Whether you’ve been living here for many years or it’s your first time visiting, a night out clubbing in Singapore is one fun way to spend your time. We’ve rounded up the best nightclubs in Singapore so you can let loose in style, with the island’s nightlife offering something for all types of partygoers. See you on the dance floor, disco baby!
Where to go clubbing in Singapore
The Yang Club for a nightclub with live music
YANG Club is a great place to catch live music in a majestic building at Clarke Quay. The River House, which has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, was originally a 19th-century riverfront go-down, later converted into the palatial residence of a wealthy trader. It used to be Indochine’s Forbidden City. While maintaining its historic structure and façade, it has been extensively remodelled internally into a collection of restaurants, bars and nightclubs, offering some of the best nightlife in Singapore.
This nightclub in Singapore has an energetic atmosphere delivered by the groups and DJs who perform here. Don’t miss the seven-piece band Gravity, which plays everything from current pop hits to old-school rock and R&B numbers every Tuesday. It’s a fun night out! Check out their website for what kind of music is on that night.
Vibes: Indoor outdoor, with loads of space to disco dance, as well as sit and chill.
Wear: Strictly no slippers, shorts and singlets
#01-02 Clarke Quay, 3A River Valley Road
yinyang.sg/yang | @yangclubsingapore
Marquee Singapore for the largest nightclub on the island
When it comes to clubbing in Singapore, we can’t miss out the largest nightclub on the island! It also marks the Marquee brand’s first foray into Asia. As one of the longest running nightclubs in New York, since launching in 2003, Marquee has made its mark around the world, including in Vegas and Sydney. Covering a sprawling 2,300 square metres, the Singapore club boasts an immersive party experience that combines design, technology and cutting-edge sound and light across three floors. Oh, and did we mention? There’s also a fully-operational, eight-cabin ferris wheel for you to go on!
Marquee has had both internationally-acclaimed DJs and renowned music acts grace its stage, including ASAP Rocky, Afrojack, Above & Beyond, Steve Aoki, Alan Walker and Alesso.
Vibes: Grand, yet fun and inclusive with an eye-catching, carnivalesque ambience. Minimum entry age is 18 years.
Wear: Stylish and party-ready disco wear! Strictly no shorts, singlets or slippers.
Opening times: Open from 10pm till late every Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holiday.
#B1-67, Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. marinabaysands.com/marquee
Zouk Singapore for legendary DJs
A firm fixture on the Singapore nightlife scene, Zouk has been packed to the rafters with young, clued-in clubbers each week for over 25 years and counting. Recently ranked #10 of DJ Mag Top 100 Club’s poll, this nightclub in Singapore is known for roping in some of the world’s most legendary DJs onto the decks, including Hardwell, Tiseto and Disclosure.
Vibes: Spanning two floors, the massive club hosts three concepts: the main room (Zouk), hip hop and R&B spot Phuture and plush lounge Capital. There’s also Red Tail, a gastro bar that serves craft cocktails, vino and beers, as well as sharing bites for your pre-game disco fuel.
Wear: Stylish and clubby – no slippers or open-toe sandals!
Opening times: Wednesdays and Fridays 10pm to 3am and Saturdays 10pm to 4am
3C River Valley Road, The Cannery
6738 2988 | zoukclub.com
CÉ LA VI for a nightclub with a view
Perched on the top of MBS, this club’s view is reason enough to visit. It’s part open-air but very well air-conned to boot, so there’s little chance of getting too sweaty and putting people off while you disco dance!
The nightly DJ belts out a host of cool tunes. This isn’t a live band kinda number.
Vibes: Trendy and cool nightlife – quite touristy but a fab place to take visiting friends. A slightly older, seemingly wealthy crowd; think the cast of Crazy Rich Asians, alongside tourists from the hotel beneath with a few expats mixed in.
Wear: Nothing too frumpy please! This is a pretty slick and international venue and warrants a bit of designer-wear and some serious heels. Men, feel free to wear a crisp linen shirt, smart slacks and a good wristwatch!
Opening times: Open weekends, 11am till late, and weekdays, 12pm till late
SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands, Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Ave, Marina Bay Sands.
6508 2188 | celavi.com
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