Los Angeles pop trio Lany is heading back to Bangkok for a one-night show at UOB Live, Emsphere, on Sukhumvit Road, on November 10 at 8pm. It's part of the Soft World Tour, built around their sixth album, Soft, which dropped last October.
The band have been on the road since early this year, playing arenas across Asia and Australia, and Thailand has long been one of their most reliable strongholds — a dozen years of touring and billions of streams have earned them a notably devoted local following. Expect a setlist that stretches from the early heartbreak staples like ILYSB, Malibu Nights and Thru These Tears through to newer material from the latest record. Their shows are known for big emotional sing-alongs rather than a detached arena performance, so fans should come ready to belt out every word.
Tickets run from 2,800 to 9,000 baht depending on seating tier, available through thaiticketmajor.com, with more details at livenationtero.co.th. Given the band's track record in Thailand, the cheaper tiers are likely to move quickly.
For travellers, this is an easy excuse to build a Bangkok long weekend around the gig. UOB Live sits inside Emsphere, one of the newest malls on Sukhumvit, so you're steps away from food courts, rooftop bars and the BTS Skytrain at Phrom Phong. November is also one of the city's more comfortable months — cooler, drier and far less sweaty than the April peak. Fly in Friday, catch the show Monday-night-style on the 10th (it's a Monday, so plan accordingly), and use the surrounding days for street food in Chinatown, a river ferry to Wat Arun, or a quick side trip to Ayutthaya.
Whether you're a diehard who's been streaming ILYSB since 2017 or just after a night of glossy pop in a slick new venue, this one's an easy sell.
