James Arthur or Janet Jackson? The organiser lists both from 6.15pm to 7.15pm on Sunday, 11 October 2026, on stages in two different zones. That choice is the first thing a Singapore Grand Prix ticket-holder has to settle on race night, well before the two-hour F1 Race at 8pm and Lana Del Rey’s set after it. This guide is for anyone heading into the circuit on Sunday, and for anyone who’d rather spend the evening around town without a race ticket. All times are Singapore time.
| What | When | Where | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| At the Circuit: Lights Out at 8pm | Sun 11 Oct, 8pm to 10pm | — | — |
| The Music, in Time Order | Sun 11 Oct: 6.15pm to 7.15pm, then 10.25pm to 11.55pm | Padang Stage, Zone 4, and Wharf Stage, Zone 1 | — |
| Sunday Tickets: What’s on Sale | Sun 11 Oct | — | S$368 |
| Around Town, No Race Ticket | Sun 11 Oct, 3pm to 7pm | — | 1-for-1 drinks |
| Last Day: What Ends on Sunday | Ends Sun 11 Oct | Funan, Plaza Singapura, Bugis+, and ION Orchard | — |
| The One Pick | 11 Oct | — | — |
At the Circuit: Lights Out at 8pm
The organiser’s F1 timetable lists the F1 Race from 8pm to 10pm, and the whole evening bends around that slot. Both early sets wrap at 7.15pm, which leaves 45 minutes to eat, queue, and find a spot before the start.
The other side is tighter, because the headline act starts 25 minutes after the scheduled finish. Anyone who wants a good view of the late show should decide where they’re watching the last laps with that walk in mind.
📅 Sun 11 Oct, 8pm to 10pm · 🎟 Singapore GP website, F1 timetable
The Music, in Time Order
Here’s the clash in full. James Arthur plays the Padang Stage in Zone 4 from 6.15pm to 7.15pm, and the organiser lists Janet Jackson at the Wharf Stage in Zone 1 in the very same slot. Nobody gets both, so it is a choice to make at home with the timetable open rather than in a queue at the gate.
After the chequered flag, Lana Del Rey takes the Padang Stage from 10.25pm to 11.55pm, a full 90 minutes that carries race night almost to midnight. Staying put at the Padang is the low-effort plan here, since James Arthur and Lana Del Rey share that stage with the race in between.
The organiser hasn’t published times for the DJ and other stages, and its line-up page notes that the schedule is subject to change. Our concerts guide has the wider picture on stages and after-parties.
📅 Sun 11 Oct: 6.15pm to 7.15pm, then 10.25pm to 11.55pm · 📍 Padang Stage, Zone 4, and Wharf Stage, Zone 1
Sunday Tickets: What’s on Sale
The Sunday ticket on sale is the Zone 4 Walkabout Sun at S$368, and the organiser’s Zone 4 Walkabout page had it tagged “Selling Fast” when read on 6 October 2026. That page describes itself as correct as of 05 Oct 2026, so check it again for the current status before making plans around it. (The three-day and Fri & Sat passes were marked sold out when we read the page on 6 October.)
The ticket’s zone matches the Padang Stage’s, which is where James Arthur and Lana Del Rey play. Janet Jackson’s Wharf Stage is in Zone 1, so confirm what a ticket covers on the organiser’s page before counting on that set.
📅 Sun 11 Oct · 💰 S$368 · 🎟 Singapore GP website, Zone 4 Walkabout page
Around Town, No Race Ticket
No ticket? The evening still fills up nicely, and the Ferrari at Clarke Quay costs nothing to walk up to.
Stags Head runs its 1-for-1 happy hour from 3pm to 7pm, with free sliders in the mix and a Sunday Roast at lunch and dinner (last seating 10.30pm). It ends an hour before the race starts, which makes it the pre-race stop rather than the watch party. The full rundown is in our piece on Stags Head’s F1 weekend deals.
📅 Sun 11 Oct, 3pm to 7pm · 💰 1-for-1 drinks · 🎟 Stags Head
The Chivas Regal race screening starts at 7pm at ARFC Woodleigh, 48 Woodleigh Park (PUB Recreation Club). An RSVP through @Singa.Pole is mandatory, so this isn’t one to turn up to on a whim.
