Background

Big Ass is a Thai rock band from Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997 by Apiwat Werayangkoon, Nattapon Siangsukon, and Arthit Boonyasopon, the group has become renowned for their unique blend of pop and rock music. They have collaborated with some of Thailand’s most famous artists, including Kukrit Pramoj, Bodyslam, and Sudsapda.

Music Career

Big Ass’s debut album, “A Little Less Than Perfect” was released in 1998. The album spawned several hit singles, including “Happy”, “Lucky”, and “Take Me Home Tonight”. The success of their debut album led to numerous invitations to perform at festivals and concerts around the country, cementing their place as one of Thailand’s top rock bands.

Recent Projects

Big Ass has since released eight more albums and several EPs. Their most recent album is “A Million Little Pieces” which was released in 2019. The album features collaborations with some of Thailand’s biggest names in rap and hip-hop. In addition to their albums, the band has also been featured on several film soundtracks over the years including “Chocolate” and “Bangkok Love Story”.

Legacy

Big Ass has become a staple of the Thai music scene over the past two decades. Their unique blend of pop and rock has earned them a loyal fanbase across Thailand and beyond. The band continues to tour frequently and release new music on a regular basis. They are widely regarded as one of Thailand’s most influential rock bands.