DIAGE 2026 arrives in Bangkok October 31: three stages, digital art and choosing a one- or two-day pass
Bangkok Calling brings 70-plus artists to CLOUD 11. Regular passes cost THB 1,990 for one day or 2,990 for two, plus tax and fees, for ages 20 and over. Set times are due October 26.
A Bangkok electronic-music weekend can put lighting, installations and artist talks on the same plan. DIAGE 2026, themed Bangkok Calling, takes place at CLOUD 11 from October 31 to November 1, 2026, bringing together more than 70 artists across live performances, exhibitions and talks. It is the third edition, following the 2023 debut and 2024’s DIAGE Degree.
Choose a way of looking before following names
This year’s layout comprises the Main, Audiovisual and DJ stages, plus the Exhibition Zone. The lineup includes NONOTAK’s Solstice and Dual, Evian Christ, Tzusing × Kim Laughton, Slikback and MONOCOLOR. Rather than treating every name as the same kind of DJ appearance, consider whether you want to follow selections, watch sound and image working together, or pause to engage with an installation.
Official NONOTAK artist publicity photograph; Solstice and Dual are listed for this edition.
A specific example is Fabrizio Di Salvo’s Le Slie’s, a self-built instrument inspired by the Leslie speaker. A mechanism strikes rotating metal discs to produce sound, while light makes the movement visible. Digital Trash 012 is another route: Khon from Bomb at Track uses modular synthesisers, acoustic instruments and electronic sound in a solo project. Both offer ways to reconsider the stage through how its sound is made.
Official Fabrizio Di Salvo publicity image showing a handheld device with connected cables.
Light is more than a backdrop; use the new timetable
In festival reference photographs, vertical orange light columns divide the audience into spatial layers, while red concentric circles turn performers into silhouettes. These are existing images introducing the festival, not views of the 2026 event that has yet to take place. They nevertheless suggest a useful perspective: images can change depth, direction and the position of bodies in a space, rather than simply occupy a screen behind the music.
A festival reference photograph surrounds performer silhouettes with red concentric circles.A reference photograph shows people on the dance floor, rather than the forthcoming 2026 event.
The official site currently schedules the full running order for Monday, October 26 at 19:00 Bangkok time. Before choosing a one- or two-day pass, list the acts you most want to see, then use the timetable to confirm their days and possible clashes. Continental Affair (DIAGE Deconstruction), a reworking of a Cyndi Seui track, also connects contemporary performances with the local history of Thai electronic music. There is reason to look beyond overseas names alone.
Regular sales end October 30: what is added to the price?
Current Regular tickets cost THB 1,990 for one day and THB 2,990 for both days, with that phase running until October 30. The official at-door two-day price is THB 3,890. Listed prices exclude 7% VAT and payment gateway fees, so the checkout total will be higher. Early Bird and vinyl-inclusive Supporter tickets are sold out, and the four-ticket bundle ended on October 15.
Admission is limited to those aged 20 and over, who must present an electronic ticket and an ID card or passport. Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be upgraded. CLOUD 11 is on Sukhumvit Road near BTS Punnawithi; consult the official Eventpop event page for sales and entry conditions. Establish your age eligibility, dates and preferred performance formats, then use the running order to choose a pass. That gets closer to the weekend you want than comparing only a minimum advertised price.
