Events at Tipsy Unicorn,

What is Tipsy Unicorn

Tipsy Unicorn is a modern beachfront entertainment venue and beach club on Sentosa’s Siloso Beach in Singapore. Opened on September 1, 2023, it occupies roughly 19,000 square feet (about 1,765 square metres), including around 5,000 square feet of outdoor space. The venue blends an open-air pool deck with indoor lounge areas, upper-level private suites, and a main stage designed for live bands and DJ-led shows. Official seating capacity is about 500 across daybeds, cabanas, beanbags on the sand, and indoor/outdoor dining zones, with flexible layouts to scale for larger beach parties. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

What makes Tipsy Unicorn notable is its emphasis on full-production live entertainment on the beach—directional line-array sound focused toward the shoreline, custom LED walls (including signature non-rectilinear shapes), and a purpose-built stage that faces the pool and ocean. The venue positions itself as the only Sentosa beach club with regular live band programming, alongside international DJs and festival takeovers. It also houses a shop-in-shop retail area and hosts wellness sessions, family-friendly daytime activities, and seasonal spectacles. (enepl.com.sg)

Main event types include weekend club nights, touring DJ sets, live-band evenings, ticketed mini festivals, seasonal countdowns (New Year’s Eve and the Formula 1 period), and private corporate or social bookings. Beyond nightlife, Tipsy Unicorn runs kid-focused workshops on Sundays via its Minicorn Club, underscoring its family-friendly daytime persona before the space transitions to adults-only programming in the evening on key days. This dual identity—sunny, social beach hangout by day; high-energy production venue by night—has helped it energise the Siloso shoreline and add a signature, music-forward option to Singapore’s coastal scene. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Events and Shows at Tipsy Unicorn

Programming at Tipsy Unicorn is weekly, with Fridays and Saturdays anchoring nightlife. Expect a blend of resident concepts and guest collectives, from beach-house and open-format nights to techno and Afro-house showcases. The current calendar (October 2025) includes themes like Midnight Motives Presents: SPLASH (Oct 24), Fuego Festival 6th Anniversary (Oct 25), and a Halloween Weekender headlined by SKAI ISYOURGOD (Oct 31), illustrating the mix of promoter-led takeovers and venue-presented shows. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Tipsy Unicorn has welcomed internationally known artists. A highlight soon after opening was trance mainstays Aly & Fila, who performed a beach party set on November 24, 2023, supported by a roster of regional DJs and live instrumental elements. The booking underlined the venue’s capability to deliver festival-grade production on the sand—an early signal of intent. (bandwagon.asia)

Seasonal anchors recur annually. New Year’s Eve features tiered admission and premium options (standard tickets for the 2024 countdown were published from about S$38), and Formula 1 week brings partner showcases and special guests. Multi-genre cultural events also appear; for instance, the two-day Suntamed Beach Festival (Aug 17–18, 2024) staged Bollywood-forward programming with international and local talent, exemplifying the site’s ability to host long-format events with extended hours. (mothership.sg)

Daytime, the schedule is intentionally inclusive: poolside DJ sets, brunch-friendly playlists, beach games, and the Minicorn Club for children aged three to eight most Sundays—before evening transitions to adults-only at designated times. Live bands are a key differentiator: among Sentosa beach clubs, Tipsy Unicorn leans heavily into band-led shows with proper PA, backline support, and stage infrastructure, giving the venue a concert-like atmosphere in a beach setting. (bykido.com)

Ticket prices vary by concept. Typical general admission on busy weekend evenings is commonly charged and may include a drink; special event nights and mini-festivals carry tiered pricing that can range roughly from the mid-S$20s–S$30s for standard entry to S$50–S$80 or more for festival formats, with VIP/table packages priced via minimum spend. The venue publishes rolling calendars close to event dates, so check listings frequently—premium weekends and holidays (e.g., NYE, F1) often sell out. (thesingaporetouristpass.com.sg)

Getting Tickets

Tipsy Unicorn tickets are sold directly by the venue for most club nights and via authorised partners for larger takeovers or festivals. New dates are typically announced a few weeks out, with holiday periods and marquee weekends published earlier. For popular nights, buy as soon as the event page opens; same-day door sales are often available but are capacity-controlled and not guaranteed once the venue hits its limit. Some nights apply general admission to everyone except guests with confirmed table reservations. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Pricing depends on format. As a baseline, weekend general admission (when applicable) is usually in the S$20–S$30 range and may include a welcome drink. Seasonal events vary; New Year’s Eve standard tickets have been advertised from around S$38, while special festival takeovers can range from S$50–S$80 and above depending on the lineup and inclusions. VIP seating is sold as minimum-spend packages; daybeds and cabanas can start in the low hundreds, rising to four figures for premium suites on peak evenings. (thesingaporetouristpass.com.sg)

