[UPDATE] 5 international indie gigs to plan ahead for
Ducktails has been canceled. But there's still a deluge of good music coming our way.
Dean
Rising Korean R&B/hip-hop performer Kwon Hyuk, better known as Dean, will play at Moonstar Studio Hall 8 on Nov 11, jointed by counterparts Saay and Miso. Tickets are B2,500 (or B5,000 including meet and greet) available from Thaiticketmajor.com.
JMSN
This American artist (pronounced Jameson) is known for this ‘90s-indebted neo-soul tracks, which he’ll perform at Rockademy on Nov 11. Tickets are on sale for B1,100 (or B2,000 for two) from Ticket Melon, rising to B1,300 on the door.
Pond
This Australian psychedelic-rock band known for mixing the heavy riffage and camp touches of '70s classic rock with strangely introspective lyrics just released their seventh album, The Weather (produced by Tame Impala's Kevin Parker). They’ll perform here on Nov 21 at Nakarin Space (399/1 Srinakarin Rd.) with support from local experimental producer Koichi Shimizu. Advance tickets are B2,000 and are available from Thaiticketmajor.com.
Alt-J
English indie-rock band Alt-J are heading to Bangkok (Moonstar Studio No.8, 701 Ladprao Soi 80) with tracks like "Breezeblocks" and "Every Other Freckle" on Nov 27. Tickets are B2,290 at Ticketmelon.com.
Foster the People
LA indie-pop band Foster the People are coming to Bangkok. The four-piece will bring global hits like "Pumped Up Kicks" and "Houdini" to the stage at Moonstar Studio 8 on Jan 28, 2018. Regular tickets will be available from TicketMelon as of Oct 21, 10am, at B2,600, though act quick enough and you can shave B300 off the price.
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