The PIMP, Bangkok’s Live Music Club
Three bands a night, from ten until late.
A stage in the middle of the room, tables close enough to it that you feel the bass, VIP sofas behind with curtains you can close.
This is our signature venue, and the room most of our parties finish in.
The Live Zone
Come see us any night. The best live music in town, and a room that never sits still.
International musicians and DJs, Thai songs and rock, and hosts moving between the tables all evening.
You do not need a party to walk in. Take a table, have a drink, and decide about the rest afterwards.
Cosplay Weekends and the Shows
Every weekend has a theme, and the costumes commit to it.
The venue’s own show troupe performs on the stage between the band sets.
It is why a Friday in here does not feel like a Friday anywhere else in the city.
VIP Tables and VIP Sofas
Every table is close to the stage. Book ahead and a row of them is blocked off for your group.
The sofas are the better call for a stag group: the biggest seats in the club, and the harem sofa has curtains.
Four Party Rooms Behind the Club
A party room here is closer to a small nightclub than a table.
A door that shuts, your own DJ, karaoke, a pool table, a jacuzzi, and a dance floor in Party Room 4.
Five smaller VIP rooms sit alongside them for a group of four to eight.
The Pool Zone
A pool inside a club, with a stage at the end of it.
Up to a hundred and fifty people, and a whole afternoon that runs into the night.
Private Parties in the Club
Two men or two hundred, any day of the year.
Bachelor parties, birthdays, a pool day, a yacht day out of Pattaya, and corporate nights that pretend to be meetings.
A Party Every Month of the Year
Whatever month you land in, something is already on.
Chinese New Year
Lunar New Year on the club floor, the whole room in red.
Valentine's Day
February the fourteenth, and nobody in here is alone.
Songkran, Wet & Wild
Mid-April, six days, the biggest water party in the city.
The Anniversary
Mid-March, around the sixteenth — the club opened on 16 March 2011.
Halloween
Costumes, and the shows go further than they do in October anywhere else.
Christmas
Late December, a full band and a room in ribbons.
New Year's Eve
The countdown, then straight on until it stops being a night.
Tell us the month and we tell you which of these your trip lands on.
What Groups Said About the Club
Google reviews left on The PIMP’s own profile, printed as written. They belong to the venue, not to us.
At The PIMP, our signature venue, since 2011 — more than fifteen years at the same address. That record is the venue’s, and we are the organiser who books it.
Where the Club Is
Bangkok, on RCA, and the same address it opened at in 2011.
Questions About the Club
What Is the PIMP?
A live music club in Bangkok with three bands a night, a stage, VIP tables and sofas, four private party rooms and a pool zone. It is our signature venue. We are the organiser, not the venue.
Can We Come for a Drink Without Booking a Party?
Yes, and it is the best way to see it. Walk in any night, take a table near the stage, and decide about the bachelor party afterwards.
What Time Does the Music Start?
Bands from ten until late, Thai and international, every night of the week.
What Happens at the Weekend?
A cosplay theme party with the venue's own shows. It is the reason regulars come on a Friday rather than a Tuesday.
Can We Reserve a Row of Tables for a Group?
Yes. The venue blocks off tables near the stage for the size of your group when you book in advance.
Do We Book Through You or Through the Venue?
A table or a room on its own goes through the venue's own booking page. A bachelor party, or anything that runs over more than one night, goes through us.
When Is the Club's Anniversary?
Mid-March, around the sixteenth. The club opened on 16 March 2011 and has been at the same address ever since.
Book It. You Deserve It.
Just a table or a room? Book it at the venue.
Not ready to book? Six questions, and Tanner writes the night down for you.
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