What's On BKK: Bangkok International Festival of Dance & Music, Plus 9 More

Get ready to rave under the sky — it has been confirmed that Tomorrowland is officially landing in Thailand! The world-famous Belgian electronic music festival will make its ASEAN debut in 2026, marking a first in the region’s festival scene and cranking up the volume on Thailand’s global cultural clout.

“Tomorrowland will be hosted in Thailand for the first time in 2026,” announced Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

The announcement dropped after a meeting in Bangkok between Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, and CEO of Tomorrowland, Bruno Vanwelsenaers, as well as Tomorrowland Head of Media & Business Development, Filip Teerlinck. 

On June 25, 2025, following the meeting, Prime Minister Paetongtarn posted on social media: "Tomorrowland Thailand is a golden opportunity to spotlight Thai artists, elevate the music industry, and set new standards for live entertainment in our country.” They added that the project is currently "under study and preparation.”

This debut Thai edition will take place in Chon Buri province. While the exact dates are still under wraps, fans can expect ticket sales and pre-registration info to hit Tomorrowland’s official site closer to the big event, so stay tuned!

For more information, visit Tomorrowland on their website, Instagram, and Facebook. 

Thailand really loves their horror films, so they made Halloween a bit early this time.

Get ready for three nights of a thrilling and spine-chilling cinematic experience at the Bangkok Horror Film Festival 2025, happening from July 4 to 6, 2025, from 6 PM to 12 MN at the historic Maen Sri Waterworks Building. 

Organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Thailand Creative Culture Agency (THACCA), the free-entry event promises a spine-tingling celebration of horror cinema in one of Bangkok’s most hauntingly historic locations. 

The old Waterworks Building will be transformed into an open-air theatre, with parts of the venue taking inspiration from horror films and a haunted house attraction. The whole affair will be rounded off with food stalls, music, and Q&A sessions with the filmmakers. 

Apart from the film screenings, the Bangkok Horror Film Festival 2025 will be hosting a short-film competition, highlighting emerging talents in the horror genre. Whether you’re a horror movie fan, a casual film enthusiast, or simply someone looking for another unique idea for a night out, this event will truly be unforgettable. 

The Bangkok Horror Film Festival 2025 Lineup

The event is the first full-scale horror film festival to be held in Bangkok and will feature a gripping lineup of international and Thai horror classics. 

International Films

• Ouija (2014) by Stiles White
• Us (2019) by Jordan Peele
• Smile (2022) by Parker Finn

Thai Horror Films

• The Sisters (2004) by Tiwa Moeithaisong
• Shutter (2004) by Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom
• Coming Soon (2008) by Sopon Sukdapisit

Follow the Thailand Creative Culture Agency (THACCA) on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram for more information and future events!

Have you had “Day 1" on repeat since 2018, or are you a fresh convert from TikTok’s “Location Unknown” edits? Either way, you're in for a treat, because HONNE is dialing up the soul and synth in Thailand's capital city for one unforgettable night only. 

On July 27, 2025, the beloved British electro-soul duo will return to Bangkok for the highly anticipated “The OUCH World Tour," an experience that promises to keep you "Warm On a Cold Night."

HONNE, consisting of Andy Clutterbuck and James Hatcher, has carved out a space where soulful serenades meet glossy synth-pop. Now, after a string of buzz-worthy performances (including a March set at Pattaya's biggest food and art festival, Pelupo), they are bringing their sonic wonder to True Icon Hall at ICONSIAM.

Fans can expect them to perform tracks from their latest album "OUCH," which premiered on Sept. 6, 2024, and sent fans into a frenzy. With 16 tracks on the album, ranging from the comforting ballad "Lean on Me" to the sultry “SHHH,” the album dives deeper into their signature romantic sound.

This marks HONNE’s fifth time performing in Bangkok since their debut in 2017, proving the city holds a special place in their heart — and vice versa. And as if that weren’t enough, the night kicks off with Thai sensation Bowkylion, whose dreamy pop ballads will warm the crowd up just right. 

For the Bangkok stop, doors to the concert open at 7 PM, with the duo taking the stage until 8:30 PM. 

