Heads up, Monopoly fans! You can soon roll up to the beautiful city of Bangkok, as the Land of Smiles’ capital is getting its own Monopoly board game!
According to a press release by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Bangkok is now the third destination in Thailand to get its very own Monopoly board game, following the success of its Phuket and Chiang Mai editions.
Photo by Website/Tourism Authority of Thailand
Named “Monopoly: Bangkok Edition,” the latest board game will feature the city's iconic destinations, cultural sites, and tourist hotspots, such as the King Power Mahanakhon and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, among others.
To make the game more exciting, it will also have Chance and Community Chest cards that contain the unique stories of Bangkok.
Photo by Website/Tourism Authority of Thailand
As of this writing, the game’s creators are also soliciting suggestions from the public on what to include in the upcoming board game. To participate, you can drop a comment on the game’s official Facebook page or email them until Feb. 25.
Aside from Monopoly, Winning Moves United Kingdom also unveiled that they will be developing a Bangkok edition of the card game Top Trumps, which also aims to showcase various destinations in the city.
"The Monopoly: Bangkok Edition" is slated to hit the shelves by the tail end of the year. It will also be available in various online stores.
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The Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is set to debut in Bangkok, with the Thai capital confirmed as the host city for the competition’s inaugural edition.
Announced by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) in collaboration with Voxnation and regional partners, this new competition is the first multinational expansion of the long-running Eurovision Song Contest into Asia.
The first inaugural edition will bring together broadcasters from over 10 countries, including the Philippines, South Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand, alongside Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Laos, and Nepal, with more to follow.
In true Eurovision fashion, each country will be selecting their entry through a national competition in the months leading up to the event. Much like its European counterpart, Eurovision Song Contest Asia will be following a 50% professional jury and 50% public voting system, with each entry performing for under three (3) minutes and with a maximum of six (6) people on stage.
Also, viewers will not be allowed to vote for their home country’s entry!
Photo from Website/Eurovision Song Contest
The Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is scheduled for Nov. 14, 2026, positioning the show as a new regional platform for cross-cultural exchange between Asia and Europe and original music on the global stage.
The winner of the competition will be invited to perform as a guest in the Eurovision Song Contest 2027.
Shaped and grounded on the theme, “United by Music,” this Asia edition aims to connect artists and audiences across borders, while highlighting the region’s diverse musical voices.
More details, such as the venue and final list of participants, will be announced in the future. For more information and updates, follow the Eurovision Song Contest on Facebook and Instagram.
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With the annual football cup competition, called the Thai FA Cup, being the talk of the town in Thailand lately, the football fever in Bangkok is undeniably at an all-time high, too. As Thailand welcomes the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the iconic trophy arriving in the country earlier this year, the FIFA World Cup hype is felt across the country. And with that comes high demand for football merch, as fans flock to support their favorite teams.
Good thing, the city is not only a treasure trove for tourists and shopaholics, but also one that caters to football fans, especially those seeking official football jerseys and other sports merchandise stores that offer authentic, collectible pieces.
Whether you’re just a casual fan supporting a local club or a devoted one hunting for authentic football gear, Bangkok is a perfect place to be. From well-known sports retailers to bustling markets, here are some of the best spots selling football merch to check out.
KAKA Sport
Photo from Website/KAKA Sport
KAKA Sport, open since 2008, is a popular stop among football fans, known for its wide selection of premium replicas of football kits, shirts, and other team kits. It is also well known for its budget-friendly football goods, making it a perfect store for fans who don’t want to break the bank.
You may also shop by league, whether you’re a LaLiga fan, a Serie A supporter, and more. There are also retro collections and mini football kits for kids, making the store all the more accessible for every type of fan. You may visit KAKA Sport’s official website for updates, new releases, and other information.
Location: 931 Soi Chulalongkorn 10, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Ari Football Concept Store
Photo from Facebook/Ari Gear
Ari Football Concept Store is a go-to destination for fans looking for officially licensed merchandise. A well-known football store across Thailand, the store boasts a number of branches, including one in Siam Square, One Bangkok, Central Westgate, The Crystal, The Mall Lifestyle Bangkapi, and Nakhon Pathom, as well as provincial branches in Korat, Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, and Chiang Mai, among others.
