02 · GALLERY
Five frames.
Zouk is the elder of Asian club culture. Founded 1991, moved from Jiak Kim Street to Clarke Quay in 2016, still anchors the Singapore clubbing economy. Two rooms on one door: Zouk Main for the headline programming, Phuture for the smaller and more interesting underground bookings. The system is properly Funktion-One, the door is gentler than Berghain but stricter than the average. Tuesday Mambo Jambo is the longest-running theme night in Asia. International DJs treat the Singapore stop as a fixture.
Phuture (the smaller second room) consistently runs more interesting underground bookings than the headline Zouk main. Both included on the same door.
Southeast Asia's biggest mainstream club entry. The Pacha/Hï of the region.
Wednesday Mambo Jambo for the longest-running Asian theme night. Friday and Saturday for the headline programming. Phuture (the smaller second room) runs more underground bookings than the main hall.
Open Wednesday through Saturday, doors 22:00 to 04:00 weekdays, 06:00 weekends. Selected Sundays during festival weekends. Restaurant on-site for early arrivals.
MRT to Clarke Quay station, exit E, two-minute walk. From the Singapore River, walking distance. From Changi, 25 minutes by MRT and short walk.