For high-demand shows, consider the following: set calendar alerts when new months load on the venue site; join the venue’s mailing list or loyalty promos for pre-sales and perks; and secure a table package if you plan to attend with a group—this guarantees entry and seating while distributing the spend across guests. Most purchases are cashless. Note that event tickets are generally non-refundable; check the specific event terms before buying. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Best Seats and Viewing Areas

Tipsy Unicorn is largely general admission with premium zones sold as reserved seating via minimum spend. The main stage fronts the pool and beach, flanked by custom LED displays. Because the PA is a directional JBL VTX line-array pointed toward the shoreline, sound is strongest along the pool deck and central beach apron. If you want the most immersive audio and visuals, choose front-half daybeds near the pool or stand on the central sand directly in front of the stage. (enepl.com.sg)

For a balanced view and room to move, the mid-deck daybeds and standard cabanas offer direct sightlines to the LED crown and stage, with quick access to the main bar. Sun seekers can opt for the beanbags on the beachfront sand—these are often reserved for walk-ins during the day with no minimum spend, though they’re first-come-first-served and fill quickly before sunset. The second level houses private suites; the larger rooms can host 20–25 guests and include standout features such as a private jacuzzi or karaoke setup, ideal for groups wanting privacy with a balcony vantage of the performance space. (hungrygowhere.com)

VIP cabanas around the pool deliver the most seamless party flow: attentive service, shade, and short steps to the water. If you prefer movement and dance space, plot a standing spot slightly offset from the sound engineer’s position—this is often an acoustic sweet spot thanks to the system tuning. Guests sensitive to bass should avoid the sub-heavy zones nearest the stage barricade. For photos, the left-side walkway toward Scentopia captures both the DJ/band and the beach horizon at sunset. (enepl.com.sg)

Where to avoid? Extreme far sides can have partial stage views when scenic décor or crowd density increases, and the rear indoor bar can feel sonically distant during peak sets. During sold-out nights, interior aisles by the main entrance become high-traffic; use the beachfront perimeter to circulate more easily. For weather flexibility, indoor lounge tables are smart picks on rainy evenings, while cabanas with roof cover help maintain your base during passing showers. (shout.sg)

Getting to Tipsy Unicorn

Exact address: 36 Siloso Beach Walk, #01-01, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099007. From HarbourFront MRT, ride the Sentosa Express monorail to Beach Station, then walk roughly 10–12 minutes along Siloso Beach (pass Ola Beach Club and Rumours Beach Club; Tipsy Unicorn sits next to Scentopia). Alternatively, take public bus 123 to Beach Station and connect to the Sentosa Beach Shuttle; alight at Skypark (AJ Hackett) and walk back one minute. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Driving or rideshare: Set your drop-off at Beach Station. From there, follow the beachfront path. Guests with confirmed reservations can use the venue’s “Party Buggy” service between Beach Station and Tipsy Unicorn during published hours (generally in 30-minute intervals; first buggy midafternoon on weekdays, earlier on weekends). Check the day’s schedule on arrival; note that a short pause in buggy operations may occur in the evening. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Parking: Park at Beach Station Car Park (50 Beach View). Rates typically follow Sentosa’s tariff: around S$2.20 per hour from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and a flat rate from 5:01 p.m. to 6:59 a.m. Overnight parking is permitted in designated car parks. Accessible bays are available and the route to Siloso Beach is paved. Island admission fees apply for vehicles entering Sentosa; these are lower at midday and evenings. Always verify current rates before you go. (parkopedia.com)

What to Expect Inside

Entry and security: On Fridays, Saturdays, and peak eves, general admission commonly applies, with ID checks after 6:00 p.m. (18+). Bags may be checked; re-entry policies vary by event. The venue operates cashless payment (credit/debit) and lists adjusted operating hours by day, with earlier family-friendly ambience and a nightlife shift after sunset. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Atmosphere and production: Expect pastel purples and blues, a rainbow-like walkway, and a stage that faces the ocean across a sunken cabana-lined pool. LED walls—including custom shapes—surround a DJ/band booth, while a directional line-array system delivers punchy, club-grade audio toward the beach. The look is polished yet playful, capturing sunset glow before turning into a festival-like scene at night. (timeout.com)