Offering premium collections of boots, training gear, football jerseys, and more, Ari Football Concept Store is truly a place to go for everyone from casual fans hunting for stylish fan gear to even players seeking professional-quality football equipment. You may visit Ari Football Concept Store's official website for more details about their products, new releases, collaborations, and store locations.
Flagship Store Location: Siam Square Soi 6, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Sportsworld Thailand
Photo from Website/Sportsworld Thailand
Sportsworld Thailand is a popular choice for football fans seeking both official merchandise and fan gear. With multiple branches across the country — including in Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Chonburi, Nakhon Ratchasima, Chiang Mai, and Lamphun — the store stocks football jerseys, boots, training equipment, and other sports apparel from top international clubs and brands. In Bangkok, you can find their branch at Fashion Island.
Whether you’re after the newest kits, retro styles, or accessories, Sportsworld Thailand offers a convenient one-stop shopping experience for casual fans and dedicated collectors alike. More details about Sportsworld Thailand can be found on their official website.
Location: Ram Inthra Rd, Khan Na Yao, Bangkok 10230
Warrix
Photo from Website/Warrix
Warrix is known not only as a store renowned for premium football merchandise, but also as the official kit supplier for the Thai national football team. Whether you’re supporting the Thai national team during the Thai FA Cup or simply collecting quality football gear, Warrix provides products that are both stylish and high-quality.
From the newest Thai national team kits to stylish fan gear, Warrix offers something for every football supporter. For store information, products, and more, visit Warrix’s official website.
Location: 849/6-8 Stadium One, Rama VI Road, Wangmai, Pathumwan, Bangkok
Supersports Thailand
Photo from Website/Central Retail
Supersports Thailand is a one-stop shop for consumers looking for trusted, licensed products. Complete from Nike and Puma to FILA and Reebok, the store is a trusted retailer, offering a wide range of quality sports gear for all ages. And it’s also known for its football merchandise, ranging from shoes, club and national kits, shin guards, and even football team souvenirs.
Supersports Thailand is located across different parts of Bangkok, including in Chidlom, Central Chidlom, Central World, Central Ladprao, Central Bangna, Central Pinklao, Central Rama II, Central Rama III, Central Plaza Grand Rama, Silom Complex, Central Ramindra, and Central Festival Eastville, among others. For store location details, products, and more, you may visit Supersports Thailand’s official website.
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Calling all UFO believers — and the extraterrestrial-curious. Pop culture is set to host the first-ever UFO-themed festival this February 2026 at the Khun Dan Prakarn Chon Dam in Nakhon Nayok.
Dubbed as the country’s first event of its kind, the festival aims to gather UFO enthusiasts, alien-watchers, and curious travelers for a weekend dedicated to all things otherworldly. Often described as a niche subject met with raised eyebrows, mockery, and skepticism, UFO culture has found a steady, renewed interest worldwide in recent years, fueled by speculation and pop culture.
Photo from Facebook/Belief Fest
Thailand’s own extraterrestrial scene has also been quietly growing. In Nakhon Sawan, Khao Kala — often dubbed the “Area 51 of Asia” — has long been a hotspot among UFO enthusiasts, with past reports claiming sightings and landings in the area. The previously held “Belief Fest” also drew believers and curious visitors alike.
The upcoming festival forms a part of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)’s 2026 tourism strategy, which focuses on higher-quality, value-led travel experiences for travelers. This includes its “Amazing 5 Economy” framework, with the UFO festival falling under its Sub-Culture Economy category. The agency has also set a target of three million baht for the year.
Set against the backdrop of Thailand’s longest concrete dam, the festival is said to feature UFO-themed activities, sci-fi aesthetics, programs, and immersive experiences that celebrate UFO lore and the search for life beyond Earth.
Photo from Website/TripAdvisor
Further details are expected to be announced soon, so stay tuned for more updates!
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Bangkok, are you ready for a night filled with total mayhem?
International Drag Superstar Aquaria is set to perform in Asia for the first time for her upcoming tour, bringing her across five cities this January 2026. The Ru Paul’s Drag Race Season 10 winner will kick off her tour in Taipei, followed by Bangkok, Manila, and Tokyo, before concluding her tour in Seoul.
