Music magic

SW attends a fun festival

By: Tatat Bunnag
Photographs courtesy of
The World May Never Know

On January 31st at Phu-Uthai, Muak Lek in Saraburi, a grassy knoll was transformed into an open air live music venue for the small but unforgettable Keep on the Grass folk music festival.

Organised by The World May Never Know team that was also behind the Stone Free Music Festival and Psych-Out, the third Keep on the Grass festival featured performances by many celebrated indie artists including Into the Air, Death of a Salesman, Goose, Zweed N’ Roll, Two Million Thanks, Noppakornlertlak, Ben Edwards, Gardener Twins, Flower Dog and many more. The performers played mostly acoustic versions of their music under the cool night sky.

Student Weekly went along to this year’s Keep on the Grass and asked some of the festival staff to share some photos of the memorable event.

The festival’s main stage is set up at the bottom of a grassy hill.

Folk song crooner Ananta is the first performer on the Grass Stage.

Goose play their first show in almost 10 years at the festival.

Singer-songwriter Vuttiphong Mahasamut smiles for the camera before performing with his new folk duo, Gardener Twins.

Into the Air is joined by Bird from Desktop Error.

The instrumental Flower Dog performs with a few friends.

Beautiful festival lights create a nice atmosphere in the evening.

Festival-goers chill out in front of the food stalls.

Celebrated musician and chef Pook from The Sticky Rice shows off his cooking skills.

Death of a Salesman play an impressive acoustic set.

A magical night for camping.

 

 

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