Parties in Singapore are turning up the heat with bass-heavy raves and throwback vibes. Here’s where to find them this month.
Parties in Singapore are a whole vibe! We’ve squeezed into sweaty crowds, felt the bass thump in my chest, and danced the night away at the coolest nightclubs in Singapore. From themed nights and mega raves, this is your insider’s guide to where the beats are fresh, the energy’s electric, and the vibes are unforgettable. Don’t feel like dancing through the night? We know some daytime parties in Singapore that are perfect for you.
Parties and raves in Singapore: August 2026
1. Seoul Anthem
Another K-pop party in Singapore? Yes, but there’s more than enough room for all of them. Introducing Seoul Anthem, a brand new shindig created especially for K-pop fans. Think non-stop dance anthems that’ll have you grooving and jiving, no awkward silences, and definitely no fillers that’ll make you evacuate the dance floor. If you’ve been Seoul searching, this is where you’ll find it!
When: 7 August 2026, 10pm to 3am
How much: From $25
Where: Seoul Anthem, Blu Jaz, #01-09, Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
2. EmonightSG: The B-Sides
Not into K-pop? Perhaps we can interest you in this rave instead, which is still going strong and attracting multi-generational partygoers. Look forward to alternative music ringing in your ears, from modern metal-core to pop punk and, of course, emo. So pull out the skinny jeans from your closet, pile on the eyeliner, and get hyped up for No. 90 of The B-Sides series.
When: 7 August 2026, 10.30pm to 3am
How much: From $22
Where: EmonightSG: The B-Sides, Hard Rock Cafe, #02-01 Hpl House, 50 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249724
3. Flashback : National Day
What better way to celebrate Singapore turning a year older than with a special edition of Flashback! Pull up in your best red and white fit or dress up as your “favourite Singaporean” (whatever that means) and boogie down to throwbacks and local hits we all know and love. Imagine breaking it down to National Day songs on the dance floor! That’s downright wacky, but we expect nothing less from this party collective.
When: 8 August 2026, 10.30pm to 3am
How much: From $28
Where: Flashback : National Day by UnfilteredPresents, Hard Rock Cafe, #02-01 Hpl House, 50 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249724
4. Mando Jumbo
If you’ve got nothing to do this National Day besides catching the parade and marvelling at fireworks, add this to your calendar. Rabbit’s Hole is bringing back the wildest themed party – and everyone’s invited. Sing your heart out to the biggest Mandopop anthems that defined generations, manyao classics, and even National Day classics! Not a Mandopop fan? Don’t worry, just step into the Lost Room for all your favourite pop tunes.
When: 9 August 2026, 11pm to 3am
How much: From $35
Where: Mando Jumbo, Rabbit’s Hole, #04-02, Oxley Tower, 138 Robinson Road, Singapore 068906
5. Coast to Toast: Shanghai Edition
For one night only, you’re welcome to raise a toast to Shanghai, one of the most celebrated cocktail destinations. Get ready to sip on concoctions by guest shift barista Chase White, founder of Bar Blanc, and discover why they’re so acclaimed across Shanghai’s bar scene. Victor Aime, co-founder of Le Baron Shanghai, will provide the night’s soundtrack with plenty of cool tunes.
When: 14 August 2026, 11pm to 2am
How much: From $30
Where: Coast to Toast: Shanghai Edition, HighHouse, Level 61-62, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616
6. Latino Anthem
Who’s up for an unforgettable night filled with Latin rhythm and dancehall beats? Bring your dancing shoes and let your hair down at Latino Anthem’s third anniversary celebration, with all the best Latin pop and reggaeton hits, refreshing drinks, and great company.
When: 15 August 2026, 10pm to 3am
How much: From $15
Where: Latino Anthem, Blu Jaz, #01-09, Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
7. FTW!
Now this is the definition of partying all night. FTW returns to lend some excitement to your midweek routine and get you hyped up for the rest of the week. Sip on free-flow drinks till midnight, put your skills to the test at the Windee machine, and hit the dance floor until it’s time for the sun to rise. Secure your tickets now for a fun time where the music never stops, and the energy is always at 100.
When: 19 August 2026, 9pm to 6am
How much: From $20
Where: FTW!, Marquee, B1-6710, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
8. Millennium Mambo
Love for the Y2K isn’t dying down anytime soon, and we’re so here for it. Those still enamoured with this era should make their way to Nova, where the biggest pop, R&B, hip-hop, and EDM bops will keep you on your feet from start to finish. Oh, remember this mantra: dress like it’s 2004 and dance like it’s 2026. Missed this? It’s okay, ‘cos Millennium Mambo takes place every Thursday night.
