What’s happening on Thailand’s music landscape this week
WANYAI X MONIK (MARCH 25)
This Wednesday night, see Monik and Wanyai, two former members of the popular Thai pop group Room 39, on their new musical journey at Molly Bar, Khao San, from 7pm onwards.
The pop duo will meet and greet fans in an intimate concert atmosphere and perform all the fan favourite tunes, from old Room 39 songs, as well as new tunes from solo albums such as Jeb Jon Por (Enough Hurting), Pai Dai Dee (Going Well), Saying Love, So Long, If I Hadn’t Met You, and many more.
Monik and Wanyai Live in Concert takes place at Molly Bar, 108 Rambuttri Road, from 7pm onwards. For more information on ticket sales and table reservation, call 081 804 6195.
THE TOYS (MARCH 26)
Catch heartthrob singer Thanwa Boonsoongnern, better known as The TOYS, this Thursday for a mini-concert at Brick Bar, Khao San, from 7pm onwards.
The TOYS is a talented Thai singer-songwriter, guitarist, rapper, and record producer, who first gained popularity throughout the nation with his unique slacker look of frizzy hair and a Hawaiian shirt. Meet and sing along to the TOYS’ string of catchy radio hits such as Last Winter, Gon Rudoo Fon (Before The Rain), Lala Loy and Just Wonder.
The Toys Live Concert takes place at Brick Bar, 265 Khao San Road, from 7pm onwards. Tickets are 200 baht at the door. For more information, call 02 629 4477, or go to brickbarkhaosan.com.
GREASY CAFE (MARCH 28)
Bang Mot’s hotspot SKIP Bar & Bistro invites music fans for a night of contemporary folk music with popular singer-songwriter Greasy Cafe who will perform both acoustic and electric sets for the very special Saturday night.
Aphichai Trakatpatakrai or Lek Greasy Cafe is a singer-songwriter from Smallroom records who’s well known for emotional and honest tunes about love and relationships, with lyrics often using language that is not customary.
Greasy Cafe Live Concert takes place at SKIP Bar & Bistro, Phutthabucha 39, Thung Khru, Bang Mot, from 6pm onwards. Tickets are 250 baht at the door. For more information, call 091 887 5278.