Claptone and Crusy take over the Marina Bay Sands rooftop for F1 Weekend

As if DJ Anyma, Diplo, and Martin Garrix headlining Marquee during F1 weekend weren’t already epic enough, two more big names have been added to the mix. Claptone and Crusy will headline a rooftop party at Marina Bay Sands’ SkyPark Observation Deck on October 9.

The party is part of TOKEN2049, the global crypto and digital assets conference happening at Marina Bay Sands from October 7 to 8, and will mark the official close of this year’s Singapore edition.

German house heavyweight Claptone will take the decks alongside Madrid-based house and tech-house producer Crusy. The lineup also includes returning acts Anonm and Leon from Hong Kong, plus Milam and Mo-Shi.

Claptone may be better known by his golden beak and white gloves than his real name, but the German house producer has plenty of hits to back up the theatrics. He first broke through with tracks including ‘Cream’ and ‘No Eyes’ featuring JAW, before his remix of Gregory Porter’s ‘Liquid Spirit’ became a Beatport No. 1. He has also landed on DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs list for years, picking up the poll’s Highest House title in both 2018 and 2019.

Adding another layer to the night is Polygon Live, whose custom sound setup surrounds the audience with more than 10 speakers positioned in a dome overhead and around the room. The system allows individual sounds to travel through the space, so a synth can glide across the crowd while vocals appear to move around you. This means you’re not just hearing the music from the sidelines – you’re right in the middle of it. Singapore will also host the system’s only Southeast Asian production this year.

Held at the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, the party will offer you a panoramic view from 57 floors up and directly above the race action. Tickets are limited and available for purchase now via Megatix.

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