Grammy Songbook Piano Concert Delivers Six Hours of Hits
A six-hour Grammy Songbook Piano Concert at Impact Arena Bangkok on September 19-20 featured 10 superstar artists performing hits alongside pianist Tor Sakdisit in an innovative piano-reimagined style. The show drew tens of thousands of att
The 90's–2000's Piano & i Concert: Grammy Songbook delivered over six hours of hit songs and surprises, earning recognition as the best concert experience for fans of that musical era. Despite time passing, the impressive moments from both performances on September 19 and 20 remain vivid in the memory of tens of thousands who attended at Impact Arena in Muang Thonburi and millions who followed on social media. This was the first concert to reinterpret hundreds of Grammy hits through the voices of 10 superstar artists blended with the distinctive Piano & i piano style, crafted meticulously by organizers Idea Fact, GMM Show, and TrueTone Entertainment.
The concert opened with a large piano key visual filling the stage and piano notes welcoming the audience, led by Tor Sakdisit Wetchsuphaprom, the Piano Man of the evening. He was joined by superstars Christina Aguilera, Kong Saharat, Mai Charoenpura, Nat Myria, Tata Young, Toon of Bodyslam, Pab of Potato, Bank Preeti, and Da Endorphin. The show featured continuous highlights including solo and surprise duet performances arranged exclusively for attendees. Mai Charoenpura opened with energetic performances of her hits arranged in piano style, followed by Kong Saharat with acoustic guitar creating an intimate mood alongside Tor's keyboards, performing songs like Kruk Kruk Boi Loei and Sud Sud Pai Loei. Nat Myria brought elegance with grand stage production and emotional ballads including Chan Ja Ror Thoe and Yak Yud Wela, culminating in a surprise three-way collaboration among Nat Myria, Tor, and Kong performing Rak Thoe Sud Hua Jai, Kep Man Ao Wai, and Yam Muea Lom Phat Huan. Bank Preeti elevated the energy with her fast and slow hit songs merged with Piano & i arrangements and rare Grammy rock classics like Bua Cham Nam Khun and Ting Rak Long Mae Nam. Christina Aguilera then invited Tor to step away from the piano for an up-close dance performance before closing with a three-song collaboration with Bank Preeti: Khor Chet Nam Tha, Plao Ror Nai, and Fak Khwam Yindi.
