Two major acts finalize the 2026 F1 Singapore Grand Prix concert series
The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix has revealed its last two headliners for this October’s race weekend: The Killers will close out Saturday night after qualifying, and Lana Del Rey will make her long-awaited Singapore concert debut on Sunday. The pair completes what organizers call one of the strongest entertainment rosters in the event’s history, joining previously announced acts including Janet Jackson, JJ Lin, Zara Larsson, James Arthur, Split Enz, Goo Goo Dolls, and Mark Ronson.
The Killers return after eight-year absence
The Las Vegas rock band is no stranger to the Padang Stage. Their last Grand Prix performance came in 2018, and fans have been clamoring for a return ever since. The Killers have produced a string of generation-defining anthems since bursting onto the scene in the early 2000s. Even casual listeners can likely hum the chorus to “Mr. Brightside,” a song that has become a karaoke staple and stadium singalong classic. With albums like Hot Fuss, Sam’s Town, and Imploding the Mirage, they have cemented themselves as one of rock’s most enduring live acts.
Lana Del Rey makes Singapore concert debut
The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter will perform on Sunday, October 11, marking her first-ever show in Singapore. Del Rey rose to global prominence in the early 2010s with haunting, cinematic hits such as “Video Games,” “Born to Die,” and “Summertime Sadness.” Her sound blends old Hollywood glamour with melancholy-laced lyrics, carving a lane that remains entirely her own. Over a decade later, she continues to be a defining force in pop, with critically acclaimed albums including Ultraviolence, Norman Fucking Rockwell!, and Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.
Tickets selling fast; multiple categories already sold out
If you’re still debating whether to attend, organizers urge quick action. Several ticket tiers have already sold out, with sales momentum described as “especially strong.” All general admission tickets grant access to performances at the Zone 4 Padang Stage, while a Zone 1 ticket is needed for the Wharf Stage and Barge Stage. Hospitality packages and multi-day options remain available on the official Singapore Grand Prix website.
Broader impact: A growing trend in festival-adjacent race weekends
The Singapore Grand Prix has increasingly positioned itself as a cultural destination beyond the track. By curating lineups that span rock, pop, and electronic acts, the event attracts not only racing enthusiasts but also music fans who might otherwise skip the circuit. This year’s roster—featuring both legacy acts like The Killers and contemporary icons like Lana Del Rey—reflects a strategy to broaden appeal, especially as ticket demand surges post-pandemic.
Related events to check out
- Japan’s Rainbow Disco Club makes its Singapore debut this October.
- Benson Boone brings his high-energy show to The Star Theatre in November.
- The Singapore Garden Festival 2026 returns with an 8-metre floral rollercoaster and 7,000 orchids.
For full details on the Grand Prix concert lineup and ticket availability, visit the official Singapore GP website.