Organized by One Heart Productions, Aquaria is set to bring the looks, the drama, and all the sickening glam to Asia for the first time.
“The Total Mayhem” in Bangkok
Photo from Instagram/ AquariaPhoto from Instagram/ Drag Race Thai Fans
Expect a gag-worthy lineup— from international drag superstars like Aquaria and Laganja Estanja, to local drag powerhouses and queens like Frankie Wonga, Zepee, Kandy Zyanide, and more at the Lady Gaga-inspired “The Total Mayhem” on Jan. 25, 2026, at the BEAT Active! The show is organized by Drag Race Thai Fans and Prism Galaxia, alongside One Heart Productions.
Tickets are now available via Megatix, priced at THB1,400 (GA Standing), THB1,500 (GA Seated), and THB2,900 (VIP).
Photo from Instagram/ AquariaPhoto from Instagram/ Aquaria
Playhouse Philippines, a production house excelling in showcasing Filipino drag excellence, is hosting its first major drag show titled, “INTER-STELLAR” this Jan. 30, 2026, at the Music Museum!
Expect Filipino drag royalty like Precious Paula Nicole, Eva Le Queen, Arizona Brandy, and much more alongside international drag superstars like Ru Paul’s Drag Race Season 10 winner Aquaria and Laganja Estranja at this star-studded show!
Tickets are now available via Ticketmelon, priced at P900 (Balcony), P1,700 (Orchestra), P2,100 (VIP), and P2,600 (Platinum).
For more information and updates, follow The Playhouse on Facebook and Instagram, and One Heart Productions on Instagram.
Location: Music Museum, Level C Shoppesville Arcade 1500 San Juan City
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Thai alternative pop-rock band Tilly Birds has become one of Thailand’s most dynamic acts, known for their heartfelt lyricism, energetic performances, and ability to blur the lines between pop, rock, and soul. Formed in 2010 by friends Third (lead vocalist), Billy (guitarist), and Milo (drummer, rapper, vocals), the trio began making music together during their university years, slowly building a devoted following through songs that speak candidly about love, growth, and self-discovery.
In our latest exclusive, the band opened up about crossing the borders of their sound and language, most recently through their collaboration with Filipino folk-pop sensation Ben&Ben, a creative meeting that bridged cultures and deepened their shared storytelling spirit. They also reflected on memorable moments from the music video shoot in Batangas, how it symbolizes a new chapter in their artistic journey, and the creative challenges behind crafting their first fully English album — a project that promises to showcase their evolution to an even wider global audience.
Tilly Birds on their Heavenly Collaboration
The Thai band released their first all-English track, “White Pills,” in April 2024, an emotional song about feeling lost and longing for connection. They followed this up with “Retro-39” later that year, which took listeners back to the late nineties with its catchy melody that captures 21st-century nostalgia, all the while showcasing their growth as a band in the past decade.
This year, the band released their latest effort to bring more international listeners into their soundscape, which is also a step toward the much-anticipated release of their full-length English album.
“Heaven” is Tilly Birds’ collab track with Ben&Ben, whom they met in Malaysia back in 2024. From there, their relationship grew, and the trio ended up flying to Manila for a two-day song camp with the folk-pop band to put together the new track.
“It’s in the area of destiny, like it says we’re destined to meet here at this time,” said Third on the song’s messaging, which he also related to the meeting of their bands. “It’s quite exciting and liberating to have found each other and gotten to know each other, and eventually make a song together.”
Courtesy of Tilly Birds
The band’s drummer also added how both bands’ love for songs with an emotional core has helped tremendously in bringing their sounds together, which he described as “the main connection between us and Ben&Ben.”
When asked if there were any memorable moments during their collaboration, Third shared with The Beat Asia a playful story.
“The moment that stood out the most to me was when one of the members, Toni Muñoz, really looked like Billy’s mom. *laughs* No other moment can surpass or top that. We were like watching Toni record with her Tongatong — the percussion instrument — and we were talking about how she looked so familiar. Other than that, it was fun! It was quite joyful and we can’t wait to play with them again.”
