October 2026 Party Guide: 10 Parties to Know in Singapore

October 2026 Party Guide: 10 Parties to Know in Singapore

October has officially arrived, and Singapore nightlife has decided to make it everyone else's problem.

F1 race week is about to take over the city, Halloween is lurking around the corner, and in between there's techno, house, Mandopop, queer nightlife, warehouse energy and enough late nights to make your Google Calendar question your life choices.

So here's our October 2026 party guide for Singapore — featuring 10 parties worth knowing about from now until the end of the month.


1. AFTER 2049 presents: Claptone & Crusy

9 October 2026 | Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck

F1 weekend tends to bring out the city's more extravagant side.

AFTER 2049 returns to the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, 57 floors above Singapore, with Claptone and Crusy on the lineup alongside ANONM, Leon, Milam and Mo-Shi.

There's also 360° spatial audio by Polygon Live, exclusive to AFTER 2049 in Asia for 2026.

Basically, it's a rooftop party with a rather unfair view.

Best for: F1 weekend, house music and people who enjoy their nights 57 floors above everyone else.


2. RASA presents Lil' Louis

9 October 2026 | RASA

RASA presents Lil' Louis (The Founding Father Of House) - Flyer frontHouse music history lesson, but make it a Friday night.

Lil' Louis, often credited as one of the pioneers of house music, heads to RASA for a five-hour set alongside Suffyan and XINYI.

Expect house, disco influences and a proper dancefloor rather than a “let's just have one drink” kind of evening.

Best for: House heads, classic club culture and people who know that French Kiss is more than a bad first date.


3. GrooveTop x Temper presents Taylah Elaine

10 October 2026 | Temper Wine Room & Lounge

GrooveTop x Temper present Taylah ElaineLondon DJ Taylah Elaine makes her Singapore debut at Temper during race week.

Her sets move between Hip-Hop, R&B, Global Dance, Electronic and UK Garage, which is a fairly efficient way of saying: expect the genre boundaries to get blurry.

It's an intimate venue, tickets are limited and the first release was listed at $68.

Best for: Hip-Hop, R&B, UK Garage and people who prefer their parties intimate rather than industrial-scale.


4. LIGHTS OUT feat. Carl Cox

11 October 2026 | CÉ LA VI Singapore

And now for the part where F1 weekend becomes completely unreasonable.

Carl Cox takes over CÉ LA VI's Club Lounge from 10pm to 6am, bringing driving techno and peak-time energy 57 floors above Marina Bay.

General admission is currently sold out, but table bookings remain available.

Because apparently watching fast cars wasn't enough. Now we need fast BPM too.

Best for: Techno, F1 weekend and rooftop views that make your normal Friday night look slightly underachieving.


5. ARTBAT | Singapore 2026

17 October 2026 | Pasir Panjang Power Station

Ukrainian melodic-techno duo ARTBAT make their Singapore debut at Pasir Panjang Power Station, bringing their cinematic, driving sound to one of the city's more unusual nightlife spaces.

General admission is listed at $158, with VIP Stage Passes also available.

A power station. Melodic techno. Saturday night.

We're beginning to suspect October has a theme.

Best for: Melodic techno, industrial spaces and anyone who thinks regular clubs are a little too regular.


6. The Bloodmoon Kiki Ball 2

17 October 2026 | *SCAPE Treetop

Things are getting spooky in a completely different direction.

The Bloodmoon Kiki Ball returns for its second edition, drawing on Asian myths, horror stories and folklore for a night of performance, dance and ballroom culture.

It runs from 5pm to 10pm, with tickets at $20.

Halloween doesn't always need a DJ booth.

Sometimes it needs a little more drama.

Best for: Ballroom culture, queer nightlife, performance and people who came dressed correctly for the occasion.


7. 弯LOVE 10.17: TRICK OR TEASE 弯圣节趴

17 October 2026 | Fate by HaveFun, Cineleisure

Halloween, but make it Mandopop.

