Seven Legendary Thai Artists Perform at Paragon Hall
On October 10, 2026, seven legendary Thai artists reunited for the RE‑MASTER Concert at Bangkok’s Paragon Hall, performing a five‑hour set of classic love songs. The show featured solo performances, duets, and surprise collaborations, delighting fans eager to relive musical memories. Organized by ATIMESHOWBIZ, the event highlighted timeless hits from artists such as Dee, Taeng, Jeeb Chaliang Phasukit, Sao Sao Sao, Bird Kathard, Tuk Wirayada, Pan Paiboonkiat, Koi Saranya, and Kob Songsi.
The concert opened with songs like From Long Apart by Bird Kathard, Alone by Tuk Wirayada, Bright Days by Kob Songsi, Even Less by Koi Saranya, Mirror by Pan Paiboonkiat, How Can We Be Lovers? by Sao Sao Sao, and Feeling Fine by Dee, Taeng, and Jeeb Chaliang Phasukit, before a break to greet the audience and share life updates. Then each artist performed solo sets: Kob Songsi with hits such as Underline, Not Full, Our Love Never Ages, Miracle; Tuk Wirayada with songs like Matchstick and Sunflower, Special Person, Let Heart Dream, Feeling Sad, Just Our Hearts Love Each Other; Koi Saranya with a varied set including Two Times, Want to Stop Time, Is the Keeper of the World, Strange That the Heart, Stay Longer; Pan Paiboonkiat with powerful vocals on songs like Heart Overflowing, Eternal Love, Tell Love, Oh Heart, Enduring Love. Highlights included collaborations: Kob Songsi plus Mam Phatsarida on Finding Each Other Until We Meet, Tuk Wirayada plus Am Sao Luk on Request the Moon, Koi Saranya plus Pum Arawan on Drifting, Pan Paiboonkiat plus Tuk Wirayada on Little Bits. The girl‑boy group Sao Sao Sao performed energetic numbers like Heart Door, School Days, Tick Tock (Don't Stop), plus a medley of remembered songs Want to Forget, Without You, Rice Field, Far Away, Give Me Heart, closing with Love Is a Dream. Dee, Taeng, and Jeeb Chaliang Phasukit delivered playful musical numbers such as Don't Love But Miss, Travel Lightly, Mr. Omelette, Hibiscus and the Blind Man, and Understand, And Many More, with a surprise appearance by Kiang Kiatsak of the band Chaliang.
