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Public HouseSukhumvit 31 · Bangkok, Thailand249 Soi Sukhumvit 31, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, ThailandExplore the venue →Programme
Three exclusive 20-guest Pickin’ Parlour concerts take place in the private Penthouse Suite, followed by the main weekend Friday–Sunday.
An intimate night with leading Dobro players in a private room high above Bangkok, exploring the instrument’s slide, sustain and roots in bluegrass, blues and acoustic music. Two hours of free-flow drinks are included.
Leading mandolin players trace a path from Irish traditional music to American roots through tunes, stories, rhythm and melody. An intimate 20-guest concert with two hours of free-flow drinks included.
North Carolina banjo player Tray Wellington joins Tatsuya Kuwabara of Japan’s Bluegrass Police for an evening celebrating the music of Doc Watson through tunes, stories and five-string banjo. Limited to 20 guests, with two hours of free-flow drinks included.
A warm opening night for players, listeners, travellers and friends, with free-flow beer, soft drinks and canapés.
Six hours of music with more than 10 bands and performances across bluegrass, old-time and Irish traditional music. Food and drinks are purchased separately.
A seated brunch with acoustic performances and stories. Includes one breakfast main, one alcoholic drink, two coffees and one juice.
20–25 October · Public House
An intimate Dobro night in the Penthouse with two hours of free-flow drinks.
From Ireland to Appalachia with leading mandolin players, 20 guests and two hours free flow.
Tray Wellington and Tatsuya Kuwabara play the music of Doc Watson, with 20 guests and two hours free flow.
Fri–Sun entry, Friday free flow and canapés, Sunday brunch and a festival poster. Excludes Pickin’ Parlour. No door sales.
19:00–22:00 · Free-flow beer and soft drinks, plus canapés. Door ฿1,350.
15:00–21:00 · More than 10 bands and performances. Food and drinks sold separately. Door ฿1,800.
11:00–15:00 · One breakfast main, one alcoholic drink, two coffees and one juice. Door ฿1,499.
From the Gathering2026 artists
Bluegrass Police, Tray Wellington, Cameron Mather and Luke Coffey are confirmed for 2026.
Tokyo · Japan
Formed in Tokyo in 2010, Bluegrass Police bring five distinct musical personalities together in an energetic, playful and deeply rooted bluegrass sound.
North Carolina · USA
Five-string banjo player whose progressive voice connects Scruggs-style bluegrass with jazz and contemporary roots music. Appearing on Thursday’s Banjo Night.
Sydney · Australia
Irish tenor banjo player, singer, multi-instrumentalist and teacher rooted in Australia’s Irish traditional music and session community. Appearing on Thursday’s Banjo Night.
Roscommon · Ireland
Award-winning five-string banjo player, composer and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends Irish tradition, bluegrass and progressive stringband influences. He also sings and plays guitar and fiddle.
And more from the bluegrass and Irish traditional music communities. Check back for lineup updates.
From the GatheringVenue & hotel
Public House Bangkok hosts the Gathering and puts your room an elevator ride from the music, in the heart of Sukhumvit.
249 Soi Sukhumvit 31, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, ThailandNear BTS Phrom Phong and MRT Sukhumvit · limited parking · taxi and Grab recommended
Friday and Pickin’ Parlour evenings are not recommended for children. Children may attend the Saturday and Sunday events; these are the recommended family days. One child under 12 may attend free with each ticketed adult on Saturday and Sunday.
Bring instruments only on Friday, and join when the circle opens. Listen first, ask the session lead if you are unsure, join tunes you know, and leave space for singers and solos. The Pickin’ Parlour nights and other ticketed events are listening sessions rather than open jams.
Entry to Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Friday free-flow beer, soft drinks and canapés, Sunday brunch and a festival poster. Pickin’ Parlour nights are not included. The pass is ฿3,799 and is not sold at the door.
Limited on-site parking is available first come, first served. Public transport or Grab is recommended.
Yes. Public House Bangkok is a hotel, so guests can book a room in the same building.
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