No thirst traps needed

The American perfect-pitch possessor, record producer and thirst-trapper Charlie Puth returned to Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani for his third concert in Bangkok on Friday.

The world tour ‘Charlie’ Live Experience, which is named after his latest self-titled album, was his return to Bangkok in five years and Thailand was his second stop for the Asia leg. 

Puth kicked off the memorable night on an upbeat note with pop rock Charlie Be Quiet!, the second track from Charlie, during which he performed his Roland keytar, which resembles an oversized cleaver out of an RPG video game, and asked the audience to sing and snap their fingers along. Up next is catchy and easy-to-bop-to No More Drama, the last track from the same album, before the first few guitar chords of Attention, one of the best tracks from his second album Voicenotes, sent fans screaming and singing along…