Netizens these days have been buzzing about a breath of fresh air blowing into the Thai music scene. This is not just a concert, but also a unique artistic experience, breaking all limits of space and form. Instead of grand stages, people are surprised to see artists performing on the elevated trains, turning the daily commute into a colorful musical party.
The artistic atmosphere is right on the sky train and the audience can even "sit close" to famous artists. This unique program is called SkyTrain Music Fest, appearing for the first time and held in Thailand, so it received a warm response from the music community. After only 10 hours of posting for sale, all tickets were completely "sold out".
No longer are concerts held in theaters or stadiums, audiences can now enjoy music right on the BTS Bangkok skytrain.
Since mid-August, the Thai online community has been "exploding" with information about this completely new type of concert. The audience will sit on benches to watch, and the artists will move from the first car to the last car when performing. The train is also equipped with a LED screen system and speakers to serve the audience in other compartments to conveniently follow.
With a unique idea, the performers move through each train car in turn, bringing the music closer to the audience.
To participate in SkyTrain Music Fest, the audience only needs to spend 2,200 baht (about 1.6 million VND) to own a special ticket. With this ticket, you will experience a unique concert, traveling on the BTS train line from Mochit station to On Nut station and vice versa. The train will not stop at any station, ensuring that it does not affect the time of other passengers, while giving the audience a private space to enjoy the music.
Modern LED screen and sound systems are installed to serve fans in all compartments, ensuring everyone can fully enjoy the artistic space.
However, to be able to register to buy SkyTrain Music Fest tickets, the Organizing Committee requires a Thai citizen ID card. This will limit foreign visitors from participating in the experience.
