Concerts in Bangkok we’re looking forward to in 2025

It’s shaping up to be a good year for concerts in the Big Mango. Here are the concerts in Bangkok we’re looking forward to in 2025. 

It’s not even 2025 yet and there are already so many artists coming to Bangkok to be excited about. Green Day is returning after fourteen (yes, fourteen) years, and Maroon 5 is also coming back after their last concert in 2022. Legendary K-pop girl group 2NE1 is also set to come to Bangkok as part of their comeback tour, while Cigarettes After Sex and Keshi are coming to the Big Mango for the very first time. These are just some of the concerts happening in Bangkok in 2025 that you certainly don’t want to miss.

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These are the concerts in Bangkok we’re looking forward to in 2025

Cigarettes After Sex – X’s World Tour

January 21, Impact Exhibition Hall 5

With the release of their third album, X’s, Cigarettes After Sex is set to bring their ethereal tunes to the Land of Smiles this January. The American dream pop band, formed by frontman Greg Gonzalez in 2008, has enjoyed great success even though they’ve only released three albums. Expect to hear some of the band’s well-known hits like “Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You Baby”, “Cry”, and “X’s” live in their show. Tickets start THB 1,800 and are on sale now. 

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2NE1 – Welcome Back Asia Tour 

January 25

The legendary K-pop girl group is making a comeback with a bang. Bangkok is one the last cities on 2NE1’s “Welcome Back Asia Tour”, which will also feature stops in Jakarta, Manila, Singapore, and Hong Kong. While venues have already been announced for the other cities, there are no details yet for Bangkok or Taipei, so keep your eyes peeled. Ticket prices are also yet to be announced.

YOASOBI – Asia Tour

January 25-26, BITEC Bang Na

Japanese duo YOASOBI is making their way to Bangkok after an eventful year performing at festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza. YOASOSBI, which is composed of musician-producer Ayase and singer-songwriter Ikura, have composed hits like “Yoru ni Kakeru”, which topped Japanese music charts in 2019, and have also written songs for anime series like “IDOL” for Oshi no Ko. Tickets are already live and priced starting at THB 3,800.

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Maroon 5 – Maroon 5 in Asia 2025

February 3, Impact Arena

The American pop rock band are returning to Bangkok this February. Their tour kicks off in Manila before heading to Jakarta, Bangkok, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, and Kaohsiung. The last time the band was in the Big Mango was in 2022 for their World Tour, which was then held at Rajamangala Stadium. Public sale tickets will go live on September 21 and will be priced starting at THB 2,500.

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Taeyang – Taeyang 2025 Tour The Light Year

February 8, Impact Arena

K-pop artist and member of BigBang Taeyang is coming to Bangkok for his first solo concert since 2017. His latest EP, Down to Earth, was released last year and features Jimin of BTS and Lisa of Blackpink. Tickets are on sale right now and start at a price of THB 2,800.

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The Corrs  – Talk on Corners Tour

February 11, Paragon Hall

The Irish band comprised of siblings Caroline, Andrea, Sharon, and Jim are coming to Bangkok for the very first time to bring their nostalgic hits of the 90s and early 2000s. Hear “Runaway”, “Breathless”, and “What Can I Do” live right here in the Big Mango. Tickets start from THB 2,000.

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Green Day – Live in Bangkok

February 12, Impact Arena

It’s been fourteen years since Green Day was last in Bangkok so it’s high time that they return. The American punk rock legends are set to rock the Big Mango in February at Impact Arena. Over the course of their almost 40-year career, the band has won five Grammys, became inductees to the Rock and Rall Hall of Fame, and also had a Broadway Musical based on their rock opera album, American Idiot. General sale tickets go live on October 5 and start from THB 2,800.

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Seventeen – Right Here World Tour (in) Asia

February 15

Just a year after they were last here, K-pop boyband Seventeen is once again making their way back to the Big Mango for their “Right Here World Tour (in) Asia”. The tour will also include stops in Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Unfortunately, this concert will see some of the members of the group missing with Jeonghan starting military service and Jun being busy with activities in China. There are no details yet as to where the venue will be, what the ticket prices are, and when ticket sales will go live, so keep your eyes peeled for updates.

