NuNew Dazzles in Second 'Born To Be NuNew' Concert
Thai star NuNew Chawarin Perdpiriyawong staged his second major concert 'Born To Be NuNew' at Impact Arena on October 31 and November 1, 2026, delivering a spectacular multilingual show with elaborate production, special guests, and aerial silk performances. The concert highlighted his artistic growth across Thai, English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and Korean repertoire, cementing his status as the 'Pearl of Asia.'
The stage ignited as NuNew Chawarin Perdpiriyawong returned proudly to the Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani stage, proving his dream achieved once again in his second major concert 'Born To Be NuNew Concert,' which reflected a more grown version of NuNew. The show served up peak performances with hip-shaking dancing, covering multiple Thai genres and international songs in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish, showcasing his vocal potential and key changes that prove NuNew keeps developing as an artist truly worthy of the 'Pearl of Asia' title. The production was spectacular, defying heights and packed with water and fire special effects for a perfect concert, held at Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani for two shows on October 31 and November 1, 2026.
The concert opened with a grand scene on a pearl before NuNew descended to the stage, launching with 'Where Have You Been' followed by 'Rock Star' to raise the heat, then 'Born To Be' — the new single matching the concert name — and a saucy '34+35' with minimal but impactful choreography. Special guest Oat Pramote joined day one for a duet on 'Almost Is Never Enough,' while day two exploded with labelmate DEXX bringing the hype on 'CLANG CLANG.'
A fairy-tale segment followed with Korean songs 'You&I,' 'That's How You Know,' and 'Loving You.' Day one guest Ink Waruntorn delivered a soaring high note on 'Color of the Wind,' while day two guest Kaem Wichayanee added power. NuNew's 'Born To Be Thai' pride shone through versatile vocals that silenced the hall, including a fresh take on 'Unforgettable' with the Suanplu Chorus, the heart-touching 'Leelawadee,' and a flawless Isan luk thung rendition conveying deep pain in 'Jeub Bor.'
Costumes featured beautiful, modern Thai fabrics before the fun of 'Leik Laew Kha' with the song's original artist Hay Aphaporn as day one guest. Day two teamed up with the 'Dee Wa Rawee' movie 'Gang Ta Klee' — Ninew, Pingpong, Jackie Chalouline — on 'Krasae Khao Ma Si.' NuNew's Japanese skills thrilled fans on 'Shinunoga E-Wa,' followed by day one guest Jang PERSES heating up 'Street' and day two guest Pheem Wasupon firing up 'Hotel Lobby.'
Another highlight was the Chinese song 'Sumuzhe,' sung with perfect pitch and pronunciation, befitting his Chinese honors degree. The show revealed another level of dedication with aerial silk training, demanding immense strength for this concert.
