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Dom Dolla at Pasir Panjang Power Station
Australian DJ and producer Dom Dolla makes his Singapore headline debut with a house music performance at the industrial Pasir Panjang Power Station.
- When
- Friday 27 November
- 10:00pm
- Add to calendar
- Where
- Pasir Panjang Power Station
- 27 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118751
- Directions
- Who it's for
- For 18 and over
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About it
Photograph: Dom Dolla
It’s been a good week for techno heads. Following the announcement of Artbat’s debut in Singapore , we can now confirm that Australian DJ and producer Dom Dolla will also make his Singapore headline debut on November 27, 2026. He takes over the industrial halls of Pasir Panjang Power Station for a night of house music and big drops – and needless to say, you’ll be making very questionable decisions about bedtime.
The Grammy-nominated artist arrives fresh from a seriously packed global run, including sold-out stadium shows in Sydney and two nights at Madison Square Garden. He’s also been busy in the studio, dropping a remix of Puretone’s ‘Addicted to Bass’, teaming up with Tiga on ‘Don’t Worry Baby’, and remixing Kettama’s Comes & Goes . Not exactly sitting around twiddling knobs, then.
Dolla’s catalogue has now racked up more than 1.5 billion streams, with four Aria Awards for Best Dance/Electronic Release, a GRAMMY nomination and the Aria Global Impact Award to his name. His rise has been fuelled by tracks including ‘San Frandisco’, ‘Rhyme Dust’, ‘Eat Your Man’, ‘Saving Up’ and ‘Cave’ with Tove Lo, while his current club residencies include Hï Ibiza and LIV Las Vegas.
The Singapore show runs from 10pm till late. Artist presale starts September 2 at 10am SGT, followed by general ticket sales on September 3 at 10am SGT, with tickets available via Megatix .
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Details from Time Out Singapore.
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