Nightlife

Whether you're in the mood for a champagne-soaked day party in Canggu or a laidback lunch with your toes in the sand, Bali's beach clubs know exactly how to dial up the good times.

Singapore has another reason to raise a glass, with Offtrack landing at No.89 on The 50 Best Bars’ 51-100 list for 2026.

Singapore is buzzing 24 hours a day, but it’s after dark that this special city really comes alive.

Singapore is about to get its first proper taste of Dom Dolla, with the GRAMMY-nominated Australian DJ and producer announcing his debut headline show in the city.

Singapore nightlife stalwart Lulu’s Lounge has reopened in Chinatown with a brand new look and a moodier, more polished identity.

From inner-city microbreweries to quirky new spots pouring international pints, lovers of liquid gold are spoilt for choice.

From slick rooftop dance floors to underground rooms where the music comes first and the lights come second, the Lion City's nightclub scene has something for every kind of night out.

Singapore’s cocktail scene has once again secured its place among the region’s elite, with Jigger & Pony leading the city’s charge on the newly released Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2026 list.

Singapore's cocktail scene has once again proved it's one of Asia's strongest, with seven local bars landing on the newly released Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026 extended 51-100 list.

The Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix is set to return from 9 to 11 October 2026, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the biggest editions yet.

Halloween is creeping back into Resorts World Sentosa, and this year it's going bigger than ever.

Singapore’s best dive bars for cheap drinks, great vibes and zero pretence. Here’s where to drink casually and cheaply. 

When McDonald’s, your local kopi joint and the usual prata run start to feel a little too predictable, it’s time to level up your late-night feed.

As the vibrant capital of Japan, Tokyo pulsates with an energy that is truly unparalleled.

Singapore's cocktail scene is getting a major glow-up this June with the debut of Singapore Cocktail Crossover (SGCX), a new citywide festival blending world-class bars with food, music, fashion, art and design.

From OG budget karaoke rooms to neon-drenched theme palaces and Korean noraebang, here’s where to sing your heart out without getting side-eyed by the neighbours.

For fans across Singapore and the wider region, this is the closest and most accessible Tomorrowland has ever been.

Zouk Singapore will undergo a multi-million-dollar refurbishment from January 2026, with major upgrades across Zouk Mainroom, Phuture, Capital and RedTail, set to complete by June 2026.

From waterfront viewpoints to blow-out hotel parties and rooftop countdowns, here’s where to watch Singapore’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.

If squeezing into Marina Bay isn’t on your NYE bingo card this year, good news: Singapore’s bringing the party straight to the neighbourhoods.

According to Burnt Ends chef Dave Pynt, even a quick stop in Singapore is enough to get out and see the best of the city. 

Charlotte de Witte, the world’s undisputed queen of techno, is back and she’s bringing her dark, hypnotic energy to Pasir Panjang Power Station on Friday, 12 December 2025.

Jigger & Pony Group, the award-winning hospitality powerhouse behind Jigger & Pony, is launching POP CITY X PONY.

Whether it’s stirred into a Margarita, poured tall in a Paloma, or sipped neat from a tulip glass, tequila is having a serious moment.

As we count down to Asia’s biggest motorsport and entertainment extravaganza, do yourself a favour and book a spot at Twenty3—you can thank us later.

Scrambling to find a romantic spot to take your Valentine this year? We've got you covered.

While many of us have been to Singapore, not everyone has really experienced it. Sure, Changi Airport is (in our opinion) the best in the world, but beyond the tarmac, butterfly garden and a free 24-hour cinema, the stunning garden city is just waiting to be explored.

Here, we uncover Koh’s must-visits and recommendations—and why Singapore’s culinary industry is unlike anywhere you’ve eaten before.