Thailand's biggest name in electronic music comes back for round thirteen. Since 2013, 808 Festival has been the country's marquee EDM gathering — the place that flies in the world's top DJs and stacks them next to Asia's fastest-rising talent under one thundering sound system. For 2026 it goes big again: two full nights in Bangkok on 2–3 October, built on the festival-scale production and bass that made 808 a rite of passage for the region's dance-music crowd. The full lineup is still to be announced, but tickets are already moving — early-bird from 3,150 THB, general admission 3,250 THB. Clear the weekend and let Asia's electronic community find you on the floor.

Thailand's biggest name in electronic music comes back for round thirteen. Since 2013, 808 Festival has been the country's marquee EDM gathering — the place that flies in the world's top DJs and stacks them next to Asia's fastest-rising talent under one thundering sound system. For 2026 it goes big again: two full nights in Bangkok on 2–3 October, built on the festival-scale production and bass that made 808 a rite of passage for the region's dance-music crowd. The full lineup is still to be announced, but tickets are already moving — early-bird from 3,150 THB, general admission 3,250 THB. Clear the weekend and let Asia's electronic community find you on the floor.