BEAM

Baees is back and turning the volume up in Bangkok. This time, London’s own Saint Ludo takes the decks with her no-nonsense mix of UK bass and blistering 140BPM selections. She’s joined by Sadia, who brings a global approach to club sounds – think percussive, unpredictable and entirely unbothered by borders. Completing the trio is Enable, ready to throw down a gritty set packed with off-kilter rhythms and grime-laced textures. It’s not about polish, it’s about pulse – the kind that grabs you by the chest and doesn’t let go until the lights come up. Expect a room where shoes get scuffed, tempos climb and the air feels charged. If you’re looking for a quiet night, you’ve taken a very wrong turn. Apr 25. B400 via here and B600 at the door. BEAM, 9pm onwards

Three years after its debut in the quieter corners of Nakhon Nayok, UNAHARN is making a return – this time in Bangkok, and just for one night. The festival will spread across two rooms of BEAM, allowing for a bit more space to move, breathe and properly commit to a shoulder shuffle. The night’s soundtrack comes courtesy of an international DJ roster: Di Linh from Vietnam’s Savage crew, Belgium-meets-Thailand’s Gaspray, local favourite Jayja, Odd Thomas with his UK-tinged sets and Australia’s Wax’o Paradiso bringing their signature blend. Visuals will be handled by Human Spectrum, adding a little extra electricity to the atmosphere. Apr 26. B500-900 via here and B1,100 at the door. BEAM, 9pm onwards