From superstar DJs to serious sound systems, these are the best spots to dance the night away in Singapore.
The Lion City is far from being a city under curfew. Singapore has seen some of the world’s most renowned DJs draw massive crowds to nightclubs that offer unbeatable views of the urban skyline, immersive digital sets, and more. Today, the scene is studded with hotspots that bring on the energy and soundtrack worth staying till the crack of dawn for.
From rubbing shoulders with the who’s who in town to the latest destination to see and be seen at, and a beach club that just never disappoints, these are the nightclubs in Singapore for those who like to party hard.
AVENUE
There’s something for everybody within the swanky halls of AVENUE at Marina Bay Sands. Decked out in dark wood furnishings, marble counters, and heavy curtains separating the adjoining rooms, the nightclub is inspired by a New York City penthouse. Alongside resident DJ PARTYWITHJAY, AVENUE has hosted renowned names such as Justin Bieber’s official tour DJ Tay James and the Sydney-based music maestro DJ K-Time, who have made the venue a clubbing destination for hip-hop, R&B, and throwback beats.
Between breaks tearing up the dance floor, partygoers can head over to AVENUE’s game room where a mini bowling alley, billiards table, vintage arcade pinball machine, and skee-ball booths await. Thursdays offer a particularly attractive offer with its G.D.F.R (Get Down For Real) programme, where all guests get to enjoy complimentary free-flow drinks from 10pm to 1am. Otherwise, Wednesdays are dedicated to ladies’ night, and stay tuned for special DJ headline acts on Fridays and Saturdays.
Where: AVENUE, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Bayfront, Singapore
When: Wednesday to Saturday, 10pm to 6am
Contact: taogroup.com
Bae’s Cocktail Club
Bae’s Cocktail Club distils the bustling South Korean nightlife scene to its essence and has become one of Singapore’s most vibrant dining enclaves. The menu features Korean-inspired bar bites, including beef bulgogi sliders and kimchi ramen, sitting alongside Korean spirits-forward tipples such as a piña colada with makgeolli cocktail and a herbaceous soju and basil number.
The DJ decks come alive from 11pm with hip-hop and R&B sets by its resident entertainers and a rotating cast of famous global names, including DJ Siangyoo, the viral Filipino DJ phenomenon, and DJ Mina, whose performances have garnered their own cult following in Asia and North America. Thr nightclub has also become a popular celebrity haunt, with Blackpink’s Lisa, members of the K-pop boy band Seventeen, and Ne-Yo as special guests in the audience.
Where: Bae’s Cocktail Club, Tanjong Pagar Road, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
When: Tuesday to Friday from 6pm to 3am, Saturday and Eve of Public Holidays from 6pm to 4am
Contact: baescocktailclub.sg
HighHouse
A skyline view of a metropolis is hard to beat. Perched on the 61st and 62nd storeys of the One Raffles Place skyscraper at the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District, HighHouse is a luxury dining and nightclub destination driven by an elevated Pan Asian menu and a kaleidoscopic digital ceiling display that mesmerises those who enter. Spanning over 10,000 square feet with floor-to-ceiling windows, guests will be well taken care of with a speciality menu featuring unique drinks such as a savoury Japanese seaweed-infused martini and the Thai-inspired sticky mango highball.
Curated by beverage consultant Jay Gray, an extensive menu of New World and Old World wines, as well as champagnes are also available for occasions that warrant a celebration. HighHouse’s soundtracks lean towards progressive house and techno beats, with DJs Autograf, Mondo Grosso, and NERVO amongst the entertainers that have covered all grounds on its biggest nights.
Where: HighHouse, One Raffles Place, Central Business District, Singapore
When: Monday to Friday from 11:30am to 11pm, Saturday from 5pm to 11pm
Contact: highhouse.sg
Marquee
Marquee brings a distinctly theatrical sensibility to the nightlife scene at Marina Bay Sands. Spread across three levels, the club has hosted an impressive roster of international DJs, including Steve Aoki, Hardwell, and most recently Anyma, Diplo and Martin Garrix, drawing dance music devotees with its high-energy sets and large-scale productions. The interiors are just as ambitious. Towering 30-metre ceilings, wraparound LED displays, and oversized disco balls lend the space a sense of spectacle, while a full-sized Ferris wheel and three-storey spiral slide offer diversions beyond the dance floor.
It is a rare nightclub where the architecture commands almost as much attention as the music. At the bars, located on each floor, premium spirits and cocktails cater to those who prefer their evenings with a little more refinement. Together, the music, elaborate interiors, and considered drinks programme make Marquee a wildly popular destination for regulars and international revellers alike.
Where: Marquee, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Bayfront, Singapore
When: Wednesday from 9pm to 12am, Thursday and Sunday from 12am to 6am, Friday and Saturday from 10pm to 6am
Contact: taogroup.com
Milli
Milli brings dining, mixology and late-night entertainment to the National Gallery Singapore, with a distinctly local point of view. The two-level destination pairs a rooftop restaurant and cocktail bar with a music-led lounge one level below, where DJs take guests from pop and disco funk to hip-hop and R&B. Drinks here are helmed by Vijay Mudaliar, co-founder of acclaimed bar Native, while the culinary offering comes courtesy of LG Han, chef-owner of the acclaimed restaurant Labyrinth.
The cocktails are particularly inventive: The Singaporean Breakfast reimagines kaya toast and kopi as a spirited dessert, while the Peranakan Spritz draws on local flavours with gin, calamansi, and ginger flower. With views overlooking the historic monument Padang upstairs and nostalgia-driven beats downstairs, Milli offers a contemporary take on Singapore nightlife, one that favours cultural familiarity over imported club clichés.