Tickets are selling fast, with VIP Standing at THB6,900 (for the superfans who want to be right up front) and General Admission at THB2,900. Grab your tickets now here. 

Aside from Bangkok, fans in other parts of Southeast Asia can look forward to HONNE gracing the stage as part of their tour. On July 29, 2025, they will perform in Hong Kong at Asia World-Expo, Runway 11, starting at 8 PM. 

Tickets are priced HK$1,450 for VIP Package, HK$880 for Priority Entry, and HK$680 for General Admission. For more information and to buy tickets to Hong Kong's concert, click here. 

For more information, visit HONNE on their website, Instagram, Facebook, and X (Formerly Twitter).

Location: Hall 1+2, 7F, True Icon Hall, Iconsiam, 299 Charoen Nakhon Rd, Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600

A world-class spectacle is making a grand comeback this September to October 2025. 

The 27th International Festival of Dance and Music is happening from Sept. 6 to Oct. 15, 2025, bringing 14 stunning performances from over 10 countries across the globe to the Main Hall of the Thailand Cultural Centre in Bangkok. 

This year’s lineup is nothing short of legendary — with the Thai debut of an iconic opera superstar, an epic tale from India, a breathtaking Chinese ballet, operatic masterpieces, dazzling Chinese acrobatics, a high-energy dance-meets-tech show from France, and so much more. 

The 27th International Festival of Dance and Music in Bangkok, Thailand

Opera legend and one of the Three Tenors, Plácido Domingo, is set to perform in Thailand for the first and only time, headlining an international lineup of performances that promise to redefine the stage. 

With a career spanning over 150 operatic roles, more than 4,000 performances, and 12 Grammy wins, Domingo has redefined opera for global audiences and marks a milestone in Thailand’s cultural calendar. He will be joined by captivating American soprano Monica Conesa and groundbreaking Italian conductor Beatrice Venezi in an unforgettable night of operatic brilliance. 

Also making its Thai debut is India’s “Mahabharata: 18 Days, Dusk of an Era,” a large-scale theatrical spectacle by the Prabhat Arts International. The epic blends traditional Indian dance and drama with aerial stunts, martial arts, and immersive visuals to present the mythical battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas to life. 

From China, the National Ballet of China will be reimagining the classic “Dream of Red Mansions” through Western ballet, transforming the 18th-century literary classic into a performance of love, decline, and dynastic drama.

Opening the second half of the festival is Russia’s Samara Opera & Ballet Theatre with four grand productions: two legendary operas “Tosca” and “Aida,” a new edition of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker,” and the emotionally charged contemporary ballet “Three Masks of the King,” a dramatic reflection on power, identity, and the courage to embrace one’s true self. 

The China National Acrobatic Troupe is set to amaze Thai audiences with gravity-defying stunts and jaw-dropping feats of athleticism, in a performance that celebrates 50 years of Thai-Chinese diplomatic relations. With over 50 acrobats and more than 74 international gold medals, the troupe promises high-octane entertainment with universal appeal. 

France’s Pixel brings a fusion of street, hip-hop, rollerblading, and contemporary dance with cutting-edge 3D graphics, projection mapping, and interactive visual effects. 

The festival’s eclectic global lineup includes Cuba’s Cuba Vibra!, a celebration of Cuban dance culture; Nocturna from Spain, offering a contemporary tale on flamenco; NINA, a Gatsby-style dance drama; Energy ∞ Infinite, a dynamic percussion performance blending rhythm and movement; and a masterful orchestral show from the Prague Philharmonia, featuring the classical brilliance from George Li of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, rounding out an international showcase of talent and artistry. 

Experience the Festival with Platinum Packages

Book your tickets early to get exclusive access to the Platinum Packages, a premium experience made for true fans of the arts. 

• 10% discount per person for selected shows,
• Priority seating reserved,
• Limited-edition souvenir

Bangkok Bank credit card holders receive up to 20% off through the Early Bird period, making it the perfect time to indulge in a world-class cultural experience. 

Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness artistic excellence from all over the world. Tickets are now available until July 14, 2025, at all Thai Ticket Major branches and online. 

Visit the Bangkok Festivals website, and follow their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram pages for more information.