required, and filling out the TDAC card is free, but flight prices depend heavily on the season and booking date: in December, during the peak of BTS concerts and festivals, they are noticeably higher.

Total Budget from economy to premium

All amounts are estimates—please confirm them when booking. The economy option assumes a flight with a layover and simple accommodation, while the premium option includes a direct flight, a VIP ticket, and a high-end hotel.

Bangkok Concert Ticket Prices

Tickets are the most unpredictable expense: the price depends on the artist and the seat category. Here is a rough guide in baht and rubles (based on an exchange rate of ~0.04 SGD per 1 THB):

Money Saving Tips for Bangkok Concert Trips

1. Book "flight + hotel" or "flight + flight" packages on Trip.com as it's cheaper than booking everything separately.
2. Eat where the locals eat — street food and food courts will cost way less than tourist restaurants.
3. Get around using the BTS and MRT instead of taxis Bangkok's metro system is fast and affordable, especially during rush hour.
4. Book 2–3 months in advance as December approaches, prices for tickets, flights, and hotels rise significantly.

How Much Cash Should You Bring to Bangkok?

Cards are accepted almost everywhere in Bangkok, but you'll need cash for night markets, street food stalls, and tuk-tuk drivers. It's handy to carry 2,000 – 3,000 THB (roughly S$ 77 – 115 ) for small expenses and top up at ATMs as needed.

Bangkok concerts are a great excuse to combine your dream show with a warm vacation: the beaches, temples, and street food aren't going anywhere between performances. Whether it's stadium K-pop, nostalgic rock, or a late-night electronic festival, the season promises to be truly loud.

The main thing is not to wait: for top dates, tickets, flights, and hotels sell out especially fast. Look for cheap flights to Bangkok in advance, and download the Trip.com app to catch exclusive presales. Book your trip on Trip.com and see you at the concert!