I haven't seen any posts on the upcoming big rock event in the Sattahip Naval Base near Pattaya yet.
About 30 big ticket Thai acts are scheduled to perform from 4 pm on Saturday till 6 pm on Sunday. 8)
There are two major stages and a DJ tower plus a an outdoor movie theater and various activity areas spread over the 2 km long Hat Yao beach. From everything I have seen so far, this event appears exceptionally well organized [by Kratin Daeng/Red Bull]. I went to check out the venue over the weekend. The road to the beach is very clearly signposted already, and preparations are well in progress on the beach too.
There's a sizeable camp site. They also have hundreds of tents in varying sizes for rent, including equipment like sleeping bags and lamps. A total of 400 newly-built toilets and shower stalls are available all over the beach. :!:
Check out the official website at
http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Mo ... 24714.html. For ticket bookings go to http://www.totalreservation.com/concert_ticket_detail.aspx?id=9. Tickets for mere mortals are THB800 each. Most of the info is in Thai, but we all enjoy the convenience of inhouse translation services, don't we? :wink:
Although this is not exactly a bike week, I'm sure it'll attract a lot of bike enthusiasts.
About 30 big ticket Thai acts are scheduled to perform from 4 pm on Saturday till 6 pm on Sunday. 8)
There are two major stages and a DJ tower plus a an outdoor movie theater and various activity areas spread over the 2 km long Hat Yao beach. From everything I have seen so far, this event appears exceptionally well organized [by Kratin Daeng/Red Bull]. I went to check out the venue over the weekend. The road to the beach is very clearly signposted already, and preparations are well in progress on the beach too.
There's a sizeable camp site. They also have hundreds of tents in varying sizes for rent, including equipment like sleeping bags and lamps. A total of 400 newly-built toilets and shower stalls are available all over the beach. :!:
Check out the official website at
http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Mo ... 24714.html. For ticket bookings go to http://www.totalreservation.com/concert_ticket_detail.aspx?id=9. Tickets for mere mortals are THB800 each. Most of the info is in Thai, but we all enjoy the convenience of inhouse translation services, don't we? :wink:
Although this is not exactly a bike week, I'm sure it'll attract a lot of bike enthusiasts.
