Soul meets speed: Montreux Jazz Cafe Singapore launches with a sneak peek for Grand Prix Season Singapore

Magical night-lit racetracks and mesmerising soundtracks come together this Grand Prix Season Singapore as the highly anticipated launch of Montreux Jazz Cafe Singapore kicks off.

Ticket holders will be immersed in an experience of taste against time filled with live performances, free-flow Möet Chandon (9pm to 11pm) and creative canapes that both celebrate Montreux Jazz Cafe's Swiss heritage and its new home in Asia.

Montreux Jazz Café’s signature intimate stage of inimitable moments between artists and guests will feature a mix of vocals and velocity with a 4-night line-up that includes:

Thursday 15 September

· Fendi and Fuze Collective
· DJ Brendon P
· DJ Jay Raeburn

Friday 16 September

· Cocktail Americano
· DJ Kusto (Tropical Temple)
· DJ Anand

Saturday 17 September

· Tim De Cotta
· NADA
· DJ Kenneth F
· DJ Ramesh

Sunday 18 September

· Mantravine
· DJ Titus
· DJ Ramesh

Entry is free, but tickets need to be booked at: https://www.montreuxjazzcafe.com/en/cafe/singapore

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