Singapore's You Liang Makes His Thailand Debut at the Inaugural Tomorrowland Thailand
Singapore-born, Tokyo-based producer You Liang makes his Thailand debut at the inaugural Tomorrowland Thailand on December 13.
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You Liang built more than 650 shows over two years of six-night-a-week Tokyo residencies before expanding across Asia and Europe. On December 13, the Singapore-born producer adds Thailand to that list, booked for Tomorrowland's first full-scale festival on Asian soil.
Dates: December 11-13, 2026 Venue: Wisdom Valley, Pattaya, Thailand Tickets: thailand.tomorrowland.com
A Club Circuit Built in Tokyo
You Liang left Singapore for Tokyo to study sound design at Keio University, then stayed. He launched his solo project in 2023 and built his name the slow way, with residencies at WOMB and ZEROTOKYO, two of the city's heavier rooms, long before a booking agent outside Japan knew his name. He's played Amsterdam Dance Event, Miami Music Week and Singapore's own It's The Ship. You Liang shared a bill with Porter Robinson and Galantis at Manila's &FRIENDS Festival. His catalogue now pulls around 60,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.
His sound sits on the melodic side of house: piano lines, vocal hooks, the kind of build that Don Diablo and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike have both flagged as ones to watch. In 2025 he was named a Pete Tong DJ Academy Future Talent at IMS Ibiza, the sort of credential that tends to show up on festival line-ups a year or two later. This is that year.
"Making My Thailand Debut"
You Liang announced the booking himself on Instagram: "Making my Thailand debut 🇹🇠at the very first Tomorrowland Thailand! See you there, fam."
He'll play Tomorrowland Thailand's three-day debut, built around the theme "Consciencia" and headlined by Martin Garrix, Swedish House Mafia, Afrojack, Alan Walker, Steve Aoki and Lost Frequencies. He isn't the only regional name on the bill. Thai producer BOTCASH landed a main stage slot for a set built around the Thai pin guitar, part of the December 11-13 lineup.
Wisdom Valley, the Chonburi site hosting the festival, has a planned capacity of more than 50,000 people a day. For a producer who built his name on a six-night-a-week residency in a mid-sized Tokyo room, that's a different order of crowd entirely.
Tickets sold out within hours of going on sale.
Cover photo: official press photo courtesy of You Liang.
