The festivities at CÉ LA VI will begin on the eve of the Singapore Grand Prix Formula 1.
CÉ LA VI's special international DJ lineup includes the biggest names in electronic music from Africa and the UK.
CÉ LA VI Singapore is located at the Marina Bay Sands.
CÉ LA VI Singapore is shifting gears for the Formula 1 weekend, with international DJs taking over the decks high above the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
CÉ LA VI is gearing up for the Singapore Grand Prix Formula 1 weekend with a host of activations to amp up the high-energy festivities this coming October. Perched 57 storeys above the city at Marina Bay Sands, the rooftop restaurant, bar and nightclub has one of the city’s most impressive vantage points. From 8 to 11 October 2026, it will turn its attention to Race Week with late-night parties, Afro House heavyweights and one of electronic music’s most enduring names.
The celebrations begin on Thursday, 8 October 2026 with the Race Week Kick-Off Party. Starting at 11pm and continuing late into the night, the event will set the pace before the racing action begins at the Marina Bay Street Circuit the following day. With the skyline stretching out beneath the Club Lounge, few Singapore venues are better positioned for a Formula 1 warm-up.
South African DJ and producer Caiiro, who is one of Afro House’s most recognisable figures, will headline the sky-high venue on Saturday, 10 October 2026. Emerging onto the scene in the mid-2010s, his sound combines hypnotic percussion, African rhythms and deep electronic textures. Releases including “Agora”, “Pyramids” and “The Akan” have helped establish his international following, while his energetic sets have taken him from clubs across Africa to stages around the world.
Joining him is fellow South African artist Da Capo. Born Nicodimas Sekheta Mogashoa, the producer has built his reputation through melodic Afro House and emotionally charged electronic music. His debut album Indigo Child won Album of the Year at the 2018 Dance Music Awards South Africa, and he was named Best Afro House Artist at the DJ Awards in Ibiza the following year.
Together, Caiiro and Da Capo will soundtrack one of Race Week’s biggest nights with a marathon session running into Sunday morning.
Then comes the finale. On Sunday, 11 October 2026, CÉ LA VI will host Carl Cox. The British electronic music pioneer emerged from the UK rave scene in the 1980s and became a defining figure in house and techno. Known for his commanding three-deck sets and unmistakable enthusiasm behind the booth, Cox has headlined festivals and clubs across the globe.
His association with Ibiza is particularly legendary. Cox held a celebrated 15-year residency at Space Ibiza, helping make the club one of the world’s most famous dance music destinations before its closure in 2016. Decades into his career, he remains a formidable presence on the international electronic music circuit.
Jeremy Healy will also take to the decks with his new wave soundscapes on Sunday, 11 October 2026. With decades of experience behind him, Healy will soundtrack the night with his masterful remixing talents that have made him a longtime producer for Gwen Stefani, a music director for the annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, and a familiar collaborator with luxury labels Chaumet and Dior.
With the cars racing at street level and the parties continuing 57 floors above, CÉ LA VI is once again positioning itself at the heart of Singapore’s biggest weekend. From Afro House to full-throttle techno, Race Week 2026 looks set to finish on a suitably loud note.
Entry tickets to the parties at CÉ LA VI during the Formula 1 weekend start from $58, inclusive of one premium house pour, to $375, inclusive of two glasses of Champagne or two premium house pours, and are now available for booking.
Where: CÉ LA VI Singapore, Marina Bay Sands, Bayfront, Singapore
When: 8 to 11 October 2026
Contact: sg.celavi.com