SIANG เสียง — Goethe Music Festival 2026 Event Info Date: 28 November 2026 Time: Door opens 3:00 PM | Music 4:00 PM–12:30 AM Place: Goethe-Institut Thailand (MRT Lumphini, Exit 2, five minutes on foot | no parking) Tickets: Early Bird 300 THB (first 100 tickets, incl. festival bandana) | 300 THB online | 400 THB at the door | Under 15 free with an accompanying adult Notes: Hearing protection recommended. A quiet room is open from 4:00 PM. On Saturday, 28 November, Efdemin (Dekmantel / Ostgut Ton) plays his first show in Southeast Asia: a two-hour sunset set on the open-air stage of the Goethe-Institut Thailand in Sathorn. CYRK closes the night in the hall with a live set on hardware, followed by a DJ set. In between, four Bangkok hosts take over three stages: Mixmag Asia, NON NON NON, Kangkao and SYNAP[home/lab]. Efdemin Phillip Sollmann has been a Berghain resident since 2006 and is known for a deep, psychedelic and idiosyncratic take on house and techno. He released his first three albums on Dial; New Atlantis (2019) and Poly (2025) came out on Ostgut Ton. He studied electroacoustic music in Vienna, works with Harry Partch’s microtonal instruments and co-directs the master’s programme Sound Studies and Sonic Arts at Berlin’s University of the Arts. He starts at 5:30 PM, as the sun goes down over the forecourt. CYRK Samy Goossens and Pascal Hetzel make techno, acid and electro rooted in Detroit and in Italo disco. They have played Panorama Bar, Tresor and Tokyo’s Womb, release on Gerd Janson’s Running Back, and Helena Hauff put their track Memorial in her Mixmag Cover Mix. At SIANG, the duo plays the hall from 10:30 PM to 12:30 AM: first live on drum machines, synthesizers and modular systems, then behind the decks. Bangkok Kangkao’s residents Payu, Jakrin and Mo follow Efdemin on the open-air stage with house, acid, techno and electro, often on vinyl. The queer dance collective NON NON NON brings EBM, industrial and techno to the hall with an open-deck set; its DJs include Takky (Wonderfruit, Boiler Room Bali, Refuge Worldwide) and Eizu 映図. Mixmag Asia opens the open-air stage with RomRom and returns to the hall before CYRK. SYNAP[home/lab], Bangkok’s home for live coding and live electronics, curates the listening garden and closes the open-air stage with a live set. elekhlekha, the Bangkok-born, New York-based duo of Kengchakaj Kengkarnka and Nitcha Tothong, joins algorithmic composition and live visuals with Southeast Asian gong traditions; its project Jitr won the Lumen Prize Gold Award in 2022. Running order: Open-air stage: 4:00 PM Mixmag Asia with RomRom · 5:30 PM Efdemin, sunset set · 7:30 PM Kangkao · 9:00 PM SYNAP[home/lab] live Hall: 4:00 PM NON NON NON open deck with Takky and Eizu 映図 · 7:30 PM elekhlekha, soundscape performance · 9:00 PM Mixmag Asia · 10:30 PM CYRK, live and DJ set Garden: from 4:30 PM, listening sessions curated by SYNAP[home/lab] Beyond the stages: From 3:30 to 9:00 PM, booths by mind.music.space x Klangkunst, 409 Music Academy, Lowfreqlab, SiamModular and Cornea Cochlear Club let you try synthesizers, modular systems and DJ equipment; until 6:00 PM they are geared to children and young people. From 3:30 to 5:00 PM, Ritual Rhythm Series gives a talk and workshop in the courtyard. Digital artworks by elekhlekha and CRSRCRSRRR are on view all day. Ten food stalls and bars spread over the green, shaded grounds. SIANG grows out of layerslevels, the club series the Goethe-Institut Thailand runs with SYNAP[home/lab]. In cooperation with Mixmag Asia, SYNAP[home/lab], NON NON NON, Cornea Cochlear Club, Ritual RhythmSeries and Bangkok Community Radio. Supported by Singha Corporation and Paulaner.