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Jay Chou, Dua Lipa among music stars performing at F1 Singapore Grand Prix
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Chou recently released a new single, If You Don't Love Me, It's Fine, that is climbing up the charts in Singapore. (Multimedia Entertainment via The Straits Times/File)
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andopop king Jay Chou, British pop sensation Dua Lipa and Dutch dance music star Martin Garrix are some of the major music acts performing at the upcoming Formula 1 2018 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix.
Taking place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit from Sept 14 to 16, the line-up will also include British singer and former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, American alternative rock band The Killers, Mercury Prize-winning Scottish trio Young Fathers, British pop-soul veterans Simply Red, American hip-hop pioneers The Sugarhill Gang, Japanese rock band Sekai No Owari and ABBA impersonators Bjorn Again.
DJ-producer Garrix is currently at the top of DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs poll. His hit songs include a duet, Scared To Be Lonely, last year (2017) with Lipa, who won two Brit Awards for British Breakthrough Act and British Female Solo Act in February. Both of them will perform at the Padang on the last day, Sept 16.
The Killers and Gallagher will perform at the Padang on Sept 15.
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Chou recently released a new single, If You Don't Love Me, It's Fine, that is climbing up the charts in Singapore. He will perform at the Padang on the first day, Sept 14. His set will feature home-grown jazz singer Joanna Dong, whom he mentored last year in the reality music show Sing! China.
Home-grown acts such as DJ-producer Myrne, indie band M1LDL1FE and pop-jazz singer Miss Lou are also set to perform.
The annual F1 concerts are some of the biggest gigs held in Singapore, with a massive main stage at the Padang that draws up to 60,000 music fans a night.
Tickets for the 11th edition of the night race in Singapore start from $38 for single-day wheelchair accessible platforms and $78 for single-day walkabouts with access to the performance areas in Zone 4, which includes the Padang stage, and are available at singaporegp.sg.