The song was accompanied by a music video shot in Batangas. The vibrant video showed the band singing and playing their instruments against a countryside venue. Milo shared how the whole thing was actually unplanned, so it was a nice surprise for both groups.
“We changed everything to Plan B because it was raining cats and dogs,” he told The Beat Asia. “The only time that it didn’t rain within those three days was when we shot the drum parts — at 6 AM! But we enjoyed running and playing in the rain, and we didn’t miss a chance to shoot a great music video. It kind of gave us a break, too.”
As for what they hope listeners will take away from the song, Billy expressed how their goal is to create music that can be enjoyed by everyone.
“If you guys give it a listen and you feel happy, energetic, or it inspires you to get up and drive somewhere, or start doing something unexpected, that’s what we want. If you’re discovering our music for the first time, we hope you’ll enjoy our catalogue. Just expect to have fun and enjoy the music!”
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Tilly Birds has been around for over a decade, and through those years, the band was able to create a distinctive sound and character, but their music remains undefined. When the group gets asked about their genre, they would often answer “alternative.”
“As Tilly Birds is evolving musically, I think this song perfectly fits in this evolution because we’re on the verge of looking out to see what’s beyond what we’ve done with our previous albums,” Billy explained on how “Heaven” plays a role in their musical progression as a band. The track will be included in their upcoming third album, “I'll Remember To Forget You,” slated for release on Jan. 29, 2026. This marks a significant evolution in their careers, being the first album sung completely in English.
Photo from Facebook/Tilly Birds
“This album is really our exploration trip — us in this musical vehicle, driving forward and not looking back,” Billy added.
The album is composed of 13 tracks, including previously released singles “White Pills,” “Retro-39,” “Never a Waste of Time,” and “Call it a Day” — the last of which dropped this month.
When asked if there were any challenges in completing the album, Billy answered, “I think the biggest challenge was how it took quite a long time and has been revised many times. Many songs have been cut out, as well. I think it happened three times in the span of four years of making this album. It was hard to make this album cohesive — or a packaged album that feels like it was made at the same time, because some of the songs were three years apart. Making them sound cohesive was definitely a big challenge.”
Apart from Ben&Ben, the track list also showed a collaboration track with Thai-Singaporean singer James Alyn. When asked if they had anyone on their collab wish list, the trio was quick to agree that it’s something they want to do more in the future.
“For sure! We are driving towards cross collaboration, so expect more!” Billy said, and gave us a list of artists and groups that they hope to collaborate with, such as Indonesian band, The Lanterns; Singapore’s brb.; Taiwan’s Accusefive; and rising superstars Cup of Joe from the Philippines.
As for what’s next, the band looked back on their decade-long journey with gratitude and excitement. Their debut album marked the start of finding their own voice as a Thai band with a distinct, genre-defying sound, one that truly defined who they are. Now, as they prepare for their third album, they’re setting their sights on discovery, growth, and creating music that’s as fun as it is heartfelt for their fans. Fresh off their first HOWE Award win for Best Band, it’s clear that this is only the beginning of an even brighter chapter for Tilly Birds.
“We hope that you guys will keep waiting for anything that comes out from Tilly Birds,” said Third.
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If looking at regular MINISO stores seems a bit boring, why not head over to MINISO Land?
Chinese lifestyle brand MINISO, known for their cutest selection of almost everything you could think of, has opened their first-ever “MINISO Land” concept in Thailand!
Photo from Instagram/MINISO Thailand
Located at Siam Square, Bangkok’s most popular shopping spot, the 1000-square-meter space spans three floors and features more than 80 IP characters, including Harry Potter, Stitch, and Sanrio characters, alongside MINISO’s own IP line, DunDun Chicken, which finally debuted in the Thai market.
The opening of MINISO Land also saw the overseas debut of a new Disney ’s Zootopia collection, featuring beloved characters Nick Wilde, Judy Hopps, and other characters.
IP-based products make up about 80% of MINISO’s total range, which highlights the brand’s focus on character-driven retail experiences.
Photo from Instagram/MINISO Thailand
“This innovative store format has captured the attention in every location we opened, offering a more engaging retail experience to shoppers and breaking many of our own sales [records] in the process,” said Jun Wang, CEO of MINISO Thailand. “The new store underlines our commitment to the region and reflects our goal to reimagine traditional retail with innovative experiences and imaginative design.”
