Yiruma inspires in Bangkok: Unforgettable moments at the piano!

Yiruma inspires in Bangkok: Unforgettable moments at the piano!

On November 22, 2025 the time had finally come: the world-famous South Korean pianist and composer Yiruma gave his first concert in Thailand. An event that many music lovers in Bangkok were eagerly awaiting. Loud Workpoint Today The concert took place at UOB Live, organized by Mode Entertainment. Yiruma, known for his haunting melodies such as “River Flows in You” and “Kiss the Rain,” described the evening as a “Memories Trip” – a musical journey through his own memories.

From the first piece, “Berrylands Road,” and the following “The Sunbeam They Scatter,” it was clear that this concert would be something very special. Yiruma greeted his audience in Thai and beamed with joy about his debut in Thailand. When he played pieces like “Stay in Memory” and “Maybe,” he transported those present on an emotional rollercoaster ride from love to inner peace.

Earning highlights of the evening

Particularly impressive was the invitation of a violinist and a cellist, who together with Yiruma performed the pieces “Passing By”, “Autumn Finds Winter” and “f r a m e d”. These profound performances, filled with a mix of classical and contemporary music, took the audience on a dream journey. Tracks like “Blind Film” and “Nocturne in C” also provided emotional moments, and the audience applauded loudly when “River Flows In You” was played.

The evening culminated in an unforgettable finale: Yiruma played the piece “Reminiscent” and as an encore he fulfilled the audience's wish with “Kiss The Rain”, which fortunately was not yet on the set list. The enthusiastic audience thanked him for this emotional experience with over three minutes of sustained applause.

Maps and accessibility

A concert with Yiruma is not for the small budget, as ticket prices ranged from 3,500 baht to 8,500 baht for VIP tickets, which included a commemorative poster. On Thai Ticket Major Tickets were available both online and at points of sale, and advance sales started on July 11, 2025. Demand was so high that it was quite a challenge for many fans to get a ticket.

Yiruma, who began piano lessons at the age of five and moved to London in 1988, has since enjoyed an impressive career that has taken him from Korea to Cannes, where he became the first Korean artist to perform at MIDEM in 2002. He has created a worldwide buzz with an audience of over 500 million views of his work on YouTube.

Anyone who missed the opportunity to be there in Bangkok should not be discouraged. Yiruma remains a concert hit and will surely return in the near future. An experience that not only enriches musically, but also touches the soul!