Top Korean and Thai live bands will be sharing the stage during "K-Live Festival In Bangkok", which will take place at UOB Live, 6th floor of Emsphere, Sukhumvit Road, on Saturday at 5pm.
Organised by the Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange in collaboration with the Korean Cultural Center, this premier music event is built around the theme "It's The Era Of Bands" and the concept "Bandage Off", symbolising the moment the wrapping is peeled away and live music begins.
It will offer an immersive live experience across genres. The artist line-up includes Evan, a trendy vocalist known for his distinctive, sweet tone; Hyukoh, a leading Korean indie rock band and contemporary youth culture icon; Onewe, a dynamic Korean quintet known for their unique musical versatility; Minsu, a beloved singer-songwriter delivering honest, soulful melodies; and Paper Planes, one of Thailand's top rock bands reputed for their generation-spanning viral hits.
They will be accompanied by performances by DJ Jinwook and DJ Maktoop to complete the experience. Interactive side programmes begin at 4pm, followed by the main stage performances at 5pm.
The festival is a flagship highlight of the 2026 Korea Season, an annual cultural exchange initiative hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Korea.
Designed to build long-term cultural ties and foster mutual understanding, Korea Season presents a diverse range of Korean arts, music, dance and cultural programmes throughout the year.
This year's Korea Season in Thailand began in May and the programme continues with "A Landscape Carried By Wishes: Immersive Korea", an immersive exhibition from the National Museum of Korea, which will be presented at the Multipurpose Hall of the Korean Cultural Center, Sukhumvit Road, beginning Nov 16.
Tickets cost 500 baht and can be purchased from megatix.in.th.
Visit klivefestival.com.