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(No) music in Chiang Mai

By Gringo
Posted in Society, Cities
Tags: Chiang Mai, Live music, Music, Work permit

June 6, 2011

Chiang Mai's booming music scene appears to have come to an abrupt end after police cracked down on foreign musicians playing live music in the city. In March and April, a number of arrests were made in Guitarman and Northgate, among others, nightspots that have acquired cult status among the local foreign community, as well as local Thais and tourists. The arrests, which the aliens police have said were people who…

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(No) music in Chiang Mai