When: 20 August 2026, 10pm to 1am
How much: Free entry
Where: Millennium Mambo, Nova, Level 63, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616
9. 1 Year of Giving
How about a party created by the people, for the people in Singapore? Clear your calendar for Give’s first anniversary, which sees DJ Storm take over the decks for an energetic techno set that’ll have partygoers bouncing off the windows and the walls.
When: 22 August 2026, 10pm to 3am
How much: From $40
Where: 1 Year of Giving: Give’s 1st Anniversary Presents Storm, MDLR, #02-00, 62 Cecil Street, Singapore 049710
10. Fudge
Guess who’s back for round three! Fudge returns to Rasa in Republic Plaza, and headlining this edition is London-based multi-hyphenate Mera Bhai. Expect a mix of UK garage, French house, and 70s Brazilian funk, along with the regular stable of hip hop, afro, house, and electronic music on the dance floor.
When: 22 August 2026, 10pm to 4am
How much: From $25
Where: GrooveTop x Twelve Degree present Fudge, Rasa, #02-01, Republic Plaza (Tower 1), 9 Raffles Place, Singapore 048619
11. Undgrnd: The Comeback
Here’s another party that’s making a comeback in Singapore this month. A special international guest artist will headline the night… and that’s all we know for now. But trust that it’ll be worth the wait. What you can look forward to is a night packed with heavy beats, immersive productions, and the signature party atmosphere that’ll keep you up till 4am.
When: 29 August 2026, 10pm to 4am
How much: From $20
Where: Undgrnd: The Comeback, Chada by Tin Box, #01-503, Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
12. Love 8.29: Birthday Party
August babies, where you at? This birthday bash is for you – whether you’re turning 21, 31, 41, or pretending to be 25 for the umpteenth time. Swing by HaveFun for a special edition filled with Mandopop hits, surprise gifts, and lots of birthday energy. Be sure to sing louder, party harder, and have fun together!
When: 29 August 2026, 10pm to 3am
How much: From $48
Where: Love 8.29: Birthday Party, Fate by HaveFun, #08-01, Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695
Eat, sleep, rave, repeat… who are you taking to these epic parties in Singapore?
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the minimum age for entry into Singapore's parties?
Age restrictions are strictly enforced, so always bring a valid, non-expired form of ID. For most clubs like Zouk, the minimum age is 18. However, for exclusive lounges and certain events, the age limit is 21 for men. Be sure to check the venue’s specific policy before heading out.
What's the dress code at parties in Singapore, and what should I wear?
For most clubs and bars, the vibe is "smart casual." Think button-down shirts and long pants for guys, and anything chic but comfortable for ladies. In general, it's safest to avoid shorts, singlets, and open-toed shoes like slippers or sandals, as these can get you turned away. Our pro tip? Opt for comfy shoes you can actually dance in – your feet will thank you later!
Do I need to book a table or can I just walk in?
This depends on the venue and the night. For a popular club on a weekend, it's a huge gamble. Walk-ins are possible, but you'll likely face a long queue and a cover charge. If you’re with a group and want a guaranteed spot, booking bottle service or a table is your best bet, though it can come with a hefty minimum spend. For smaller bars and day parties, walking in is usually fine.
What should I bring with me?
Less is more! Carry only the essentials: your ID, a credit card or cash for quick transactions, and your phone (with a portable charger if you're planning a long night!). A small crossbody bag is ideal for keeping your hands free for dancing.
How can I save money on a night out?
Club drinks are notoriously expensive. A common and very effective strategy among locals is to "pre-game": have a few drinks at a cheaper bar or at a friend's place before heading to the main event. Another tip? Keep an eye out for ladies' nights or specific promotions, which many venues offer on weekdays.
What's the etiquette at a rave?
If you're heading to a rave or a more underground event, the key is to be respectful and present. Put your phone down and be in the moment. Be mindful of your personal space on the dance floor and avoid pushing through crowds. It's also a good idea to support the scene by buying drinks and not sneaking in outside alcohol. Organisers put in a lot of work (and money!) to create these experiences for you.
Are parties and raves safe in Singapore?
Singapore is generally a very safe city. However, as with any nightlife scene, it’s always wise to stay vigilant. Never leave your drink unattended, and always go out with friends you trust. Don’t be afraid to ask a bartender or a fellow patron for help if you need it – most people in the scene will have your back.
