P.O.P Reunites For Historic Concert After 8 Years
Thai pop legends P.O.P reunited for their biggest concert in eight years at One Bangkok Forum on July 4, 2025, featuring all four members performing classic hits and newly arranged songs in a spectacular production.
P.O.P (Period of Party), one of Thailand's most legendary pop bands, staged a historic reunion concert at One Bangkok Forum on July 4, 2025—their largest show in eight years. The event, "Chang Music Connection Presents P.O.P GO Concert: A New Era Has Begun," was produced by Suud Entertainment and AME IMAGINATIVE under the Amarin Group umbrella. The concert featured a lavish production with spectacular lighting, visuals, and sound design across multiple dimensions to captivate all the senses.
Fans from across the globe filled the venue with thunderous cheers as all four members took the stage. The concert opened with hits spanning P.O.P's discography, including "The One Who Walked By," "Right Here," and "Good Person." A touching segment featured songs like "Want to Close My Eyes," "Rain," "Stars," and "Stop," co-written by the band members themselves.
The setlist deepened with introspective tracks such as "Believe in Myself," "It's Time," "Can't Do It," and "Did You Ever Hear Love?" A poignant moment came with "The Last Thing," dedicated to Tong-Montien Kaewkamnerd, the band's late member, creating a moving shared memory for everyone present.
Each member performed solo medleys. Napa Porchanani delivered sweet vocal performances with tracks like "Feel Strange" and "Sorry." Jerry-Sasisoet followed with "Because I Found You" and "Recurring Dream." Guest appearances elevated the energy—Po-Yokee joined for fun collaboration, while Mariam Grey featured on Kor-Nathapol's performances.
Producers Boy-Kosiyapong and Boy-Trai Phumirat, who shaped P.O.P's sound across albums, joined the stage. Honorable chorus members Q-Suvira and Mariam Grey became special guest performers for songs like "Like It" and "Flowers." MR.Z-Somkiat then invited Triumphs Kingdom members Bo Surattanawee and Joyce Kraphatsorn to energize fans with "Don't Misunderstand Me," "Love, Love, Love," and "Tissue."
The concert concluded with crowd-sung favorites "Just Getting to See You," "Slip Up," and "Breath," sending audiences home with unforgettable memories of P.O.P's triumphant return.
