August Band

August Band

The August Band
Background information
Origin Bangkok, Thailand
Genres Thai Pop
Years active 2006 – 2014
Labels Studio Commuan Co., Ltd
Website August mall
Official Facebook
Official Twitter
Members

Witwisit Hiranyawongkul (Pchy)
Chanon Rigulasurakarn (Non)
Christian Dale (Tle)
Watcharit Awasiripong (Arm)
Poskorn Wirunsup (Petch)
Suwapat Songsiangchai (Mac)
James Cruz (Taw)
Patomawat Wansukprasert (Nine)
Natapong Navasilawat (Ong)
Napantnat Puangomsin (Tor)

Lawrence Timothy (Wan)
Past members

Joke Devias (Joker)
Chalothorn Chomchan (Em)

Voraphat Dejkajonwuth (Mike)

August Band (The August) (Thai: ออกัส ) is a Thai boy band that consists eleven members. They were discovered at the movie The Love of Siam (a Thai romantic-drama film written and directed by Chookiat Sakveerakul). Originally, the band was made for the movie but, they found themselves comfortable with each other so decided to pursue it into the Thai Entertainment Industry. At first, the band consisted of Pchy, Non, Nine, Tor, Em, Wan, Arm, Mike Ong, Mac, and Petch. Eventually, their managers added up Goo, Joker, Taw and summing up a total number of fourteen members. Hence, two of the original members namely Em and Mike withdrew due to personal issues and Goo (who was by then replaced by Tle) also left because of controversies. Recently, Joker had left the band to concentrate on his studies.

Members

Name Thai Name Date of birth Band Position Note
Witwisit Hiranyawongkul (Pchy) วิชญ์วิสิฐ หิรัญวงษ์กุล (พิช) 20 July 1989 Lead Vocalist -
Natapong Navasilawat (Ong) ณฐพงษ์ นวศีลวัตร์ (อ๋อง) 9 April 1990 Vocals -
Suwapat Songsiangchai (Mac) สุวพัชร ทรงเสี่ยงไชย (แมค) 31 Aug 1989 Vocals -
Paskorn Wiroonsup (Petch) ภาสกร วิรุฬห์ทรัพย์ (เพชร) 14 Dec 1995 Vocals -
Tekatath Nuntawaleekul (Jo(Joker)) ทีฆทัศน์ นันทวลีกุล (โจ้ (โจ๊กเกอร์)) 9 Oct 1990 Vocals Left the Band
Chanon Rikulasulakarn (Non) ชานน ริกุลสุรกาน (นน) 13 May 1990 Guitar -
Christian Dale (Tle) ทศพร บุญมี (เติ้ล) 19 July 1988 Electric Guitar -
Napantnat Puangomsin (Tor) นภันต์ธนัชย์ พ่วงออมสิน (ต่อ) 14 Aug 1989 Bass -
Patomawat Wansukprasert (Nine) ปฐมวรรธน์ วันสุขประเสริฐ (นายน์) 9 Oct 1989 Saxophone -
Watcharit Awasiripong (Arm) วัชริศ อวศิริพงษ์ (อาม) 29 April 1993 Trumpets -
Woraprat Dejkajornwut (Mike) วรปรัชญ์ เดชขจรวุฒิ (ไมค์) 18 Feb 1991 Trombone Left the Band
Lawrence Timothy (Wan) อรรถนันต์ ปิยเศรษฐ์ (แวน) 22 July 2001 Keyboard -
James Cruz (Taw) วรรณพงศ์ แจงบำรุง (ตาว) 17 Dec 1987 Drum -
Chalotorn Chomjan (M) ชโลธร ชมจันทร์ (เอ็ม) 21 April Drum Left the Band
Tee Chaithirasuvet (Goo) ธีร์ ไชยธีระสุเวท (กู๋) 3 Nov Drum Left the Band

Albums

Singles

Summer
Summer MV
Love is Not Everything (Thai)
Love is Not Everything (Mandarin)
Love is Not Everything Instrumental
Love is Not Everything Instrumental (Mandarin)

