Check your wallets and start budgeting. These are the Bangkok concerts happening in 2027 that are worth saving up for.
We haven’t ended 2026 yet, but the concert lineup for 2027 is already stacked. From artists who frequent Bangkok but who we’re still excited to see to those who are performing for the very first time here in the Big Mango, there are plenty of concerts to choose from this coming year. Great news because we have a variety to choose from; bad news because, well, money. But that’s never stopped us, hasn’t it? Here are the concerts in Bangkok in 2027 that we’re hyped for.
Updated on 29 October 2026
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Concerts in Bangkok in 2027 that we’re excited about
Stray Kids – Run It Bangkok
16-17 January, IMPACT Arena
It’s hard to believe that this is only the K-pop boyband’s fourth world tour since their debut back in 2017. Also known as SKZ, the group has become one of the most successful K-pop artists of all time, receiving a number of accolades, which includes being named one of the Next Generation Leaders by Time in 2023. The group returns to Bangkok for two shows, both of which are unfortunately already sold out at the time of writing.
Olivia Dean – LaLaLa
20 January, IMPACT Challenger Hall 3
This is a bit of a cheat. LaLaLa is a music festival that brings together local and international artists, and its Bangkok debut will be headlined by The Dean herself. Though it isn’t a solo concert, the festival has assured that she’ll be playing a full set, not a shortened one. Honestly, even if it was shortened, we’ll take all the Dean we can get. The cheapest tickets are for GA Standing B and are priced at THB 2,900, but they’re already sold out at the time of writing. The next available tickets are priced starting at THB 4,500.
St. Vincent
22 January, Melt Livehouse Idea Live
The multi-Grammy Award-winning musician and singer-songwriter will be gracing us with her spectacular musicianship as one of the first artists to do a show at the beginning of 2027. The American artist was part of the Polyphonic Spree and has released a number of albums, including the self-titled St. Vincent, which received wide acclaim. She’s also worked with a number of artists like David Byrne and Jack Antonoff, as well as with Taylor Swift for her song “Cruel Summer”.
Tickets are priced in two phases: Early Bird and Regular Price. However, as of the writing of this article, the Early Bird price ends tomorrow (30 October). So if you want the Early Bird rate, which starts at THB 1,200, you better get on it. Regular Price starts at THB 1,800.
Westlife – 25: The Anniversary World Tour
25 January, IMPACT Arena
Our favourite Irish boyband returns to the Big Mango after three years. Westlife is celebrating its 25th anniversary with its Bangkok fans, serenading us with classic hits like “If I Let You Go”, “Swear It All Over Again”, and “When You’re Looking Like That”. Tickets are priced starting at THB 2,800 and are available now.
Blue – 25th Anniversary Tour
26 January, UOB Live
It’s not every year we get two legendary 90s boybands doing concerts back-to-back, both of which are in celebration of their 25th anniversary. The English group—comprised of Simon, Duncan, Antony, and Lee—will return to Bangkok after a year to sing their nostalgic hits. So, millennials, get ready to sing your lungs out to “All Rise”, “One Love”, and “Best In Me”. Tickets are available now, starting at THB 2,800.
Maroon 5 – Asia 2027
9 February, IMPACT Arena
The American band is set to return to Bangkok just a year after their last tour. The three-time Grammy-winning band’s 2027 Asian tour includes shows in Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines, with Thailand being their second-to-last stop. Tickets are available now and priced starting at THB 2,800. Two VIP ticket options are also available: the Early Entry Package is priced at THB 9,700, and the Love is Like VIP Package is priced at THB 10,800.
Katseye – The Wildworld Tour
12 February, IMPACT Arena
The global girl group has extended its Wildworld Tour with an additional leg that includes a stop in Bangkok. Daniela, Lara, Manon, Megan, Sophia, and Yoonchae will be performing here in the Big Mango for the very first time, much to the delight of their fans who live here. Presales begin on 10 November, and general on-sale tickets go live on 13 November. Pricing hasn’t been announced yet, so stay tuned.
beabadoobee – The Powerlines Tour
2 April, UOB Live
This tour marks the Filipino-Brit’s third time in the Big Mango, her first time being the Beatopia Tour back in 2022. The tour is in support of her fourth album, Pylons, which includes the singles “Sun Has Set” and “Switchblade”. Tickets are available now and are priced starting at THB 2,400. A VIP option is available for THB 6,950, which gives you priority access to merch and the General Admission Floor, as well as a gift pack.
Bruno Mars – The Romantic Tour
24-25 April, Rajamangala Stadium
Cousin Bruno kept us in suspense for a while there, but we’re glad that Thailand is officially part of The Romantic Tour. After releasing his first album in nine years since 24K Magic, Bruno Mars once again captured our hearts and ears with songs like “I Just Might”, “Cha Cha Cha”, and, of course, “Risk It All”. And now we have the chance to hear it all live come April 2027. Tickets are priced starting at THB 2,800 and are available now.
Disturbed – The Sickness & The Greatest Hits
16 May, UOB Live
Those who are “Down With the Sickness” shouldn’t miss Disturbed’s very first Bangkok show. The heavy metal band from Chicago will rock UOB Live with its hard-hitting hits like “Stupify”, “Stricken”, and its mesmerising cover of the classic Simon & Garfunkel song, “The Sound of Silence”. Presale tickets go live on 2 November, and general tickets on 6 November, with prices yet to be announced.
Note : The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.
