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Feed Music Festival Returns Dec 5-7 with Retro Bands

The FEED MUSIC X AIS festival returns to Museum Siam on December 5-7 with five legendary Thai bands spanning the 80s to 2000s, plus over 50 food vendors, retro music talks, high-school band showcases, and an e-waste recycling drive. The fourth edition of the free-entry event aims to connect generations through music in a relaxed garden setting.

Feed Music Festival Returns Dec 5-7 with Retro Bands
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The FEED MUSIC X AIS 'Delicious Fun' festival returns for its fourth consecutive year, transforming Museum Siam into a space where music and dining converge. Running December 5-7, 2026, the event bridges generations through legendary artists and new bands in a relaxed atmosphere perfect for friends, couples, and families.

Three Days, Five Legendary Bands from the 80s-2000s Mark your calendars for five iconic acts spanning a cappella, soul, rock, pop, pop-rock, alternative rock, and dance hits from the 80s through 2000s, performing live across three days.

December 5: A CAPPELLA 7 delivers soft yet powerful vocal harmonies, while SOUL AFTER SIX brings timeless soul classics like 'Kon Hin Lamoe.' December 6: Alternative pioneer THE MUST plays earworm hits that evoke nostalgia, followed by legendary rock band BLACKHEAD igniting the crowd. December 7: Supergroup THE PALACE closes the festival with a full roster of 80s-90s smashes.

Beyond the main stages, the 'FEED RETRO' segment hosted by veteran music columnist 'Too Paulheng' offers deep-dive conversations on easy listening, rock intensity, and 80s cool. AIS and FEED also open the stage to high-school bands from five schools, giving young musicians a real platform. An e-waste collection point accepts old phones, tablets, chargers, headphones, mice, keyboards, and other electronics for safe recycling.

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