Where: Milli, National Gallery Singapore, City Hall, Singapore
When: Monday, Tuesday, and Sunday from 11am to 1am, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 11am to 3am, and Saturday from 11am to 4am
Contact: millisingapore.com
NOVA
If the skyline views at HighHouse are impressive, then NOVA will leave nightlife crowds in awe. Located one level above its sister venue, the rooftop bar offers unobstructed panoramic city views with DJ sets spanning house, Afro-beats, and urban grooves. Its entertainment residency programme features local nightlife veterans LENERD and SoundsOfFai.
Anchoring the space is its defining feature: ASTRA, a towering, star-shaped light installation by Kuala Lumpur-based artist Jun Ong. Set against sleek steel and aluminium finishes, warm wooden flooring, and cascading greenery, the sculpture lends the space a futuristic edge without overwhelming its open-air setting.
The cocktails draw inspiration from flavours across the Pacific Coast. Highlights include the Triple Lime Sling, a citrus-forward mix of Roku gin, lime cordial and ginger beer, and the Roselle, a refreshing reprieve from the Singapore heat. From its vantage point, NOVA is where it’s at for partying in the sky.
Where: NOVA, One Raffles Place, Central Business District, Singapore
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 6pm to 1am; Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 6pm to 3am
Contact: novabar.sg
RASA Space
RASA Space at Republic Plaza is a 6,000-square-foot venue divided between Hall, a social space for dining and drinks, and Floor, a dedicated music room where up-and-coming DJs take to the decks throughout the night. Designed by Berlin-based Studio Karhard, known for its work on Berghain, the interiors combine floor-to-ceiling windows, plush seating, velvet drapes, and a custom-built sound system by British brand TPI.
The drinks menu, created by master mixologist Louis Tan, draws on unmistakable Singaporean flavours, with highlights including the smoky Lapsang Souchong Negroni, the barbecue-esque Bak Kwa Old Fashioned, and the rich Cempedak Lassi. Beyond the bar, RASA’s programming spans electronic music, live performances, and community events, making it as much a platform for cultural exchange as a place to dance.
Where: RASA Space, Republic Plaza, Raffles Place, Singapore
When: Monday from 11:30am to 2:30pm, Tuesday from 11:30am to 10pm, Wednesday and Thursday from 11:30am to 11pm, Friday from 11:30am to 3am, Saturday from 10pm to 4am
Contact: rasaspace.com
Tanjong Beach Club
Since opening in 2010, Tanjong Beach Club has helped define Singapore’s beach-club culture, offering a slice of coastal escapism on Sentosa’s southernmost shores. Following a major refresh last year, the venue pairs its beachfront setting with laid-back interiors and a sun-soaked pool terrace, making the most of its seaside address. Weekly DJ sets and lively parties keep the atmosphere going from day to dusk, while its cocktails by Cat Bite Club fit perfectly for those who prefer their beach days with a well-made drink in hand.
Food comes courtesy of Fico, the Italian restaurant that opened in September 2026. Led by Chef-Partner Mirko Febbrile, the menu draws on coastal Italian cooking, with handmade pasta, fresh seafood, and dishes cooked over a two-metre charcoal barbecue dome. Highlights include the seafood platter of grilled squid, scallops, octopus, prawns, and lobster, alongside a selection of focaccina, a crisp hybrid of focaccia and pizza. Do not be surprised when relaxing lunches here inadvertently stretch late into the sunset.
Where: Tanjong Beach Club, Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore
When: Monday to Thursday from 10am to 8pm, Friday from 10am to 9pm, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 9pm
Contact: tanjongbeachclub.com
YANG Club
The Riverhouse, a 150-year-old Chinese heritage mansion along Clarke Quay, is YANG Club’s home. The nightclub pairs high-energy DJ sets with live entertainment, moving between hip-hop, electro-pop, EDM, and chart-topping Asian hits. Its setting is part of the appeal. Ornate architectural details meet dramatic lighting, LED displays, and a high-ceilinged interior designed for large-scale parties, while VIP tables and private spaces attend to groups looking to make a raucous night of it.
The drinks menu takes on a decidedly Asian edge, with signature creations such as the Spiced Mala Margarita and the fruity Mt. Hua Guo offering a localised twist. Thus far, international DJ talents such as DJ Puffy, the Barbadian turntablist and Red Bull 3Style World DJ Champion, have taken to the stage to fill the room. Beyond the decks, YANG features live dancers, including The Riverhouse Siren Dancers, and interactive themed events that encourage guests to get involved rather than simply dance from the sidelines.
Where: YANG Club, The Riverhouse, Clarke Quay, Singapore
When: Wednesday from 10:30am to 3am, Friday and Saturday from 10:30am to 4am
Contact: 1-group.sg
Zouk
Few clubs in Singapore can claim Zouk’s enduring partying legacy. Since opening on Jiak Kim Street in 1991, the nightlife institution has shepherded generations of partygoers through house, techno and EDM, while hosting an enviable roster of international heavyweights, including Carl Cox, Avicii, and Armin van Buuren. Now relocated to Clarke Quay, the club has entered another chapter with a multimillion-dollar transformation unveiled in June 2026.
Its redesigned Mainroom features stadium-grade sound systems, full-scale LED installations, and a modular layout that adapts to everything from headline DJ sets to festival-sized events. With room for more than 1,500 guests, there is little danger of the dance floor becoming an awkward, quiet affair. Local talent such as the Zouk fixture Jeremy Boon and Singapore’s prominent DJ Ghetto remain firmly in the mix, alongside international acts and an ever-evolving music programme. Thirty-five years on, it continues to prove that longevity in nightlife requires more than a good playlist and a generous closing time.
Where: Zouk, River Valley Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore
When: Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10pm to 4am
Contact: zoukgroup.com