The first wave of entertainment acts supplementing the Formula One Grand Prix in Singapore has been released.
Race promoter Singapore GP today announced that the three-day race from Sept. 15 to 17 will see 88rising, Post Malone, and Robbie Williams performing at the Marina Bay Circuit’s Padang Stage in Zone 4.
American collective 88rising, which mainly consists of Asian American and Asian artists, will make its debut in Singapore on Friday, Sept. 15. The collective has played in major festivals such as their own Head in the Clouds Music Festival and Coachella.
The line-up includes Hong Kong rapper Jackson Wang and rapper Rich Brian, songwriter NIKI and rising star Warren Hue from Indonesia. More from the collective will be added, said Singapore GP.
American popstar Post Malone will also make his Singapore debut after Qualifying rounds on Saturday, Sept. 16. Expect hits like I Like You (A Happier Song), Sunflower, and Circles from the five-time Grammy-nominated singer from Dallas, Texas.
Brit pop veteran Robbie Williams will return to the circuit after braving the heavy downpour in front of a 50,000 crowd at Padang in 2014. Hits include Angels, Millennium, Candy, Feel and She’s the One.
He is expected to play after the Formula 1 race on Sunday, Sept. 17.
More acts will be unveiled in the coming weeks.
Singapore GP yesterday released more tickets after selling out most and announced new grandstand sites. All tickets come with access to the concerts at the Padang Stage in Zone 4.
Tickets start S$128 for a single-day ticket and S$398 for a three-day pass.
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