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Live Nation's new Orchard Road venue finally has a name – and it's called Grange House

The 3,000-capacity entertainment venue opens mid-2027 with a walkway connecting to 313@Somerset

Cheryl Sekkappan
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Cheryl Sekkappan
Editor, Singapore and Asia
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Photograph: Live Nation Asia | Grange House
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Live Nation's long-anticipated Orchard Road venue finally has a name. The 3,000-capacity entertainment venue will be known as Grange House, with an opening confirmed for mid-2027.

Originally announced as part of Budget 2026 earlier this year, the venue sits on Grange Road next to Somerset MRT, filling what Live Nation describes as a gap between Singapore's smaller clubs and its large-scale arenas and stadiums. At 3,000 capacity, it's big enough for mid-tier international touring acts, yet small enough to feel like an intimate gig rather than a stadium event. 

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Photograph: Live Nation AsiaGrange House main event stage

Crucially, the venue will be open to all promoters and event organisers – not just Live Nation productions. That opens up a broader range of programming for Grange House, with the possibility of shows from independent local promoters alongside global acts. 

Grange House's design is handled by Live Nation's in-house Blueprint Studio, which has prioritised acoustics, sightlines to the stage, and artist facilities built to international touring standards. Indoor and outdoor spaces have also been designed for use beyond show nights, with a landscaped terrace, all-day café and restaurant that can host community talks and public events, and a foyer for pre- and post-show dining and gathering.

Grange House landscaped terrace
Photograph: Live Nation AsiaGrange House

Conveniently, there will also be a walkway linking Grange House directly to 313@Somerset so you can go straight from retail therapy to a gig. Rotating art, exhibitions and pop-ups are planned for this walkway, too. 

Grange House is part of the broader Orchard Road rejuvenation push, sitting alongside the planned redevelopment of 37 Emerald Hill – the former Singapore Chinese Girls' School site – into a mixed-use lifestyle hub. 

For updates on Grange House, follow @grangehousesg or visit grangehouse.sg

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