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French producer and musician French Kiwi Juice (better known as FKJ) has announced the stops for his 2023 Asia tour. The multi-instrumentalist will be visiting eight cities: Bangalore, Mumbai, Jakarta, Seoul, Taipei, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Manila.
The Asian leg kicks off on February 17th, and will include shows through March 5th. He’ll be performing in Bangkok on March 2nd at CentralWorld Live. The tour will conclude with two previously announced festival appearances at Hong Kong’s Clockenflap festival on March 4th and the Philippines’ Wanderland Festival on March 6th.
In 2017, FKJ released his self-titled debut album French Kiwi Juice. The artist is known for his solo live performances, where he layers and loops vocals, percussion, and instruments live.
Originally a film sound engineer, he has been described as a “pioneer” and “one of the flag bearers” of the New French House genre. FKJ gained exposure after the release of the fully improvised song “Tadow” with fellow musician Masego. The composer has also performed at popular music festivals including Lollapalooza, Coachella, Euphoria, and more.
Tickets to FKJ’s Bangkok concert are priced at 3,000 baht online, 3,500 baht at the door, and are available on ticketmelon.com.
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