Pop Pongkool and Oat Pramote Deliver Hilarious Concert in Bangkok
Pop Pongkool and Oat Pramote's 'Buerm Buerm concert' lit up Bangkok's Paragon Hall on September 26-27, 2026 with two days of music, comedy and surprise guest stars. Highlights included appearances by Tak Burirot, Oak Little John, DJ Art Marut, Billkin and a mystery-guest segment that brought acts like Pixxie in flight-attendant costumes and veteran singers Su Sunaree, Hai Aphaporn and Tak Siriporn. The show closed with heartfelt performances and an energetic finale that left the audience cheering.
The concert featured a steady stream of guest stars that kept the audience guessing. Early in the show, Oak Little John joined for a heartfelt rendition of "Duay Khwam Khit Thueng" followed by "Pheua Thoe", while DJ Art Marut added his signature humor and energy to the mix. One of the most talked-about moments came when the trio "Sam Yaek Pak Waang" – Oat, Pop, Oaf and Wan – traded verses on stage, sending the crowd into fits of laughter before launching into songs like "Thuang Na Chan" and "Khurak". After Pop and Oat's performance of "Chan Mai Tang Wong Tur", the spotlight shifted to rising star Billkin, who performed "Stand by Lor", "Rak Khun Ying Gwa Kraai" and a solo of "Nbuerng Neung", filling the hall with warmth.
True to its "mystery guest" concept, each segment brought unexpected appearances. On Saturday, Pixxie took the stage in a flight‑attendant theme, complete with a props airplane, and was joined by senior act Zaza for songs like "Moo Telu", "Tit Fon" and "Leuk Dai Mai". Sunday’s lineup pitted veteran queens Su Sunaree, Hai Aphaporn and Tak Siriporn against the energetic Dream Girl from YUPP!, with performances spanning tracks such as "Chep Ba Cha Chob Mai", "Sut Pang", "Grap Thao Ya Mo" and "Lep Laew Ka", alongside high‑energy numbers like "Priority" and "Mot Wong".
As the concert drew to a close, Pop, Oat and their guests returned for a series of fan‑favorites, including "Meuan Wihan", "Thi Kan Nangsue" and a lively "Za... San" with Tak Burirot. The emotional finale featured "Yim" and "Sarttha", with Pop and Oat walking into the crowd for "Jao Phib Chun Ja Roen" before ending on a high note with the dance‑filled "Ko Hai Ruy". Tears, cheers and nonstop applause marked the end of a weekend that truly celebrated music, comedy and the spirit of togetherness.
