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🎷 North Gate Jazz Co-Op – 3 nights in Chiang Mai, 3 nights here. That says it all.
If you’re in Chiang Mai and even into jazz, this is the place.
I came once… and ended up coming back three nights in a row. That’s how good it was.
There’s a cocktail bar right outside the entrance (cocktails ~300 baht), but honestly, this place has more of a beer-and-live-music kind of vibe.
So I went for a classic Singha 🍺
🎶 Live shows start at 8:30 PM, and I arrived early on the first night — got a front row seat.
And wow. The energy, the talent, the connection with the crowd — pure endorphins.
That first night was magic. Still thinking about it.
I came back the next two nights, but nothing beat that first performance.
On the second day, I arrived late and had to sit off to the side behind the keyboard — still fun, but front view is everything.
Third night, I came solo and got a decent front-facing seat, but still not that golden front row.
So listen carefully: Come early. Get a front row seat. It hits different. Seriously.
What surprised me most?
Jazz, to me, used to be music for cozy winter cafés and warm lattes —
But here, in the heat of Chiang Mai, watching these fiery live performances, it felt completely new and alive 🔥
On the last night, they even had a vocalist with rock energy — totally different vibe and still amazing.
🎤 The crowd? Packed every night. Full of travelers, jazz lovers. The energy is unbeatable.
But one final tip (and it’s serious):
Avoid the outdoor bar seats.
On my last night, I left my window-side seat, looked over at the outdoor bar… a line of cockroaches casually marching by😱
Indoor seats only.