Rabbits on the moon
Leading local liquor brand SangSom brings its fun party to Pathum Thani
POPULAR MUSIC and art community SangSom MOVEaBAR recently had fun with the famous character of Asian folklore – the Moon rabbit – giving the small mammal a human face and Zone Rangsit in Pathum Thani a lunar makeover for the latest in its series of fun parties and concerts.
The large moon station emitted waves of happiness and excitement to audience members from the moment they emerged from the tunnel-like entrance. Several were spotted posing for selfies with the photo props and ad spots before making their way to the front of the stage to enjoy a night of great music.
Pop-rock outfit 60 Miles opened the concert with a string of their hits and were followed by crowd favourite Greasy Caf้, who played a melodic set that included “Yod Nam”, “Prayok Bok Lao”, “Kwam Bang Earn”, “Phap Khong Rao”, “Kwam Luean Lang”, and “Sing Lao Nee”.
Screams were deafening as Scrubb came out on stage with “Thuk Yang”, “Klai”, “Khoo Kan”, “Roy Yim”, “See Scape”, and “Kham Tob” and fans didn’t rest for a minute as they danced and sang along with the familiar lyrics.
Singto Numchok picked up his ukulele for another set of danceable songs while Paradox rocked the crowd with a fast-paced performance that included “Sexy”, “Choo Wub”, “Hansa Ratree”, “Pha Ngad Kham Lok”, “Suck Seed Nueng”, and “Mee Tae Ther”.
The ever-popular Potato closed out the night with such signature tunes as “Thi Derm”, “Mai Hai Ther Pai”, “Kla Phor Mai”, “Thing Wai Klang Thang”, “Phiang Phor” and “Khob Khun”,
SangSom MOVEaBAR now heads down south for another fun party concert at Central Festival in Hat Yai on February 20.
Tickets are Bt199 at the department store. For a free ticket, register at Line @sangsommoveabar.
