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Together Festival Reveals A Diverse Phase 1 Lineup

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Together Festival reveals a diverse Phase 1 lineup with Knock2, Timmy Trumpet and HOLY PRIEST among the artists announced for November at BITEC Bang Na, Bangkok

Together Festival has long stood as one of Bangkok’s premier electronic dance music festivals, with past lineups featuring names such as Afrojack, Alesso, Eric Prydz, Steve Angello, DJ Snake, RL Grime, Seven Lions and Timmy Trumpet. Since launching in 2012, the festival has continued to bring major international artists to BITEC Bang Na, returning this year on November 27–28 with a Phase 1 lineup that covers several genres and styles across electronic music. The 2026 edition will also begin a week earlier with an official pre-party, adding another exciting event to look forward to before the main festival weekend.

Together Festival Reveals Its Phase 1 Lineup

The first phase brings Boys Noize, HOLY PRIEST, ISOxo, Knock2 and Timmy Trumpet to BITEC Bang Na on November 27–28. The five names already cover several parts of electronic dance music, from Boys Noize’s electro and techno background and HOLY PRIEST’s hard techno to the trap and bass sounds associated with ISOxo and Knock2. Timmy Trumpet brings his own mix of big room, hardstyle, psytrance and live trumpet into the announcement.

The pairing of ISOxo and Knock2 also gives Phase 1 another interesting angle, as the two have performed extensively together as ISOKNOCK and released the 4EVR project in 2024. Their history together naturally raises the possibility of another B2B in Bangkok, although no joint set has been announced. Boys Noize also has a direct connection to ISOxo, having remixed ‘FUCK THE SPEAKERZ UP’ earlier this year, which adds another link between artists already confirmed for the festival.

HOLY PRIEST And FANTASM Set For Thailand Debuts

This year, Together Festival takes things a step further by bringing HOLY PRIEST and FANTASM to Thailand for the first time. HOLY PRIEST will make his Thailand debut at the main festival on November 27–28, while FANTASM will make his debut at the official pre-party on November 20 at Sphere Hall.

Both artists have gained recognition within the harder side of electronic music in recent years, although their sounds take different directions. HOLY PRIEST has become closely associated with hard techno and industrial influences, while FANTASM has drawn attention for a darker and faster approach to techno through releases and appearances across major European clubs and festivals.

Together Festival Builds On More Than A Decade In Bangkok

Over the years, Together Festival has given Bangkok some of its biggest electronic dance music weekends, from early editions with Afrojack and Steve Aoki to later years featuring Eric Prydz, Steve Angello, RL Grime, Seven Lions and Alesso. That history has kept the festival firmly on Bangkok’s calendar, with each edition bringing its own combination of artists and sounds to BITEC Bang Na.

This November gives attendees even more to look forward to, with the option to experience both FANTASM’s Thailand debut at the official pre-party and the full Together Festival weekend through one combo ticket. Packages covering both events start from ฿3,500 while the limited allocation lasts, while those wanting to experience the main festival from a different perspective can choose the Festival On Stage option at ฿12,000, with only 50 tickets available.

With November 20 starting the celebrations at Sphere Hall before Together Festival takes over BITEC Bang Na on November 27–28, Bangkok is in for another big week of electronic dance music.

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With 13 years in the EDM scene, Preetika has built a strong presence around festivals, club culture, and electronic music. Based in Bangkok, she covers all things EDM in Thailand and beyond, with a focus on both local and international talent. She has attended major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Japan, and Creamfields Hong Kong. Since working as a writer for EDM House Network, she has interviewed artists such as Blasterjaxx, James Hype, W&W, R3HAB, Alok, and many others. Her experience and consistent presence in the scene make her a trusted voice for EDM coverage.