BABYMONSTER's Pharita and Chiquita Get a Sold-Out Welcome in Thailand

K-pop group BABYMONSTER performed for 20,000 fans over two days in Bangkok, with both concerts selling out. The group also gave its first live performance of the new song "DESERVE."

BABYMONSTER held concerts at IMPACT Arena in Bangkok, Thailand, on Nov. 7 and 8 as part of its second world tour, "2026-27 BABYMONSTER WORLD TOUR [CHOOM]." The shows marked the group's return to Bangkok about 11 months after its fan concert last year. Tickets for both dates sold out as soon as they went on sale.

The concert opened with "WE GO UP." Backed by a live band, the members performed tracks from their third mini album, "CHOOM," along with earlier hits such as "DRIP" and "SHEESH." The concert also featured individual solo performances, giving each member a chance to take the stage on their own.

A highlight of the Bangkok concerts was the first live performance of "DESERVE," which had been newly added to the tour's setlist. The song began with a piano melody, followed by the members' soft vocals. As the music built, they moved into more powerful vocal performances.

The production featured a live band, lighting, lasers and fireworks. Using handheld microphones, the members performed their vocal and rap parts while moving around the stage and interacting with fans.

The concerts were particularly meaningful for Pharita and Chiquita, BABYMONSTER's two Thai members. Both greeted the audience in Thai. Fans waved light sticks throughout the performances and joined together to sing "DREAM," the group's pre-debut song.

"We were so happy to finally reunite with our MONSTIEZ in Bangkok," BABYMONSTER said, referring to the group's fandom. "Thank you for looking forward to seeing us and waiting for us."

"We hope today has given you wonderful memories, too. We'll cherish these moments and keep working even harder as BABYMONSTER," the members added.

BABYMONSTER is currently continuing its second world tour across Asia. The group will also perform in Oceania, South America, North America and Europe. The tour is scheduled to include 31 concerts in 18 cities across five continents.