弯LOVE returns with TRICK OR TEASE, featuring Mandopop all night, singalongs and three very different kinds of 鬼:

酒鬼 — The Party Animal
贪吃鬼 — The Hungry One
色鬼 — The Dirty-Minded One

Which one are you?

Tickets currently start from $48 online, with a 10% early-bird promotion running until 9 October.

One night. Three ghosts. Zero chance somebody behaves.

Best for: Mandopop, Halloween, singalongs and people who already know their answer to “你是什么鬼?”


8. THE HALLOWEEN RAVE

23 October 2026 | Hard Rock Cafe Singapore

THE HALLOWEEN RAVEHalloween starts early at Hard Rock Cafe with a 360° Boiler Room-style rave featuring FROZT and HUNCHO.

Expect UK Garage, Indo-Afro, Drum & Bass, world music and an immersive setup designed to put you in the middle of the action rather than safely observing from the sidelines.

Doors open at 9:30pm.

Best for: Bass music, Halloween costumes and people who don't believe in standing quietly at the back.


9. Sins & Seduction Vol. 17: Grand Anniversary Halloween

24 October 2026 | 66 Chambers

Sins and Seduction Vol 17Halloween gets a little more mysterious at Sins & Seduction, which returns for its Grand Anniversary Halloween edition.

Expect mystery, suspense, interactive games and a social atmosphere designed around meeting people rather than simply standing beside them for five hours.

The event runs from 7:30pm to 1am and is strictly for adults.

Come for the Halloween theme.

Stay because apparently you made some new friends.

Best for: Social nightlife, Halloween and people who'd rather mingle than shout “WHAT?” across a dance floor.


10. Halloween 2026 — PLAY DEAD

31 October 2026 | Zouk Singapore

coverAnd finally: Halloween night itself.

Zouk's PLAY DEAD turns the club into a twisted version of childhood toy nostalgia, spread across four transformed rooms with immersive installations and Halloween activations.

There's also more than S$10,000 in cash and prizes for Best Dressed across the Halloween weekend, including a S$5,000 grand prize.

So yes, your costume has officially entered the competition.

Best for: Big-room clubbing, elaborate costumes and anyone who has been waiting all year to be unnecessarily dramatic.


So... what's the October plan?

October in Singapore is giving us a little bit of everything.

F1 race week. House. Techno. Melodic techno. Mandopop. Queer nightlife. Halloween. Rooftops. Power stations.

And probably at least one WhatsApp conversation that starts with:

“Guys, tonight chill only okay?”

We both know how that ends.

Whatever you get up to, remember the basics: eat before and while drinking, pace yourself, drink water, alternate with non-alcoholic drinks and know your limits.

So cheers to October!

But first, Locohol. 🇸🇬

Read our Locohol Hangover Guide before your next night out.


October 2026 Party Guide FAQ

What parties are happening in Singapore in October 2026?

Upcoming October 2026 parties include F1 race-week events, house and techno nights, Mandopop parties, queer nightlife and Halloween events. Notable upcoming dates include 9 October, 10–11 October, 17 October, 23 October, 24 October and 31 October.

What are the best F1 parties in Singapore in October 2026?

F1 race-week nightlife includes AFTER 2049 with Claptone and Crusy at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark on 9 October, GrooveTop x Temper with Taylah Elaine on 10 October, and CÉ LA VI's LIGHTS OUT featuring Carl Cox on 11 October.

Where can I find techno parties in Singapore in October 2026?

ARTBAT's Singapore debut at Pasir Panjang Power Station on 17 October and CÉ LA VI's Carl Cox event on 11 October are two major electronic options, alongside other house and techno events throughout the month.

Where can I find Mandopop parties in Singapore in October 2026?

弯LOVE's TRICK OR TEASE takes place on 17 October at Fate by HaveFun, Cineleisure, with Mandopop throughout the night.

What Halloween parties are happening in Singapore in 2026?

Upcoming Halloween nightlife includes the Bloodmoon Kiki Ball on 17 October, THE HALLOWEEN RAVE on 23 October, Sins & Seduction's Grand Anniversary Halloween on 24 October and Zouk's PLAY DEAD Halloween party on 31 October.

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