The MINISO Land concept first debuted in Shanghai in 2024 and has since expanded to 15 locations across China. MINISO also plans to roll out more experiential stores in Thailand in the near future, in areas particularly frequented by younger shoppers.
Earlier this year, MINISO opened its newest flagship store in Bangkok at the Asiatique Riverfront.
Follow MINISO on Instagram for updates and new product drops!
Location: Siam Square Soi 8, Bangkok, Thailand
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There’s something about Bangkok in December. The air is electric, the nights stretch longer, and the bass gets deeper. It’s not just the holiday buzz. It’s the return of 808 Festival, the city’s most explosive electronic music gathering, coming back from Dec. 5 to 7, 2025 at BITEC Bangna. If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like when a city dances in sync with some of the world’s biggest DJs, this is it.
Now in its 12th edition, 808 Festival has grown from a local one-day rave into a full-blown international showcase. It’s where Southeast Asia meets the global EDM circuit, and this year’s Phase 1 lineup proves it.
Photo from Website/808 Festival
This year’s lineup is presented in a way that reflects the festival’s genre-fluid ethos. Among the standout names is Charlotte de Witte, Belgium’s techno powerhouse known for her dark, driving sets and minimalist precision. Also featured is Sammy Virji, the UK garage trailblazer whose infectious basslines and cheeky energy have earned him a cult following. His appearance at the 808 Festival lands right in the middle of his debut Asia tour.
The roster also includes genre-spanning talent like Dom Dolla (house), Indira Paganotto (psytech), Juliet Fox (techno), Maddix (big room), Odd Mob (electro-house), Pan-Pot (Berlin techno), Reinier Zonneveld (live acid techno), HNTR (melodic techno), Space 92 (peak-time techno), and William Kiss (tech-house). It’s a lineup designed to move across BPMs and moods, offering something for every kind of raver.
Photo from Website/808 FestivalPhoto from Website/808 Festival
The venue, BITEC Bangna, is built for scale. With massive indoor and outdoor stages, cutting-edge visuals, and a crowd that knows how to move, it’s the perfect playground for a festival that doesn’t believe in half-measures. The festival will feature synchronized laser shows, towering LED walls, and the kind of sound system that makes your bones vibrate.
Tickets are now on sale. While Early Bird tickets are sold out, General Admission Tier 1 3-Day Passes are priced at THB3,850. For those chasing the luxe life, VVIP Premium packages start at THB250,000 for six guests with bottle service, while VVIP Supreme packages begin at THB425,000 for eight guests.
Secure your spot now at 808 Festival’s official website and be part of the beat that moves Bangkok. Make sure you follow the festival on Instagram and Facebook for another round of lineup announcements and other information.
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The TRAVELER’S COMPANY Stamp Caravan is heading to Thailand for the very first time. Beloved by stationery lovers worldwide for their travel-themed stationery, notebooks, custom parts, and original goods, the TRAVELER’S COMPANY is bringing their 2025 Stamp Caravan edition across eight stores in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, and Chiang Mai, together with a special lineup of limited-edition stamps and stickers for the occasion.
Photo from Instagram/TRAVELER'S COMPANY
Fans and stationery enthusiasts are invited to drop by participating stores, meet fellow TRAVELER’S notebook users, and collect exclusive stamps to personalize their notebooks with. Each stop will feature unique designs inspired by the creative spirit and beauty of travel and journaling.
The TRAVELER’S COMPANY Stamp Caravan kicks off on Oct. 17, 2025 and will continue until Dec. 14, 2025.
Photo from Instagram/TRAVELER'S COMPANY
Here is the schedule for the Stamp Caravan:
Kinokuniya centralwOrld store (Bangkok): Oct. 17 to 26, 2025
STUDIO360 at THIRDBASE (Bangkok): Oct. 17 to 26, 2025
Kinokuniya EmQuartier store (Bangkok): Oct. 31 to Nov. 9, 2025
Wynn’s (Bangkok): Oct. 31 to Nov. 9, 2025
Kinokuniya Siam Paragon store (Bangkok): Nov. 21 to 30, 2025
Woot Woot Store (Nonthaburi): Nov. 21 to 30, 2025
Lamune (Nonthaburi): Dec. 5 to 14, 2025
PLAYWORKS (Chiang Mai): Dec. 5 to 14, 2025
For more details and information, visit the participating stores’ websites and Instagram pages. Follow the TRAVELER’S COMPANY on Facebook and Instagram for more details and products.
