Cover All the musical acts performing at Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024
All the musical acts performing at Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024
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Look forward to over 100 hours of performances from over 10 artists at Formula 1 Singapore this year
It’s time to rev up our party engines as the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is returning from September 20 to 24. Each year, the exciting race comes with a star-studded line-up of performances and this year is no different. Come F1 weekend, look forward to over 100 hours of entertainment, including over 10 artists across 12 different stages.
Kicking off race weekend on September 20 is the popular American band OneRepublic. The pop-rock band is set to perform their hits and brand-new songs from their latest album Artificial Paradise at the Zone 4 Padang Stage. Along with OneRepublic, British electronic DJ duo Honne and Australian indie-rock band The Jungle Giants will also be lighting up the stage on Friday.
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Saturday night will see pop icon Kylie Minogue returning to the Singapore circuit, with her last performance being in 2016 where she headlined the Singapore F1 Grand Prix’s entertainment segment. The Australian singer will bring her unparalleled energy and catalogue of hits spanning five decades to the stage. Together with the Locomotion singer are K-pop girl group BabyMonster, quartet The Corrs, DJ James Murphy, legendary American R&B band Kool & the Gang, and more.
Come race day (September 22), look forward to Lenny Kravitz’s debut in Singapore. Known for his dynamic stage presence and genre-blending sound, the multi-time Grammy winner’s performance is sure to be a fitting finale to the Grand Prix. Sunday will also see the appearance of singer-songwriter Kelis Rogers and Australian artiste Dean Lewis.
This year, single-day walkabout tickets are available, offering access to performances in Zone 4, including the main Padang Stage, allowing us to curate our own Grand Prix experience. Tickets are available for purchase at the official F1 Singapore Grand Prix website.
Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
