The entertainment lineup for the 2026 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix race in Marina Bay, Singapore is stacked. The main stage acts for the event slated to take place from Oct. 9-11 include the Goo Goo Dolls, Split Enz and an F1 Drivers’ Fan Forum where fans can catch the drivers on the Wharf Stage on the first two days.
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The General Stage will host DJ Snake, Major Lazer Soundsystem, Tokimonsta, Run-DMC’s Rev Run, Mark Ronson, a DJ set from Australian electronic house duo Flight Facilities and Zhu.
In an Instagram post announcing the lineup, organizers said the lineup for the main Padang Stage and Zone 4 acts will be announced soon. “From high-octane track action with F1, F1 Sprint and Porsche Carrera Cup Asia to back-to-back international DJ sets at an all-new Barge Stage, a Zone 1 ticket unlocks the best of racing and entertainment across the Circuit Park 🙌🏼,” read another post revealing the lineup.
Limited three-day and single-day tickets are now available at singaporegp.sg.
“The F1 Sprint race sets the tone for a thrilling Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2026 weekend. Building on the excitement on track, we are raising the tempo with a multi-genre line-up featuring some of the biggest names in entertainment, including high-calibre DJs that have headlined EDM festivals around the world,” said Adam Firth, executive director of Singapore GP Pte Ltd. in a statement. “The artist line-up for the Padang Stage is progressing well and will be announced shortly, as we complete a jam-packed race weekend festival that extends well beyond the track.”
Last year’s lineup featured the Foo Fighters booking their first gig of 2025, headlining the Padang Stage alongside DJ/producer Alan Walker at the event that also featured South Korean rapper/singers CL and G-Dragon, Indonesian pop singer Putri Ariani and Singapore pop group Oakë, as well as Crowded House, Babymetal, The Lathums, U.K. singer Tom Grennan, Elton John, the Smashing Pumpkins and Wombats.
