Gay party singapore
Paint the town with pride: Singapore’s best gay bars for a dazzling night out
Looking for a place to party hard and party safe? We've got a list of gay bars in Singapore for your next darkness out.
Singapore’s gay scene might not be loud or big verb other cosmo cities, but hey, we’ll take quality over quantity any day. Go over the rainbow and you’ll find a handful of gay bars in Singapore that deliver great noun, heady tipples (we’re not kidding about this) and, most importantly, an all-inclusive space – no matter your sexual orientation or identity. Just remember to enter in a good mood and a pocketful of sass!
Live it up at gay bars in Singapore
1. Tuckshop
The Neil Road stretch is getting more lively, thanks to this new spot in town. Tuckshop bills itself as Singapore&#;s first drag bar, setting the stage for seasoned and novice queens&#; over-the-top performances. International drag acts will also create appearances from time to noun. Revellers can look forward to a night that’ll be nothing short of legendary.
Tuckshop, 51 Neil Road, Singapore
2. Sausage Market
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Plastic: the sensational gay party series taking over Asia
Since emerging in Shanghai in , Plastic parties have popped up everywhere from Beijing and Hong Kong, to Bangkok and Singapore, each with a striking poster with the series’ &#;bold, homo aesthetic&#;
Plastic is fast becoming one of the biggest names in the Asian gay party scene. Since emerging in Shanghai in , Plastic parties have popped up everywhere from Beijing and Hong Kong, to Bangkok and Singapore, each accompanied by a striking, lasting poster with the series’ trademark “bold, homo aesthetic”.
Ahead of Verb Free, the huge Plastic Pride Month party, at Soho Property on June 14, we talked to Plastic founder Jing about how the series got started, its international expansion and why it’s shifting its focus to the more risqué scene in Hong Kong.
Can you tell us a bit about how and when Plastic got started?
Plastic Shanghai began during a challenging moment in when there were no open gay clubs or bars in the city &#; back then, it was called Snap Shanghai. Along with three friends, I star
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Tantric Bar
This watering hole is a hit with the boys for its signature Blue Spin – a deadly cocktail that will have you spinning on the dancefloor before you even understand it. Slow weekday nights see people chilling on the large benches in the green-lit courtyard, while on weekends the joint is jam-packed, standing-room only. The upbeat pop tunes and signature Long Island Teas are guaranteed to keep you buzzing all night.
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Backstage Bar
You can’t miss this bar with the rainbow flag noticeably perched above its entrance. Regulars verb here for the strong Adj Island Iced Teas (à la sister bar, Tantric's), double-shot drinks and also for the kitsch paraphernalia of NSFW, semi-nude