BYAS Takes Over the Whole of Baccarat Bangkok
The Announcement
Deep House Thailand takes over all of Baccarat Bangkok on Thursday July 30, 2026 — six straight hours, one club, one sound.
This is the first time the collective has had the full run of Baccarat. There is history in the room already: DHT ran the lobby room here for the Songkran takeover in April 2025, sharing the venue with the rest of the building's programming. This time there is nothing to share. Doors at 10PM, close at 4AM, and everything in between belongs to one crew.
The date is a Thursday, which is deliberate. Bangkok's Friday and Saturday nights are crowded with competing parties; a Thursday gives the room the kind of crowd that comes for the music rather than the schedule.
Why a Full-Club Takeover Is Different
To anyone who has not stood behind the decks, a takeover sounds like a marketing word. It is not. It changes the actual music.
In a normal booking, a DJ gets roughly two hours somewhere in the middle of someone else's night. You inherit a room at whatever temperature the last DJ left it, and you hand it over at whatever temperature the next one needs. You play to the slot. There is no room to be patient.
With the whole night, the shape changes completely. The first hour can stay slow and warm while people arrive and find each other, because nothing has to peak early. The middle can go deep and melodic and stay there long enough to actually take hold. The afro house peak can land after 2AM, when the room has earned it. And the last stretch can drift back down for the people who stay to the end.
That arc — slow build, long middle, late peak, soft landing — is what the Deep House Thailand nights are built around, and it is the part that gets cut first when the night is chopped into slots.
The Room
Baccarat sits at 88 Soi Sukhumvit 24, inside The Davis Bangkok Hotel, a short walk from BTS Phrom Phong or Asok. The look is New York-leaning — red neon along the ceiling, velvet sofas, a fireplace, pop art in green and yellow — and the sound system is a four-million-baht rig that was tuned around house music rather than retrofitted for it.
That matters for this kind of programming. Afro and melodic house live in the low-mid range: the percussion has to stay warm and separated rather than turning into mush, and the sub has to sit under the groove without swallowing it. Baccarat is one of the rooms in the city where that actually happens. The full weekly picture is in the Baccarat venue profile.
What Is Playing
The night stays inside the DHT palette — the sound that fills the rooftop sessions and the summer pool parties, moved indoors where a club rig can give it more weight.
One thing worth clearing up, because it comes up every time: Baccarat runs a dedicated hip-hop and R&B night on Tuesdays. This is a Thursday, and it is house from the first record to the last. If you are new to the city's scene, the Bangkok deep house field guide is the place to start.
The Lineup
BYAS headlines and plays the longest stretch of the six hours. Guest DJs fill the rest of the night — the bill is being locked now and will be published on the event page and on Instagram before the night.
The wider roster that plays these nights is on the DHT DJs page.
How to Get In
Entry is free if your name is on the guest list. There are two ways onto it.
1. Instagram. Comment the number 24 on the event post on @deephousethailand, and the guest list link comes straight back to you in a message.
2. The site. Fill in the guest list form on the event page. Same list, same free entry.
The list closes when the room is full, so earlier is safer. Doors are at 10PM; the floor properly fills after midnight, so aim to arrive before 11:30PM if you want space to move.
Details
Event: BYAS Takeover at Baccarat Bangkok
Date: Thursday July 30, 2026
Time: 10PM – 4AM
Venue: Baccarat Bangkok, 88 Soi Sukhumvit 24, inside The Davis Bangkok Hotel
BTS: Phrom Phong or Asok
Entry: Free with guest list — comment 24 on Instagram or use the site form
Lineup: BYAS & guests
Music: Afro house, melodic house, deep house
Dress code: Smart-casual, no shorts after 9PM — see what to wear to Bangkok clubs
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