This two-day birthday bash will roll out more than hearty burgers and fries, as some 20 bands and acoustic acts perform live, including Ramsey Judson, Jeff Baker, Deadtown Trash and Plastic Section.

 

 

 

 

There’s more to The Smiths than Morissey and Johnny Marr, as any true fan would know. Without bassist Andy Rourke’s drive, classics like “This Charming Man” and “Pretty Girls Make Graves” just wouldn’t be quite the same. Now, Popscene has pulled off a coup by bringing in Rourke to take over the decks at the recently rocking Wine Bibber. On sale at the event will be two exclusive Italian craft beers:  L’Olmaia La5 and L’Olmaia La9.

 

 

 

 

Spend your Sunday afternoon shopping for a good cause. At the city center near the National Stadium, the spacious façade of the Lub D Siam Hotel will welcome art lovers and hippies-at-heart to peruse art pieces, handicrafts and other artisanal

wares for sale, and enjoy home-cooked cuisine from The Courageous Kitchen. Proceeds from the laidback event go toward the In Search of Sanuk foundation.

 

Bangkok’s well-traveled indie legion get some bang for their baht with the Godung Mini Fest, which will see Moonstar Studio play host to three bands from three different countries this Sunday (May 18). Colorful pop outfit Architecture in Helsinki, from Australia, meet Indonesia’s emerging electro-pop quartet Agrikulture, while British rockers Mystery Jets will offer something a tad heavier.

 

 

Music studio turned arty space Brownstone opens its doors for new party collective RhuBarb who line up local acts The Sticky Rice, Tapestry, Count The Thief and many more for a party tonight. There will also be food from one of our favorite Mexican joints in town, Tacos and Salsa.