The UK-based electronic dance music festival Creamfields are making their debut in Bangkok, Thailand on December 13 and 14 at Muang Thong Thani’s IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center. This marks Creamfields’ first return to Southeast Asia since 2017 when it ran events in Hong Kong, Taipei, and Yangon since 2017.
The upcoming festival is being organized by Live Nation Tero in collaboration with Live Nation Electronic Asia, UTA Venture, and Nation Group. According to organizers, the event will feature a fully immersive indoor setup and a heavyweight lineup of global electronic music acts. Its arrival follows a growing list of high-profile music events in Thailand, which has seen major players like 88rising and Rolling Loud establish a presence in the country in the past year.
Thailand’s influence on pop and electronic culture has been rising steadily. From Troye Sivan filming “Got Me Started” in Bangkok to Thai rapper MILLI making history on the Coachella stage, the country continues to draw global attention. Creamfields Asia is expected to add to that momentum by bringing in fans and curious newcomers to experience one of dance music’s largest international brands. Managing Director of Live Nation Electronic Asia Jim Wong added that the Thailand debut will be the first step toward a broader expansion of the festival across Southeast Asia.
“Creamfields has a decade of experience in Asia, and we believe now is the perfect time to unite fans from across the continent,” Wong said in a press statement. “There’s no better place than Thailand to host this event. We’re committed to delivering one of the biggest lineups in Asia with a full-scale indoor production.”
