Concerts and Live Music Tickets

Find concerts and live music in Bangladesh and Thailand, from rock and pop to band nights. Book on Quicket with bKash, PromptPay or card for a QR ticket.

About Concerts on Quicket

Live music is one of the most popular kinds of event in both Bangladesh and Thailand. In Bangladesh, band culture runs deep, and you will find rock, metal, pop, folk fusion and Sufi nights alongside open-air winter concerts. Large Dhaka shows often take place at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) and Army Stadium, with smaller gigs in cafes, rooftops and auditoriums across the city and in Chattogram and Sylhet. In Thailand, Impact Arena and Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok host big international and T-pop tours, while jazz bars, live houses and music festivals fill the rest of the calendar.

This page lists upcoming concerts and music events that sell tickets on Quicket. Open any show to see the lineup, venue, ticket tiers and, for seated concerts, a seat map where you pick your exact seats. In Bangladesh you can pay with bKash, Pathao Pay or card; in Thailand with PromptPay or card. Your ticket arrives as a QR code in your Quicket account and by email, and it is scanned from your phone at the entrance. Big concerts can sell out within hours of going on sale, so book early.

Common questions

How do I buy concert tickets on Quicket?

Open the concert, pick a ticket tier (and your seats if it is a seated show), then pay. In Bangladesh use bKash, Pathao Pay or a card; in Thailand use PromptPay or a card.

Can I choose my seat at a concert?

For seated concerts, yes: you choose exact seats on the venue map before paying. Standing and general admission shows sell by tier instead.

What do I show at the concert entrance?

The QR code from your Quicket account or your email, on your phone. Each QR can only be scanned once, so do not post it online.

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