British indie rock band Glass Animals has officially confirmed Bangkok as part of their world tour, with concert date for 2025. Here are all the details.
If you count yourself as a Glass Animals fan, we’ve got news that will be sure to perk your ears up: the much loved English indie rock band has confirmed a concert date in Bangkok as part of their upcoming Tour of Earth World Tour.
Glass Animals confirms Bangkok concert in March 2025
The quartet will be taking the stage at Samyan Mitrtown Hall on 4 March 2025, after kick starting the tour by debuting in Tokyo. Bangkok will be the fifth of six stops for the band, with other stops including Singapore, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, and a final stop with a festival in Mumbai. This comes hot on the heels after the release of their l, I Love You So F***ing Much, their fourth official album release since 2020’s Dreamland.
Prices for tickets range include THB 1,700, 2,700, and 5,000 for VIP.
The VIP Package includes a standing ticket worth THB 2,700, in addition to exclusive merchandise extras such as a specially designed tour shirt, a laminated lanyard. You will even get to enter into the performance venue ahead of the crowds, too.
Ticket sales will officially commence on 20 November 2024 10am with the Mastercard Presale event, followed by the LiveNation Presale event happening on 22 November 2024 at 12pm. The general on-sale event will happen on 23 November 2024 from 10am onwards.
Founded in the city of Oxford in 2010, Glass Animals first gained commercial momentum among indie rock fans with their debut album Zaba, which contained the lead single Gooey that rose to global prominence and was eventually certified platinum. This would be followed by two subsequent album releases, How To Be A Human Being and Dreamland, that were similarly lauded by critics. The latter was especially noteworthy for spawning Glass Animal’s most notable hit single to date, Heat Waves, after it gained viral prominence on TikTok. Accumulating three billion streams on Spotify, it would also spend a record-breaking 91 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making it the longest charting song on the list’s history.
Feature and hero image credits: Glass Animals/Instagram
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