The Script – Satellites World Tour

February 20, Thunder Dome

Along with the release of their new album, Satellites, last August, Irish rock band The Script also announced an arena world tour with Bangkok being one of their stops. With two Platinum US singles and six albums that ranked #1 in the UK, this will be the first time the band will be playing live to their fans after founding member Mark Sheehan passed away last year. Tickets are on sale now and are priced starting at THB 2,800.

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Keshi – Requiem Tour

February 26, Impact Arena

Just on his second album, Keshi has proved to be a rising star to look out for. His 35-city tour to support Requiem, his second album, will include stops at New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden, San Francisco’s Chase Center, and other stops overseas in Europe and Asia including Bangkok. Tickets are on sale now and start at THB 2,800.

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Glass Animals – Tour of Earth

March 4, Samyan Mitrtown

English indie rock band Glass Animals are making their way to the Big Mango after a tour in the U.S. and the U.K. With four albums under their belt, the band has already been nominated for two Brit Awards and a Grammy. Their single “Gooey” from their very first album Zaba was certified platinum in the U.S., while their song “Heat Waves” went viral on TikTok and made them the first British band to reach #1 on the Spotify Global Chart. This is their first concert in Bangkok with public sale tickets set to go live on November 23.

Kylie Minogue – Tension Tour

March 10

Along with the announcement of her upcoming seventeenth studio album, Tension II, Australian singer-actress Kylie Minogue also unveiled the “Tension Tour”. It’s the biggest tour she’s embarked on as of late, and fortunately, Bangkok is one of the four Asian destinations on her list (at least so far).  No venue or ticket pricing has been announced yet so keep your eyes peeled for updates or sign up for a Live Nation account to get updates sent straight to your inbox.

Kiss of Life – Kiss Road in Asia

April 6, Thunderdome

The rising K-pop girl group in the neighbourhood are taking their world tour to Asia. Kiss of Life concluded the North American leg of their tour last year and are currently touring Europe before heading to Asia in April. Their stops in Asia include Manila, Jakarta, Macau, and Taipei. Keep your eyes peeled for any updates about tickets.

Gracie Abrams – The Secret of Us Tour

April 19, Samyan Mitrtown Hall

American artist Gracie Abrams is bringing her “The Secret of Us Tour” to Asia with Bangkok being the last city on her list. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter finished the North American leg of her tour performing at iconic venues like Radio City Music Hall and the Greek Theatre. The tour is for her album of the same name, which was released last June and includes the single “Risk”, a song that was streamed a million times within 10 hours of its release. Live Nation presale goes live on December 12 followed by public sale on December 13. Tickets are priced at THB 2,500 and THB 3,500.

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M2M – The Better Endings Tour

May 9, Thunderdome Muong Thong Thani

The Norwegian pop duo surprised fans by reappearing together on newly established social media accounts. After teasing a comeback, they finally revealed that they will be embarking on “The Better Endings Tour”. They revealed the countries they would be visiting in an IG reel posted last month with one of the countries being Thailand. Towards the end of October, they also announced that the concert would take place at the Thunderdome in Muong Thong Thani on May 9. Tickets go live on December 1 and are priced from THB 2,500 to THB 5,500. There will also be a lucky few ticketholders who will be chosen to do a 30-minute meet and greet. Tickets will be sold via Ticketmelon.

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j-hope – Hope on the Stage Tour

May 10-11, Impact Arena

Fresh from concluding his military service, BTS’ j-hope is embarking on his first solo tour with Bangkok fortunately being one of the stops. The singer also recently teased new music will be coming out this year, which means that hopefully, we’ll get to hear them live when he performs here in May at Impact Arena. No details have been dished yet regarding to ticket prices and sale dates so keep your eyes peeled.

BE:FIRST – BE:FIRST World Tour 2025

May 24

World Tour : 15 Cities in 9 Destinations Across Asia, Europe, and North America

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BE:FIRST are embarking on their very first world tour. They J-pop group will be going to 15 cities which include Los Angeles, Taipei, Hong Kong, and of course, Bangkok. No details regarding the venue or ticket prices have been shared yet. However, the date has been confirmed as May 24.

Babymonster – Hello Monsters World Tour

June 7-8

K-pop girl group is bringing their 2025 world tour to the Big Mango. Not a lot of details have been revealed for the concert yet other than the they’ll be performing for two nights here in Bangkok. Their other stops include Osaka, Seoul, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Keep your eyes peeled for ticket pricing and venue announcements.