📅 Sun 11 Oct, 7pm · 📍 ARFC Woodleigh, 48 Woodleigh Park · 🎟 RSVP via @Singa.Pole
Later, the Chivas Regal after party opens at 10.30pm at HighHouse, 62 floors up, with NERVO on at midnight. Tickets are S$40 pre-sale or S$50 at the door, and the S$10 saving is reason enough to buy ahead. It starts five minutes into Lana Del Rey’s set, so it suits people who watched the race off-circuit. Both Chivas events are listed in our Singapore Grand Prix 2026 guide.
📅 Sun 11 Oct, 10.30pm; NERVO at midnight · 📍 HighHouse · 💰 S$40 pre-sale, S$50 at the door · 🎟 Ticketed
Our Tampines Hub screens the race live at Festive Plaza (Level 1, Open Plaza) from 8pm on Sunday, 11 October. Entry is free, and the hub says timings may vary.
📅 Sun 11 Oct, from 8pm; timings may vary · 📍 Festive Plaza, Our Tampines Hub · 💰 Free
For a completely free look at the real thing, the Ferrari F1 car sits at Fountain Square, CQ @ Clarke Quay, from 11am to 10pm. It stays until 14 October, so there’s no need to squeeze it into race day. Our earlier piece explains how to see the Ferrari at Clarke Quay.
📅 1 to 14 Oct, 11am to 10pm · 📍 Fountain Square, CQ @ Clarke Quay · 💰 Free
Last Day: What Ends on Sunday
Race day is also closing day for a stack of mall activations, and Funan is the efficient stop because three of them end there together. Funan Off The Grid at the L1 Atrium has been running since 29 September. The Audi R26 display has been in the mall since 8 October. INNERDRIVE: The Performance Circuit is at Funan’s B2 Atrium, with a second site at Plaza Singapura’s L1 Outdoor Plaza, and has run since 28 September.
Over at Bugis+, the Alex Albon exclusive pop-up at the L2 Atrium finishes its run, which began on 6 October. ION Orchard closes two on Sunday: The Trackside by Visa x TUDOR x HUGO at the L1 Atrium (since 1 October) and the VETRESKA pop-up at L1 Outdoor, ION2 (since 3 October). Our ION Orchard piece covers what’s there.
Two stops survive until Monday, 12 October, for anyone who can’t face a mall on Sunday. They are the Raffles City adidas x Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS pop-up at L1 Stamford Square and the Bugis Junction F1 merchandise pop-up at Fountain Square.
📅 Ends Sun 11 Oct · 📍 Funan, Plaza Singapura, Bugis+, and ION Orchard
The One Pick
With a ticket, the Padang Stage carries the night: James Arthur at 6.15pm, the race at 8pm, and Lana Del Rey at 10.25pm, all in Zone 4. Without one, a full evening that never touches a turnstile runs from Stags Head at 3pm to the Chivas Regal screening at 7pm and the HighHouse after party from 10.30pm. Anyone watching their budget has the Ferrari at Clarke Quay, which is free, and the Funan trio can be covered in one mall visit before the race.
The single pick? For ticket-holders it’s Lana Del Rey at the Padang, because a 90-minute headline set straight after the chequered flag is the best value in a S$368 day. For everyone else it’s Funan on Sunday afternoon. By the dates listed above, the Ferrari stays at Clarke Quay until 14 October and will still be there on Monday, while the Audi R26 display ends with the race weekend and won’t.
🗓️ Date: Sunday, 11 October 2026
⏰ Time: F1 Race, 8pm to 10pm (Singapore time)
📍 Location: Padang Stage, Zone 4, and Wharf Stage, Zone 1, at the circuit
🎤 Before the race: James Arthur (Padang Stage) and Janet Jackson (Wharf Stage), both 6.15pm to 7.15pm
🌙 After the race: Lana Del Rey, Padang Stage, 10.25pm to 11.55pm
🎟️ Sunday ticket on sale: Zone 4 Walkabout Sun, S$368 (as read on 6 October 2026)
Schedules can shift on race day, so check the organiser’s F1 timetable before heading out. Then keep our Singapore Grand Prix 2026 guide open for zones, tickets, and everything else happening around the city. It’s the last night of the weekend, and it’s built to be a long one: the cars are due to stop at 10pm, and the Padang doesn’t go quiet until 11.55pm.
More on Singapore Grand Prix 2026
- Singapore GP 2026: Where to Eat, Drink and Shop Off the Track
- Singapore GP 2026 Concerts: Stages, Headliners, and After-Parties
- Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Guide: Tickets, Zones, and What to Do
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