What's on in Bangkok This Weekend: House and Techno, November 6-8
Transport turns 10 at Chang Chui, Mustache runs back-to-back nights with Jägermeister, and Animistic Beliefs brings its post-colonial club sound to Horn. Six picks for Bangkok's house and techno weekend of November 6-8.
Bangkok's calendar for November 6 to 8 includes a 10-year birthday party in a Chang Chui hangar, an industrial techno set near Khao San, and a Dutch techno duo landing in the middle of it all.
Transport Turns 10 With Rainbow Disco Club at Chang Chui
Saturday, November 7, from 12:00. Chang Chui Creative Park, Bangkok. Tickets via RA.
Transport marks a decade running parties out of Chang Chui's grounded-aeroplane arts park by flying in Japan's Rainbow Disco Club, the day-party institution known for stretching sets from afternoon light into the small hours. No single headliner carries this one; it's a full-day rotation built for people who show up at noon and don't leave.
Read more on the party's decade at Chang Chui in our feature on Transport's 10th anniversary.
Mustache Runs a Jägermeister Double Header
Friday, November 6, doors 22:00-03:30: AnDe Trois (Italy), supported by Dennis Lee. Saturday, November 7, 22:00: Sam Laxton. Mustache Bangkok, 2 Decho Road, Silom. Presale ฿350, door ฿500, one drink included before midnight on the Friday date.
Mustache is running two nights back to back under its Jägermeister partnership, which means a free shot before midnight on top of whatever's playing through the club's VOID system. Friday is AnDe Trois on driving, hypnotic techno; Saturday hands the booth to Sam Laxton. If you haven't been, our guide to Mustache Bangkok covers what to expect before you queue.
Animistic Beliefs Brings Its Post-Colonial Club Sound to Horn
Friday, November 6, 22:00. Horn, Bangkok. Tickets via RA.
The Dutch-based duo plays Horn, the Bangkok stop on the 13-city regional run Loopliner profiled. Expect the duo's usual mix of club rhythm pulled from Southeast Asian and diasporic reference points rather than a straight techno set.
Giant Swing at 12 x 12
Smaller and rougher than the rest of the weekend's picks: a room that rarely shows up on anyone's must-visit list but has a loyal Friday crowd for exactly that reason.
Hard Edge: Dark & Industrial Hard Techno at Culture Cafe
Friday, November 6, 20:00. Culture Cafe, Bangkok. Tickets via RA.
The heaviest option on the list. The3RD, Gunya and Damon Rider play a night billed exactly as it sounds: dark, industrial, hard techno, no detours into house. Bring earplugs if relentless hard techno isn't your usual Friday.
For everything else running in the city, check the full Bangkok calendar.
