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Annual music festival in Bangkok, Thailand
Maho Rasop Festival Genre Location(s)
Live Park Rama 9, Bangkok , Thailand (2018–2019)
ESC Park, Rangsit , Thailand (2022–present) Years active 2018–2019; 2022–present Organised by HAVE YOU HEARD? Seen Scene Space Fungjai[ 1] Website mahorasop
Maho Rasop (Thai : มหรสพ ) is an annual music festival held in Thailand. The first edition was held in 2018 at the Live Park Rama 9, Bangkok . The festival showcases independent local and international acts.[ 2]
The first edition of Maho Rasop Festival was held on 17 November 2018 at the Live Park Rama 9, Bangkok .[ 3] The Vaccines and Slowdive .[ 4] King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard , The Horrors , Bombay Bicycle Club , and The Drums .[ 5] COVID-19 pandemic .[ 6]
The festival made its return on 19 and 20 November 2022 after two-year hiatus at a new venue, ESC Park in Rangsit .[ 7] Cornelius , DIIV , Mono , and Yussef Dayes .[ 8] NME [ 9] Boiler Room made their Bangkok debut at the 2022 festival and curated the acts performing at the Rim Daeng Stage.[ 10] Idles and Interpol .[ 11]
Festival line-ups by year [ edit ] Headline performers are listed in boldface . Artists listed from latest to earliest set times.
Maho-Ran Stage
Khao-Horm Stage
Serng-Swing Stage
Vacations S.O.L.E.
Hariguem Zaboy
temp.
Yanin
Maholan Stage
Khamram Stage
Yoklor Stage
Saturday, 16 November
Pomrad
Onra (DJ set)Junoflo Peachy!
Nuh Peace
Gulf of Meru
Sunday, 17 November
Maholan Stage
Silver Stage
Rim Daeng Stage
Saturday, 19 November
Sunday, 20 November
Co-curated with Boiler Room
Legowelt DJ Dragon
Marmosets
rEmPiT g0dDe$$
Dott B2B Elaheh
Asa Moto
Chalo (Live)
Pete TR
Thaistick
Maholan Stage
Viman Stage
Sawan Club × Boiler Room
Saturday, 2 December
Young Marco
Club Mascot B2B Winkieb
Mae Happyair
Krit Morton
Jirus
GA-PI (Live)
Plaur
Sunday, 3 December
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