TheJakartaPost
Please Update your browser
Your browser is out of date, and may not be compatible with our website. A list of the most popular web browsers can be found below.
Just click on the icons to get to the download page.
Tiesto, Afrojack to spin at opening weekend of Marquee Singapore
Change Size
Grammy-winning DJ-producer Tiesto speaks to the media, on March 22, 2017, at the opening of Tiesto Miami, a pop up boutique in Miami Beach, Florida. (AFP/Gaston De Cardenas )
M
arquee Singapore, which is set to be the Republic's largest nightclub, will have superstar DJs Tiesto and Afrojack spinning on its opening weekend next month.
The two Dutchmen are considered to be among the biggest names in electronic dance music (EDM), with both also having helmed top EDM festivals here.
Tiesto is set to play on April 12, while Afrojack will play on April 13 with a special guest performer who is yet to be announced.
In a statement yesterday, the club said this will be the first of "back-to-back weekends featuring some of the world's top DJ talent".
Limited pre-sale tickets for the opening weekend, priced at $20, went on sale online from yesterday at marqueesingapore.com. Tickets are not inclusive of the booking fee and drinks. Online tickets were sold out by yesterday afternoon.
Read also: Singapore's largest nightclub Marquee to open at Marina Bay Sands in April
However, tickets priced at $28 for women and $38 for men will still be available at the door and come with one drink. Entry is only for those aged 18 and above.
Marquee Singapore, located within The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, boasts an eight-armed indoor ferris wheel and a three-storey slide in the 2,300 sq m space.
The mega club is part of Tao Group's efforts to expand into Asia and adds to Marquee's New York, Las Vegas and Sydney outlets. Tao Group is considered one of the United States' leading nightlife, entertainment and dining businesses.
This article appeared on The Straits Times newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