Albums

Disc 1 : CD
Gun Lae Gun : กันและกัน
Ticket (Day Trip)
Roo Suek Barng Mhai (Live) : รู้สึกบ้างไหม
Pieng Ter : เพียงเธอ
Gun Lae Gun (Acoustic version) : กันและกัน
Kuen Aun Pen Niran : คืนอันเป็นนิรันดร์
Gun Lae Gun (Live) : กันและกัน
Roo Suek Barng Mhai (Original Mix) : รู้สึกบ้างไหม
Pieng Ter (Demo) : เพียงเธอ
Bonus Track
Disc 2 : VCD
Trailer 'Love of Siam' : ตัวอย่างภาพยนตร์ 'รักแห่งสยาม'
MV 'Gun Lae Gun' : มิวสิควิดีโอเพลง กันและกัน
Introduction to 'The August Band' : แนะนำสมาชิกวงออกัส
Behind the scene MV 'Gun Lae Gun' : เบื้องหลังการถ่ายทำมิวสิควิดีโอเพลงกันและกัน
Disc 1 : CD
Yung Yoo Nai Jai : ยังอยู่ในใจ
Kob Khun Kun Lae Kun : ขอบคุณกันและกัน
Khon Tummada : คนธรรมดา
Ticket Night Trip rmx
Kob Khun Kun Lae Kun : ขอบคุณกันและกัน (Demo)
Silent Night
Yung Yoo Nai Jai : ยังอยู่ในใจ (Instrumental)
Disc 2 : VCD
MV - Gun Lae Gun : กันและกัน
MV - Pieng Ter : เพียงเธอ
Karaoke - Gun Lae Gun : กันและกัน
Karaoke - Pieng Ter : เพียงเธอ
Disc 1 : Radiodrome
Chao-yen : เช้า-เย็น
Radio
Jum Dai Mai : จำได้ไหม
Yung Kong... : ยังคง...
Ard Ja Pen : อาจจะเป็น
Chun Lae Ter : ฉันและเธอ
Yah Pai Sei Jai : อย่าไปเสียใจ
Duang Tawan : ดวงตะวัน
Yung hai jai : ยังหายใจ
Dara : ดารา (feat. Paradise Pills)
Chao-yen : เช้า-เย็น (feat. MD, remixed by Kukukoo+)
Disc 2 : (OST 'Fhun warn aiy joob - 4 Romance')
Fhun Warn Aiy Joob : ฝัน-หวาน-อาย-จูบ (feat. Ploy Natcha)
Lhub Tha : หลับตา
Pleng Nueng : เพลงหนึ่ง
Summer
Love Confession : Kum Bork Rak
My Princess : Jao Ying
Love is Not Everything (Thai version)
The Light : Saeng Sawang
Far Away : Klai
The Journey : Tasanajorn
The Traveller : Nakdernthang
Old Pals (feat.JuiJuis)
The Light : Saeng Sawang(acoustic version)
Love is Not Everything (Mandarin version)

Appearances

The Love of Siam

Two young men go from friends to lovers as one stands on the verge of stardom in this drama from Thailand. Mew and Tong were best friends as children, and Tong's sister Tang was a close confidant to them both. Years later, Mew (Witwisit Hiranyawongkul) has become a professional musician, and he's the lead singer and songwriter with a pop group, August, who are poised to achieve major commercial success. One day, Mew happens to meet Tong (Mario Maurer) for the first time in years, and the two waste no time getting reacquainted; while Tong have a girlfriend, it becomes clear that there's a bond between them that they've never felt with other people, and their friendship begins to grow into something deeper. Meanwhile, Tong's family is still reeling from Tang's mysterious disappearance several years before, and her father, Korn (Songsit Roongnophakunsri), has become a hopeless alcoholic. When Tong meets June (Chermarn Boonyasak), a personal assistant for August, he's struck by her uncanny resemblance to Tang, and asks her to pose as his sister in hopes her presence will help his father snap out of his depression. Rak Hang Siam (a.k.a. The Love of Siam) was written and directed by Chookiat Sakveerakul, who also had a hand in writing the songs for the film.[1]

Dream (4Romances)

The story was about a little girl named Ton Kheaw who is so obsessed with the August Band. She entered the magical land of the dream world where she partakes in an adventure with the band. The August Band -to be led by Pchy- has made a deal with "Mr. Bird", unknowingly selling their souls to him(Like Robert Johnson at the Crossroads). The band wanted to end the deal but the only key for them to survive is if Tong Khaew will wake up. Mr. Bird transformed into a Devil Black Cat searching for Tong Khaew and the August Band members to kill them. The band members transformed into cartoon forms to gain powers while Tong Khaew became a wide-eyed anime little girl. They'd tried to escape and protect each other from the Black Cat and eventually beat it up with the help of Boy-Tong Khaew's boyfriend. They all went back to human form and relived their normal lives.

เพื่อนไม่เก่า "Old Pals"
Directed by Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn
Produced by
Screenplay by Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn
Story by
Starring
  • Nattapong Navasinlawat
  • Witwisit Hiranyawongkul
  • Chanon Rikulsuranakan
  • Naphanthanut Poungoomsin
  • Atthanan Pitaseth
  • Pathomwat Wansukprasert
  • Voraphat Dejkajonwuth
  • Napassorn Eiamcharoen
  • Jarinya Aksornnan
  • Alice Tsoi
Cinematography Pramett Chankrasae
Edited by Kriangkrai Vachiratamporn
Production
company
Baa-Ram-Ewe
Distributed by Sahamongkolfilm International
Release dates
May 26, 2011
Running time
1:29
Country Thailand
Language Thai

Old Pals

In this road movie, five close friends make an oath at a Buddhist temple that they will ride bicycles from Bangkok to Lampang if Nut (Nattapong Navasinlawat, "Ong") gets accepted to college in Lampang. Two years later, Nut is accepted, and the friends start the journey to fulfill the oath. A childhood friend, sullen Bas (Witwisit Hiranwongkul, "Pchy") is invited to join them since he knows the route. Stopping overnight, they meet AomAm (Napassorn Eiamcharoen, "Cream") in a massage parlor, and she joins the group also. Along the way, the friends have many experiences and encounter obstacles which make their longtime friendship even stronger. The movie is sometimes referred to with an unofficial, alternate English title "August Friends", a clever double entendre, because the word "august" can mean "venerable".[2]

References

  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-07-07. Retrieved 2011-07-04.
  2. http://www.movieever.com/2000/pearn-mai-kao-2011

External links

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