Lana Del Rey delivered one of the standout performances of the 2026 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix weekend, closing the three-day event with a set at the Padang Stage on Sunday, October 11.
The American singer-songwriter brought her signature cinematic aesthetic to the Singapore crowd, combining atmospheric visuals, elaborate stage decorations and her recognisable vocals for a performance that capped the weekend’s entertainment programme. According to CNA Lifestyle, the production featured striking set pieces, including a cottage and a giant swing.
The performance followed the Singapore Grand Prix race, with Del Rey taking over the stage for the festival’s final musical showcase. Her appearance was among the weekend’s headline attractions, which also included Janet Jackson, The Killers, JJ Lin, Zara Larsson and DJ Snake.
Lana Del Rey Delivers a Set of Fan Favourites
Del Rey’s set featured several defining songs from her catalogue, including “Young and Beautiful,” “Video Games,” “West Coast,” “Born to Die” and “Summertime Sadness.” She also performed “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter,” which made its live debut during the show, according to the reported setlist.
The performance balanced familiar hits with material from across her more recent releases. Songs such as “Chemtrails Over the Country Club,” “Ultraviolence,” “Ride” and “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” helped give the set a broad view of her musical evolution.
The elaborate staging complemented the singer’s melancholic sound, creating a performance that stood apart from the high-energy atmosphere usually associated with a major motorsport weekend. For many attendees, the show was also a significant occasion: it marked Del Rey’s first-ever performance in Singapore.
A Star-Studded Grand Prix Weekend
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix ran from October 9 to 11 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, pairing Formula 1 racing with a major entertainment programme across the event’s concert stages.
The Killers performed on Saturday, while Janet Jackson and Del Rey headlined the final day’s musical events. The varied lineup brought together artists from pop, rock, R&B and electronic music, reinforcing the Singapore Grand Prix’s reputation as a destination for both motorsport and live entertainment.
Del Rey’s closing performance provided a fitting final chapter to the weekend, bringing her distinctive visual world and celebrated catalogue to a major international audience.
