Halloween is the one time of year when showing up looking suspicious is encouraged.
Want to dress like a vampire? Go for it. A sexy nurse? Groundbreaking. A giant inflatable dinosaur who has absolutely no business being at a techno rave? Somehow, also acceptable.
And if your costume is just your usual Friday-night outfit with slightly darker lipstick, we're not judging.
If you're looking for Halloween parties in Singapore in 2026, we've rounded up 10 nights worth knowing about, from queer ballroom and Mandopop parties to drag, disco, underground raves and full-scale nightclub takeovers.
Costume planning starts now. Financial planning for the costume can happen later.
1. The Bloodmoon Kiki Ball 2
17 October 2026 | *SCAPE Treetop | 5pm–10pm
Halloween doesn't always need a DJ and a dance floor. Sometimes, it needs a little more drama.
The Bloodmoon Kiki Ball returns for its second edition, drawing inspiration from Asian myths, horror stories and folklore. Expect ballroom culture, performance and a night built around self-expression.
Tickets are listed at $20.
It's an opportunity to celebrate queer culture while embracing the darker side of the season. Come ready to appreciate the looks, the performances and the creativity.
Best for: Ballroom culture, queer nightlife and people who take their Halloween looks seriously.
2. 弯LOVE 10.17: TRICK OR TEASE 弯圣节趴
17 October 2026 | Fate by HaveFun, Cineleisure | 10pm–3am
Halloween, but make it Mandopop.
弯LOVE returns with TRICK OR TEASE, featuring Mandarin pop anthems, singalongs and three very different kinds of 鬼:
酒鬼 · THE PARTY ANIMAL
One drink? Cute. Two? Just getting started.
贪吃鬼 · THE HUNGRY ONE
Good food and good-looking men. Why choose?
色鬼 · THE DIRTY-MINDED
One cute boy walks past and suddenly, 魂都飞了.
Which one are you? And more importantly, which one is your friend?
The party runs from 10pm to 3am, with advance online tickets listed at $48 before booking fees. Each ticket includes a welcome drink; costume is encouraged but optional.
Best for: Mandopop, Halloween costumes, singalongs and anyone who wants their spooky season with a little Mandarin pop chaos.
3. SORRY NO CURE: Halloween 2026
22 October 2026 | RASA Space, Raffles Place | 8pm till late
Who said Halloween had to be all demons, dark rooms and expensive costumes?
SORRY NO CURE is back with an uncs and aunties Halloween edition, inviting everyone to embrace their inner neighbourhood uncle or kopitiam auntie.
Think DJ sets, karaoke, visual projections, live performances and Halloween candy. The dress code? Unc/auntie gangsta, void-deck or kopitiam style.
In other words, this might finally be your opportunity to turn up in slippers-and-singlet energy without being turned away at the door.
Best part: Entry is listed as free.
Best for: A playful alternative to conventional Halloween club nights, with karaoke and plenty of character.
4. THE HALLOWEEN RAVE
23 October 2026 | Hard Rock Cafe Singapore | 9:30pm–3am
If your preferred Halloween soundtrack involves heavy bass rather than haunted-house sound effects, this one's for you.
Organised by Insomnia Events, THE HALLOWEEN RAVE brings Mumbai's FROZT and Australia's HUNCHO together for an immersive 360-degree, Boiler Room-style experience.
Expect UK Garage, Indo-Afro sounds, Drum and Bass, world music and a dance floor designed to put you right in the middle of the action.
Costumes are encouraged. Standing still for five hours is entirely your own decision.
Best for: Bass music, underground sounds and Halloween outfits that can survive a proper rave.
5. B'way Rave 2026: Witch, Please!
24 October 2026 | Salud, Keong Saik Road | 8pm til late
For people who know every word to Wicked, Hamilton and Les Misérables, Halloween has arrived with a very specific assignment.
B'way Rave is back with Witch, Please!, an evening of musical-theatre bangers, live performances, costumes and unapologetic theatre-kid energy.
Come dressed as your favourite villain, a dream role or whatever creature of the night you fancy. The costume is optional, but the dramatic delivery is strongly encouraged.
Because belting out show tunes in the shower is one thing. Doing it with an entire room of people who know every word? That's community.
Best for: Musical-theatre fans, show-tune obsessives and anyone whose karaoke choices require emotional commitment.
6. HAIR RAISER Halloween feat. Gottmik
24 October 2026 | MDLR, Cecil Street | 9pm til late
The taller the hair, the hotter in hell.
HAIR RAISER brings RuPaul's Drag Race star Gottmik to Singapore for a Hellraiser-inspired Halloween party organised by FOMOHOMO and POOF DOOF.
The lineup includes a Gottmik DJ set, Australia's Jimi the Kween, local drag performers and DJs. There's also a meet-and-greet before the party gets underway.
The dress code is gloriously extra: think towering wigs, horror-inspired glamour, Medusa hair, Bride of Frankenstein or whatever your imagination can reasonably get away with.
Subtle is not the assignment.
Tickets are currently listed from around $50.
Best for: Drag, queer nightlife, extravagant costumes and people who consider “too much” a personal challenge.
7. The Fever: 70s, 80s & 90s Disco Party — Halloween Edition
30 October 2026 | Blu Jaz, Clarke Quay Central | 10pm–3am
Not everyone wants Halloween to sound like the soundtrack of their own impending demise.
