Canadian Indie Band Valley Engages with Thai Culture, Delivers Fan Service Ahead of Bangkok Concert

Brickinfo News Agency – Valley, the indie-pop band from Canada, immersed themselves in Thai culture by participating in a special workshop at ChaTraMue, a renowned Thai tea brand. This engagement took place on Sunday, June 8, as the band prepared for their first full-scale concert in Thailand. The workshop allowed band members Rob Laska (vocals), Karah James (drums), and Alex DiMauro (bass) to learn the preparation of traditional Thai milk tea and green milk tea, attracting fans who received autographs from the band members.

The workshop, organized by Universal Music Thailand, provided Valley with an opportunity to connect with local culture and fans directly. The band members, who expressed their appreciation for Thailand, were guided by ChaTraMue’s expert team through the tea-making process. This event offered fans a chance for close interaction with the band, with Valley providing autographs.

Following the cultural immersion, Valley performed their “VALLEY: WATER THE FLOWERS, PRAY FOR A GARDEN ASIA TOUR 2025” concert on Monday, June 9, at Samyan Mitrtown. The concert, organized by Live Nation Tero, marked the band’s return to Thailand after their appearance at the ROAD TO SONIC BANG 2023 music festival. The performance featured enhanced production, including lighting and sound, and showcased new songs from their album, “Water the Flowers, Pray for a Garden,” some of which were unreleased tracks.

The setlist also included popular songs such as “Have A Good Summer (Without Me),” “Oh shit…are we in love?,” “Hiccup,” and “Like 1999,” which were well-received by the audience. The band concluded their performance by acknowledging the fans and indicating a desire to return to Thailand in the future.