Food and drinks: The menu blends international and local touches—seafood towers, burrata, pastas, grilled items, and playful desserts. Cocktail pricing typically sits around S$22, with beers commonly from about S$10–S$12, highballs from the high teens, and sharing jugs for groups. Seasonal promotions and partners offer rotating deals (e.g., student or bank card perks). Expect beach-club pricing, with premiums on holiday weekends. (thesmartlocal.com)

Facilities and amenities: Reserve daybeds, cabanas, or suites on upper levels; the VIP Oasis Suite features a private jacuzzi, and another suite includes karaoke and a dedicated bar. A small retail area inside carries beachwear and merchandise through a collaboration with a major sports brand. Restrooms are available indoors; queues grow at peak hours, so plan breaks between sets. Family-friendly Sundays feature the Minicorn Club, with supervised activities suitable for young children. (thesmartlocal.com)

Merchandise, coat check, and connectivity: Venue-branded items and beach apparel are available on-site. A dedicated coat check is not advertised—pack light and bring a small, sand-friendly bag. Public Wi-Fi isn’t consistently promoted; mobile data coverage on major carriers is generally strong along Siloso. If you plan to post live, scope the upper-level rails for clearer line-of-sight signal during packed shows. (sgmagazine.com)

Before and After the Show

Pre-game or wind-down around Siloso Beach. If you arrive early, watch the sunset from the beachfront path or grab a quick bite at the cluster of beach outlets near Beach Station. Palawan’s leisure precinct (with multiple food trucks and family attractions) is a short shuttle or stroll away, while Resorts World Sentosa and VivoCity on the mainland offer late-night dining after the last beach sets. (ttgasia.com)

Hotels nearby range from beachfront stays and hillside resorts on Sentosa to city options around HarbourFront. If you’re leaving late, use the Beach Station taxi stand or rideshare pick-up; services are frequent on weekends and during major events. Aim to arrive 30–60 minutes before showtime on busy nights to clear security, settle your tab, and catch openers. For family Sundays, arrive earlier to join daytime activities and secure walk-in beanbags. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

What Makes Tipsy Unicorn Special

Three things define Tipsy Unicorn’s personality: seaside stagecraft, a flexible multi-level layout, and a commitment to live music. The production rig—JBL VTX line arrays powered by Crown, Shure ULX-D wireless, and custom Unilumin LED walls driven by Resolume—brings concert sensibilities to a casual beach environment, with directional sound tailored to minimise spill toward neighbouring hotels. (enepl.com.sg)

The venue’s second- and third-level spaces create distinct experiences, from private jacuzzi suites to an open-air terrace that doubles as a fitness or event area. Early bookings like Aly & Fila showed the site’s capacity to host regional headliners, while seasonal countdowns and cultural festivals have amplified its reputation. Locals love the all-day transformation from family-friendly afternoons to high-energy nights, framed by some of Sentosa’s best ocean sunsets. (middleclass.sg)

Practical Tips

Accessibility: Tipsy Unicorn’s entrance is on level ground off Siloso Beach Walk, with lifts to upper floors and accessible restrooms reported by venue hire listings. The paved waterfront path from Beach Station is wheelchair-friendly. If mobility is a concern, consider the Party Buggy pick-up from Beach Station during scheduled hours. (tagvenue.com)

What to bring (and not): Bring valid photo ID for evening entry, sun protection for day sessions, and swimwear if you’ll use the pool. Pack light—no formal coat check is advertised. Cashless payment only is standard. Avoid arriving without a reservation on peak Saturdays; prime daybeds and cabanas sell out, and walk-in beanbags go fast pre-sunset. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

Rules and age: Adults-only applies after 6:00 p.m. on Friday–Sunday and public holiday eves. Some events enforce ticketed entry for all except guests with confirmed table reservations. Most tickets are non-refundable; read event terms, especially around weather. For families, aim for Sundays when the Minicorn Club runs structured activities for kids. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)

When to go: For a chill vibe, try weekday afternoons. For sunset energy and big-room sound, target Friday/Saturday nights, holiday eves, or countdowns. During F1 week, NYE, and special festivals, buy early and arrive early—these are the venue’s busiest moments. (tipsyunicorn.com.sg)