Sek Loso Returns With Rebirth Concert
Thai rock legend Sek Loso made his long-awaited return at "Rebirth" concert in Bangkok, performing hits spanning his career with special guest appearances from his son and fellow musician Om Cocktail.
Rocker Sek Loso made his long-awaited return to perform at "SEK LOSO Rebirth" concert at MCC Hall The Mall Lifestore Bangkapi, organized by leading concert promoter CI Showbiz. The packed venue featured an innovative center-stage setup that gave fans an intimate experience while delivering rock sound from every angle. Multiple generations of fans crowded the hall, with lengthy queues at official merchandise booths even before doors opened.
When the lights dimmed and the intro to his signature hit "Rao Lae Nai" (Us and You) played, the crowd erupted in cheers as Sek Loso walked down to greet and shake hands with waiting fans. The concert kicked off with "Phucha Cha" (The Winner) and continued through fan favorites including "Chan Rue Ther" (Me or You), "Om Phra Ma Pud," and "Roi Yim Nak Sud" (Warrior's Smile). The energy intensified with emotionally charged tracks like "Sahat" and upbeat numbers such as "Motorsai Rab Chang" (Motorcycle Taxi for Hire) and "Tao Yang Thai" (Thai Pride).
The concert featured special guest appearances, beginning with a touching father-and-son moment as Skat Sukphimai (Tiger), Sek Loso's son, joined him for "Maew Wa" (Even Though) alongside Gunner. Teddy performed on "Pan Pueng," while the setlist expanded into deeper musical territory with tracks like "5 Nathee" (5 Minutes), "Confused," and the rock anthem "I Wanna Love You."
The night's biggest surprise came when Om Panchapon (Om Cocktail), a musician who had stepped away from performing, took the stage as a guest to duet "Keun Janthara" (Moonlit Night) with Sek Loso. Om humorously explained his return, joking that since he wasn't being paid, it didn't count as a profession, drawing applause from the crowd. The emotional collaboration highlighted the friendship and mutual respect between the two artists.
Sek Loso then transported fans back in time with "14 Ik Krung" (14 Once More), before the concert's finale delivered a relentless barrage of chart-toppers including "Somsan," "Jakrayarn See Daeng" (Red Bicycle), and "Ther Chop Nai." He even revisited legendary songs with his own rock style, performing "Waniphok" and "Raja Ngen Phon" (The Credit King), leaving audiences dancing until the very end as the Y2K era anthem "Phothi" (Promise) wrapped up the night.
