Prep your body for the porta-potty because festival season is back. As we approach the final stretch of 2024, it’s time to prepare for some of the biggest music festivals in Thailand, and even Asia. To make the dancing doubt-free, read on for our guide below to tickets, dates, headliners, and more.
Do you smell that? Outdoor drinking, fishnet stockings, and glittery makeup is in the air. Whilst Thailand sees a number of music festivals throughout the year, most are concentrated towards the end of the year. The weather is cooler, the festive bonus is out, and everything feels a little lighter in the months of November and December.
Whether you prefer the string of the guitar at an indie gathering, a trek through the forest in the northern mountains, or an electrifying night on the dance floor in Bangkok, there is plenty to party if you play your cards right. For a full guide, read on for our Thailand music festival calendar with key dates to mark now.
[Hero Image Credit: Wonderfruit; Featured Image Credit: Maho Rasop]
A guide to music festivals in Thailand this 2024, from Bae Vibes to Wonderfruit
Monster Music Festival 2024
Dates: 2-3 November 2024
Location: Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Bangkok
Tickets: From THB 1500
Headliners: Lykn, Nont Tanont, Blackbeans, Porsche, Diamond Narakorn, and so many more
One for the youngsters, if you’re into Thai artists, Monster Music Festival is a must-visit. The music festival spans 2 full days and takes place across five stages, with artists from Nont Tanont and Milli to Jeff Satur. There’s something for everybody, and it’s taking place right in the heart of town, too. Compared to some of the other music festivals on our list, this is one of the more price-friendly options.
Bae Vibes
Dates: 9 November 2024
Location: Studio Lam, Bangkok
Tickets: From THB 450 (THB 700 at the door)
Headliners: Skaai, Rejizz, Subnet, G-bear
Taking place on one day only, Bae Vibes is a smaller music festival which takes place at the epicentre of music-cool, Studio Lam. This year, they’re welcoming “new wave hip-hop artist” Skaai, who will be flying in from Japan. Performing in Thailand for the first time, other artists confirmed to attend are Rejizz, Subnet, and G-bear.
Rolling Loud 2024
Dates: 22-24 November 2024
Location: Legend Siam, Pattaya
Tickets: 3-day tickets from THB 14,600, single-day tickets from THB 6000 (VIP starts from THB 9500/day)
Headliners: ASAP Rocky, Lil Wayne, Playboi Carti, and DJ Snake as special guest
Rolling Loud Thailand is back. Returning to Asia for its 2024 edition, the world’s largest hip-hop festival will take place in Pattaya again, and promises yet another electrifying weekend. The lineup is pretty impressive, and features ASAP Rocky, Tyga, Tyla, Akon, Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, French Montana, Bambam, Rich The Kid, to name just a handful. Three-day passes are highly recommended, and maybe take an extra day off work to recover from the hangover, too.
Maho Rasop Festival 2024
Dates: 23-24 November 2024
Location: Esc Park, Bangkok
Tickets: From THB 3490 for a one-day pass, or THB 4990 for a two-day pass (from THB 4990 for one-day VIP)
Headliners: Addy x Hippo Campus, Air
Maho Rasop is an annual independent music festival that takes place in Bangkok, and has really gained respect from an international community of music lovers. Spotlighting music diversity, the lineup is always highly anticipated, featuring specially curated artists that are known for quality live performances. Quite literally giving a stage to lesser-known artists, you can expect an array of genres, from punk and jazz to underground and hip-hop acts.
Double Dick Tiger 2024
Dates: 28 November-1 December 2024
Location: Chiang Dao
Tickets: From THB 8000 (early bird)
Headliners: Not confirmed yet
Here’s one for the more adventurous souls. Double Dick Tiger is one of the lesser-known Thai music festivals, though it has amassed quite a loyal following. For those looking “to seek and share nature’s highest pleasures,” this 4-day event is all about camping out in the forest for a few days and enjoying a simpler life. While you will need to bring most of the essentials (including your own tent), meals, water, local coffee, and even local alcohol are included in the ticket price. If you’re lucky, you may even meet the eponymous double dick tiger.
Lineup details have not been unveiled yet, though previous artists include Bonita Everett, Mumsfilibaba, Jakrin V. Bueren, and Sarayu.
808 Festival 2024
Dates: 6-8 December 2024
Location: Bitec Bang Na, Bangkok
Tickets: Only Tier 2 available now, priced at THB 4200 for three-day pass
Headliners: Anyma presents Genesys, Adam Beyer, Chase & Status, James HYPE, Mau P, Miss Monique, Sara Landry
The eleventh edition of 808 Festival comes to Bangkok this 6-8 December. The electronic music festival was founded in 2013, bringing together EDM fans from across the region. This year, the lineup includes Anyma presents Genesys, as well as Adam Beyer and Chase & Status, so get ready to dance.
Wonderfruit 2024
Dates: 12-16 December
Location: The Fields at Siam Country Club, Chon Buri
Tickets: THB 5000 for the Sunday pass (THB 4500 for teens, THB 1000 for dogs)
Saving possibly the best for last, most hardcore wonderers have likely purchased their Wonderfruit 2024 tickets already, though a few are still up for grabs. Whilst Wonderfruit is primarily a music festival (find us at Molam World especially), there is so much to explore at this 24-hour festival, from dining experiences to workshops, talks, and wellness journeys. We highly recommend checking out the Wonderfruit website for deeper details.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The most popular music festival in Thailand is Wonderfruit. It takes place every December in Pattaya, and welcomes festival-goers from around the world. It normally lasts 3-4 days, and sees a variety of musical acts, workshops, talks, and food experiences.
Wonderfruit 2024 will take place from 12-16 December.
Tickets to most music festivals in Thailand can be purchased via online ticketing websites like Ticketmelon, The Concert, and Megatix.
The music varies depending on which music festival you attend. In Thailand, Rolling Loud is a hip-hop music festival, while Maho Rasop is more indie. 808 Festival focuses on electronic music, while Wonderfruit sees a mix of genres.
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