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Mahmut Orhan: Season Opening 2026 at CLUB SEEN

  • 14:00
  • CLUB SEEN Koh Samui, Bophut
  • Live music Parties Koh Samui

About this event

Club Seen on Bophut Bay opens its season on Saturday 26 December 2026 with Mahmut Orhan, who is listed from 2 pm on the beachfront stage. The club's events page describes deep house, melodic rhythms and globally inspired sounds, and gives no end time.

Ticket prices are not shown on the page, which links to a reserve option instead. The club is a beachfront venue with a pool and ocean views, on Sala Koy Road in Bo Phut, and it also has a restaurant, a gallery and an after-dark series called Unseen. Reservations are handled through reserveyourvenue.com/seenbeachclubsamui or by phone on +66 77 956 800, so ask there about entry and tables. The day before, the club runs a Christmas foam party at the same venue.

At a glance

When

Saturday, 26 December 2026, 14:00

Where

CLUB SEEN Koh Samui, Bophut

Island

Koh Samui

Kind

Live music, Parties

Organizer

CLUB SEEN Koh Samui

Line-up

Mahmut Orhan

Listed on seenbeachclubsamui.com

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All times are Bangkok time (UTC+7).

We organize none of these events and sell no tickets. Plans change, so check the organizer's page before you go.

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Live music on Koh Samui

Live music on Samui is spread across the evening bar strips rather than one venue. Chaweng Beach Road has bars with house bands playing rock, reggae and pop covers, plus a small jazz club. Lamai leans towards reggae and rock bands, and Bophut's Fisherman's Village suits a quieter drink with a singer or duo. Larger club nights bring in visiting international performers, usually announced a few weeks ahead on the club's own channels. Resorts also host jazz and beach concerts now and then. Most nights start late, so expect the main acts after 22:00.

Around Bophut

Bophut is on Samui's north coast, and its Fisherman's Village is the old Chinese-Thai fishing settlement, a single street of wooden shophouses beside the beach. Evenings here are about sunset dinners, beach lounges and live music at places such as Coco Tam's, with Koh Phangan visible on the horizon. On Fridays the street closes to traffic for the island's biggest walking street, with smaller editions on Monday and Wednesday. Resorts along the bay run festive dinners and holiday markets in December.

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