Hardwell Returns to Singapore for Exclusive High-Energy Club Show at Marquee
Dutch EDM Superstar Hardwell Brings an Intimate, High-Energy Set to Marquee Singapore
Hardwell Returns to Singapore for an Exclusive Night at Marquee
Dutch electronic dance music superstar Hardwell, aged 37, is set to make a highly anticipated return to Singapore with a special performance at Marquee Singapore on September 12.
Hardwell, whose real name is Robbert van de Corput, was crowned the world’s top DJ in 2013 and 2014 by DJ Mag readers. Known for dance anthems like Call Me A Spaceman and collaborations with global stars including Jason Derulo, Coldplay, and Rihanna, he is also the founder of the influential music label Revealed Recordings.
Unlike his large festival sets, Hardwell’s show at Marquee promises a more intimate, high-energy club performance that digs deeper into his extensive discography and features unreleased tracks.
When not touring, Hardwell enjoys the vibrant island life of Ibiza, where his days start with a healthy breakfast, workouts at the gym, creative studio sessions, and relaxing poolside chats. His evenings are spent dining on fresh seafood at spots like Casa Maca and experiencing the legendary club scene at Ushuaia, Amnesia, and UNVRS. Weekends often include peaceful boat trips to nearby Formentera and creative music time inspired by the island’s beauty.
Fans in Singapore can catch this EDM icon at Marquee Singapore, located at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Tickets start from $200 for a night of unforgettable music and energy.
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