Some of us want ABBA, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Madonna and a suspiciously strong urge to dance.
The Fever returns for a Halloween edition spanning disco, funk, pop, rock and dance classics from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
Costumes are welcome but not compulsory, which means you can go full retro, dress like a disco vampire or show up as the most frightening thing of all: someone who still knows every word to Dancing Queen.
Tickets are listed from $20.
Best for: Disco lovers, nostalgia enthusiasts and people who think Halloween should come with a soundtrack everyone knows.
8. RED SIN: Halloween at IL CLAY × Behind Clay
30 October 2026 | Behind Clay, Clarke Quay | 10pm–2am
Masks on. Rules off. At least, the dress-code rules.
RED SIN is a Halloween masquerade party built around mystery, candlelight and a little theatrical temptation.
The event begins with a themed dinner earlier in the evening, followed by the costume party from 10pm. Party entry is listed at $20 before applicable fees, including a RED SIN welcome cocktail.
Come dressed in red or black, wear a mask, and get involved in the evening's playful activities. There's also a best-dressed competition.
It's the sort of night where your costume can do the talking, which is ideal for people whose flirting skills peak at “nice outfit”.
Best for: Masquerade looks, atmospheric nightlife and people who prefer their Halloween mysterious rather than cartoonishly spooky.
9. Halloween 2026 — PLAY DEAD
31 October 2026 | Zouk Singapore | Doors open at 10pm
Childhood toys. Nostalgia. Unsettling vibes.
Zouk's PLAY DEAD turns familiar childhood toys into something much more sinister for a two-night Halloween takeover on 30 and 31 October, with the main Halloween night falling on 31 October.
Expect four transformed rooms, immersive installations, Halloween activations and a Best Dressed competition with more than $10,000 in cash and prizes, including a $5,000 cash grand prize.
Yes, that means your costume could be more than a conversation starter. It could also be your most ambitious creative project of the year.
Tickets are currently listed from around $50.
Best for: Big-room clubbing, immersive Halloween décor, elaborate costumes and people who have been planning their outfit since June.
Official event details and tickets
10. BASSMENT BOUNCE: HALLOWEEN
31 October 2026 | The Coup, Ann Siang Hill | 11pm–late
Prefer your Halloween less mainstream and more sub-bass?
Revision Music brings BASSMENT BOUNCE back to The Coup for a Halloween costume party packed with bass-heavy sounds, jungle influences and underground energy.
The lineup includes GAHMEN, HALIA, HELIOS XL and RTJ, with special guest KIAT on the UPPERSERANGOON sound system.
This is one for the people who like their music deep, their dance floors dark and their Halloween costumes slightly difficult to explain to their parents.
Tickets are listed at $15 for early release, $18 for presale and $20 at the door, subject to availability.
Best for: Jungle, bass music, underground dance culture and Halloween night without the big-room club formula.
So, Where Are You Going This Halloween?
Singapore Halloween parties in 2026 are serving quite the range.
Want Mandopop and singalongs? There's 弯LOVE's 弯圣节2026.
Want drag and queer nightlife? There's HAIR RAISER.
Want techno-adjacent bass, underground sounds or a proper rave? There's plenty to choose from.
Want to spend Halloween looking like the most fabulous villain in a musical? Salud is calling.
And if your costume is a last-minute black outfit with devil horns, don't worry. Your secret is safe with us.
Just remember to plan your transport, eat before and while drinking, pace yourself, hydrate and know your limits.
Because the only thing scarier than a Halloween party is waking up the next morning with no recollection of how you got home.
So let the drinks start flowing…
But first, Locohol. 💊🇸🇬
Read our Locohol Hangover Guide before your next night out.
Halloween Parties in Singapore 2026: Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best Halloween parties in Singapore in 2026?
Upcoming options include the Bloodmoon Kiki Ball 2 on 17 October, 弯LOVE's TRICK OR TEASE on 17 October, HAIR RAISER featuring Gottmik on 24 October, The Fever's Halloween disco on 30 October and Zouk's PLAY DEAD on 31 October.
When are Halloween parties happening in Singapore in 2026?
Halloween falls on Saturday, 31 October 2026. Parties are happening throughout the second half of October, with notable dates on 17, 22, 23, 24, 30 and 31 October.
Where can I find queer Halloween parties in Singapore?
Queer nightlife options include the Bloodmoon Kiki Ball 2 at *SCAPE on 17 October, 弯LOVE's Mandopop Halloween party at Fate by HaveFun on 17 October, and HAIR RAISER featuring Gottmik at MDLR on 24 October.
Are there Halloween parties in Singapore with costume competitions?
Yes. RED SIN at Behind Clay on 30 October includes a best-dressed competition, while Zouk's PLAY DEAD on 30 and 31 October has more than $10,000 in Best Dressed prizes, including a $5,000 cash grand prize.
Are there Halloween parties in Singapore for fans of different music genres?
Yes. Options include Mandopop at 弯LOVE, disco at The Fever, musical theatre at B'way Rave, bass and jungle at BASSMENT BOUNCE, and drag-centred nightlife at HAIR RAISER.
What should I wear to a Halloween party in Singapore?
Check each event's dress code. Some encourage costumes without requiring them, while masquerade events and costume competitions give you an extra reason to plan your look. Choose something comfortable enough for Singapore's heat and a long night of dancing.
Planning note: Dates, ticket prices and availability can change. Check the linked organiser or ticketing page before making plans.