More big names join Bangkok's new six-day electronic music festival
Flight Facilities, ASAP Nast, Tiga and Derrick May among those added to Beamfest.
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Thonglor nightclub Beam just added a raft of international names to Beamfest, its new electronic festival taking place over the space of two wild weekends on Nov 17-19 and 24-26.
Joining the party are Australian electronic producer duo Flight Facilities (Nov 24), ASAP Nast (Nov 26), a member of New York's ASAP Mob stable of rappers, Canadian house DJ Tiga (Nov 25) and Detroit techno pioneer Derrick May (Nov 18).
Other new additions include hiphop beatmaker Falcons (Nov 24), of LA's Fools Gold records, and Detroit drum n' bass producer Sinistarr (Nov 25).
Also on board are collaborators like France's dance-rock innovators Kitsune Records (Nov 17) and London-born party starters Yeti Out (Nov 25-26)
For the festival, the entire 72 Courtyard mall, as well as Beam itself, will be transformed with multiple stages, pop-up bars and restaurants. The newly announced acts join a star-studded line-up that already includes Skream, Cashmere Cat, Paradise Bangkok and many more.
Besides the beats, festival-goers can keep the party going with food from the likes of barbecue specialist Smack N Smokes, hip tempura kiosk Batt Tempura, Brooklyn-born Yuji Ramen and banh mi purveyors Muine, plus drinks from local names such as Pakalolo, Thaipioka and Locker Room.
Available now via go.eventpop.me/beamfest2017, tickets are B1,900 for single weekend (3 full days) or B2,900 for both weekends. See www.beamfest.com for the full line-up and more information.
Check out Tiga's "Bugatti" below:
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