> Quick view: Anyma plays Marquee Singapore on Saturday 10 October 2026 at 10pm, his first show in Singapore. Tickets start at S$148 and were still on sale on Marquee's own ticketing page when we re-checked on 14 September. The 24-hour DBS presale (code DBSF1) closed on 28 August.
Marquee Singapore has filled the last empty slot in its Formula 1 race weekend, and it is a first. Anyma, the Italian-American producer behind the Afterlife sound and one of the biggest draws in electronic music right now, plays the club on Saturday 10 October 2026. Marquee's own event listing puts it plainly: he "will be performing for the first time in Singapore on October 10th".
The show sits in the middle of the F1 weekend at Marina Bay, and Marquee is about as close to the circuit as a club can get. It is in The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, B1-67.
How the sale went
There were two ways in, and both windows have now passed.
| Window | Opened | Closed | Who got in |
|---|---|---|---|
| DBS Cardmembers Exclusive Pre-Sale | Wed 27 Aug 2026, 12pm | Thu 28 Aug, 11.59am | DBS cardmembers, promo code DBSF1 |
| Public sale | Thu 28 Aug 2026, 12pm | Until sold out | Anyone. Marquee said limited tickets |
The presale ran exactly 24 hours. Marquee's wording for the public window was "limited tickets will be available for public purchase", but when we re-checked its ticketing page on 14 September the Anyma night was still selling from S$148, so it has not gone the way of the Garrix night yet.
The DBS window was attached to the Anyma night only. Neither of the other two race-weekend events carried it.
Prices
Tickets start at S$148. That is the floor across the whole event on Marquee's own ticketing page.
Marquee has not published the tier breakdown ahead of the sale, so what S$148 buys against the higher categories is not visible until you are inside the booking flow. Table and booth reservations are handled separately through the venue rather than through the ticket link.
For context, the other two nights of the same weekend both start at S$98, so Anyma is carrying a S$50 premium on the entry price over his own weekend neighbours.
The rest of Marquee's race weekend
The Singapore Grand Prix runs Friday 9 to Sunday 11 October 2026 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, and Marquee has booked all three nights.
| Night | Date | Artist | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | 9 Oct 2026 | Diplo | S$98 |
| Saturday | 10 Oct 2026 | Anyma (Singapore debut) | S$148 |
| Sunday | 11 Oct 2026 | Martin Garrix | S$98, online sold out |
That last row is the one to read twice. Martin Garrix on the Sunday is already sold out online. Marquee's listing for that night is titled "ONLINE SOLD OUT (Limited Tickets Available At The Door)", so the only remaining route in is turning up and hoping. If Garrix was your plan for race Sunday, treat it as a queue, not a booking.
Diplo on the Friday is still selling normally at S$98.
The fine print that catches people out
These are Marquee's published conditions for the night, and a few of them cost money if you get them wrong.
- 18 and above. Identification must be presented together with your ticket.
- All sales are final. No refund, exchange, upgrade or cancellation once tickets are sold. There is no "I'll decide later" on this one.
- Arrive before 11.30pm. That is the venue's own advice for the night, despite the 10pm start.
- Entry and re-entry are not guaranteed once the club hits capacity. A ticket is not a reserved seat.
- Dress code is enforced. Smart casual, stylish, clubby. Strictly no shorts, singlets, flip flops or sandals. Marquee states outright that guests who turn up in those will not be allowed in.
- Sands Rewards Lifestyle redemptions do not work on online purchases.
- No resale. Tickets may not be resold or offered for resale.
Should you buy now?
If you want this night, there is nothing left to wait for. The presale is gone, the public price is the same ticket, and race Saturday is the single busiest night in the Singapore club calendar. Marquee's own listing was still open on 14 September, but race-weekend headliners at Marquee have form for going: the Garrix night on the Sunday sold out online, and that happened without a first-time-in-Singapore hook attached to it.
Photo: Marquee Singapore official campaign artwork.