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No one asked for a quiet celebration, and Bangkok Community Radio (BCR) never planned one, especially for what they’ve been doing for the city’s underground electronic music community.
On Oct. 11, 2025, BCR celebrates its fourth anniversary with a marathon party at BEAMCUBE, bringing together some of the city’s most vital DJs, regional heavyweights, and visual artists for a night that promises to stretch from 5 PM until late.
Photo from Website/Bangkok Community Radio
The party promises a sonic journey curated for ravers and anyone curious about the culture. The lineup includes studio resident WAX ON WAX OFF, the genre-defying Kova O’ Sarin, rising star ANI!KA, and headliner Jonathan Kusumam, one of the region’s favorites known for his hypnotic sets and magnetic stage presence.
Beyond the sound guaranteed by the BCR sound system, the party also showcases immersive lighting and visuals from LJ: Human Spectrum and visual artists Wasawat Somno, Sahapon Chootinan, and Pasuth, transforming the venue into a multi-sensory playground. The production is designed to mirror BCR’s identity that is bold, collaborative, and community-first.
Screenshot from YouTube/Bangkok Community Radio
Founded during the pandemic by a collective of Bangkok creatives as a grassroots response to shuttered venues and disconnected communities, BCR began as a digital lifeline for artists and listeners. Today, it’s a full-fledged cultural platform, amplifying underrepresented voices, supporting emerging Thai artists, and building a sustainable creative ecosystem that positions Bangkok as a rising, international destination for the underground sounds.
Instagram/ Bangkok Community Radio
Tickets are available now via Megatix. While Early Bird pricing is gone, get your Phase 1 (THB450) or Phase 2 (THB650) tickets for a limited time before you have to buy the Door ticket for THB800. Entry is strictly 20+, and guests are encouraged to arrive early to catch the full spectrum of performances from first beat to final sunrise.
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Bangkok is set to become a hub for international hip-hop culture as BADVIBES Battle is once again taking over HOSTBKK this Oct. 23 to 27, 2025.
Main Poster for BADVIBES Battle Vol. 4 | Courtesy of BADVIBES Battle
This year’s edition brings together dancers and cultural leaders from Thailand, Japan, Vietnam, China, India, and beyond. The four-day festival features high-energy dance battles on Hip-House & House music, judged by world-class names in the scene such as Odilon, Rufu, Luenmo, and Finale.
Beyond the competition, the program expands into “Theatre Night: Pulse of Origin,” an experimental program that blends dance with storytelling and cultural performance, as well as workshops, panels, and cultural exchanges, where artistry, community, and tradition meet to highlight Southeast Asia’s growing role in the global hip-hop scene.
Since its debut in 2022 by Bangkok-based Street dance collective Thrixept, BADVIBES Battle is more than just a battle — it’s a platform that empowers dancers, highlights artists, and fosters meaningful dialogue through dance.
Event Schedule | Courtesy of BADVIBES Battle Vol. 4
Single-Day and Event Passes, Workshop Tickets, and Merchandise Pre-Orders to BADVIBES Battle Vol. 4 are now available via Ticketmelon and will be available at door prices too.
Single-Day Entry and Single Event Passes are priced at THB500 each, while the Pre-Jam Session is priced at THB150. Workshop tickets are priced at THB1,500 (Single Class), THB5,000 (4 Classes), and THB6,000 (6 Classes).
Festival Passes are priced at THB1,500 (Culture Pass/Audience Pass), THB2,000 (Battle Pass), THB5,000 (BadVibes Mini Pass), and THB6,500 (BadVibes Festival Pass).
The floor is calling. Come join the crew at BADVIBES Battle Vol. 4!
For more information, follow BADVIBES Battle on Instagram.
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