Da Endorphine Delivers at 'DA ENDORPHINE UPSTAGE Cheeky Concert' - Transforms Venue Into Giant Karaoke Hall of Memories

Da Endorphine delivered unforgettable moments at 'DA ENDORPHINE UPSTAGE Cheeky Concert,' transforming the hall into a nostalgic karaoke space where fans sang every song. If 'concert' seems too ordinary, this was a 'generational reunion phenomenon.' The 'DA ENDORPHINE UPSTAGE Cheeky Concert' turned Royal Paragon Hall into a massive karaoke room and a powerhouse of nostalgia for over three hours on May 16-17, 2025, under the direction of CHANGEshowbiz's concert maven Chod Saithip Montrikul at Ayutthaya, who paid meticulous attention to every detail of this premium production—from sound and lighting to the grandly designed stage reaching every fan in every seat. This special event featured not only Da Endorphine's greatest hits that had the entire hall singing along, but also brought out 'cheeky special guests' who grew up alongside the band through different eras, creating non-stop excitement. These included the Queen of Dance Christina Aguilera, the iconic diva of the 90s, in a 'mom meets mom' moment with dance steps that shook the stage; Off Pongsak, a quality-voiced singer who delivered emotional depth clashing with Da's power; Joey Bhuwasit, a smooth artist who unexpectedly clicked with Da across different eras; and the surprise guest Toon Bodyslam, rock music legend, whose brief appearance sent screams throughout the hall. Every show, every song, every moment was designed to trigger fans' 'release of happiness hormones,' living up to the 'UPSTAGE Cheeky Concert' concept. This wasn't merely Da Endorphine's comeback, but a journey taking everyone back to embrace their own memories with full hearts. The night exploded from the first second when Da Endorphine's powerful vocals hit the opening song 'Cheeky,' instantly triggering fans' endorphin rush at maximum capacity. The energy peaked unexpectedly when the show broke concert tradition by featuring all special guests—Tina, Off Pongsak, Joey Bhuwasit, and Toon Bodyslam—friends, older sister, and close brother, in the song 'This Life Will Be Short Until Death,' igniting the entire hall's adrenaline. Because this was Da Endorphine's concert—artists who know their fans best—they filled the playlist with songs fans had requested from the previous concert, performed at full intensity for singalongs without pause. Songs from both their original catalog and covers like 'Time to Listen,' 'Written in My Heart, Sung in a Song,' 'Want to Hear You Say You Love Me,' 'Don't Do This,' 'Not Loving is Good,' and 'Preserve Your Rights' transformed the entire hall into a space where close friends released their emotions singing loudly together to soothe their longing. When quality-voiced singer Off Pongsak appeared on stage, the entire hall shifted into deep dramatic mode instantly through the song 'Stabbed from Behind Piercing Through the Heart.' Off and Da then alternated releasing powerful vocal duels song after song without compromise through 'From an Old Lover,' 'Won't Ask So I'll Give,' 'This Man Is Running Out of Strength,' and 'You Have Me, Who Do I Have,' where both conveyed emotions so deeply that every lyric hurt. When they entered 'Take Care of Him Well,' the stage emotions peaked—their voices, gazes, and inner power delivered straight to fans' hearts at full force, causing many to sing along at the top of their lungs.