The Amsterdam-born rave collective Intercell is making its Asian debut with a two-city tour, landing first in Singapore on November 21 at Pasir Panjang Power Station before heading to Hong Kong’s Aquabeat on November 22. Organized by Collective Minds, the tour marks the first time the notorious warehouse techno powerhouse brings its signature blend of hard techno, acid, and hardgroove to the region, featuring a stacked lineup of international heavyweights and local talents.
Founded in 2015, Intercell emerged from Amsterdam’s underground scene, where it cut its teeth throwing parties in industrial spaces and championing the harder edge of electronic music. What started as a local collective has since ballooned into a global force, with past lineups boasting names like 999999999, I Hate Models, Pegassi, and MCR-T. Its programming spans intimate club sets to sprawling warehouse events, all centered on a relentless, high-BPM sound that has earned it a devoted following across Europe and beyond.
For the Singapore stop, the bill is a who’s who of contemporary techno and club culture. Effy brings fast, club-ready sets rooted in high-energy techno and house, while Mall Grab—known for his eclectic mix of rave, house, techno, and breakbeat—commands a massive following. Osmosis Jones adds a harder, more experimental edge, and Skin On Skin delivers frenetic sets that pull from techno, house, trance, and hardcore.
Rounding out the lineup are two Singaporean DJs: Hammy (Melia Raine), a fixture in creative collectives like Santai, Average Service, Rasa Space, and Ice Cream Sundays; and HBN (Ella Hadid), co-founder of underground collective Last Saturdays. The duo will play a back-to-back set rooted in bass and club culture, blending genres fluidly for a high-energy clash of distinct perspectives.
“Rather than sticking to one lane, their collaborative sound moves fluidly across electronic and rhythm-heavy genres,” a Collective Minds representative shared.
Presale sign-ups are now open for exclusive access. Interested attendees can register via the link provided and follow Intercell’s Instagram for updates.
This debut tour signals a broader appetite for hard techno in Asia, a region where warehouse rave culture is still gaining momentum. For Singaporeans, the event offers a rare chance to experience a collective that has defined Amsterdam’s underground for nearly a decade—right in the heart of Pasir Panjang.
Next steps: Secure your presale spot now, and keep an eye on Collective Minds’ social channels for additional lineup details and set times. For those craving more cultural events, Singapore’s first Indie Bookshop Day hits 20 stores this October, and the National Museum’s revamped Singapore History Gallery reopens the same month.