SINGLZ events follow the format of a standard club night DJ, music, drinks, and an open social atmosphere hosted at established city venues. The defining characteristic is not the programme, but the audience: every person in attendance is single. There are no performance elements, no structured activities, and no obligations placed on guests. The evening is designed to feel natural and low-pressure, with the shared understanding that everyone present is open to meeting new people.
Attendance is open to anyone aged 18 and above who is single. To support a reasonably balanced environment, ticket sales are monitored across three age categories and by gender.
Younger adults entering or re-entering the social dating scene.
Mid-range adults, often with more established social and professional routines.
Older adults for whom mainstream social venues may offer fewer relevant meeting opportunities.
The event runs from approximately 17:00 to 01:00. There is no fixed schedule beyond the opening and closing times.
Guests arrive at their own pace. There is no registration desk, check-in process, or assigned seating.
Music, drinks, and socialising take place freely. Guests may move around the venue, initiate conversations, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. No introductions are arranged and no interaction is required.
If both parties are comfortable, exchanging contact details is entirely at the discretion of the individuals involved. There is no platform or system facilitating this it happens organically.
The evening concludes at approximately 01:00. There is no structured closing programme or follow-up process managed by the event.
Tickets are purchased through the SINGLZ website via an integrated ticketing system provided by Weeztix. During purchase, attendees are asked to provide their name, email address, gender, age, and city of residence. This information is used solely to monitor audience composition.
| Tier | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Early Bird | €15 | Limited — first release only |
| Regular | €20 | Standard window |
| Late | €25 | Final availability period |
Tickets can be paid via iDEAL, credit card, or PayPal through the Weeztix platform.
At checkout, attendees may optionally add ticket protection for €1.68. Refund requests under this option are handled directly by Weeztix in accordance with their refund policy. SINGLZ does not administer this process.
The event operates under a single core rule: all attendees must be single. Beyond this, expected conduct follows the standard social norms of a licensed venue.
Standard tickets are not directly refunded through SINGLZ. If you purchase the optional ticket protection (€1.68 at checkout), refund requests are handled by Weeztix according to their own policy. It's worth reviewing that policy before buying if flexibility matters to you.
No name tags, no signals, no facilitated introductions. The shared context that everyone present is single and at a social event functions as the implicit signal. Whether to approach someone, and how, is entirely up to individual judgment.
You can report the situation directly to the event team or venue security both are present throughout the evening. Reports are handled case by case. You're not expected to manage it alone, and the venue operates under standard licensed venue conduct rules.
SINGLZ hasn't published a specific cancellation policy in publicly available information. If this is a concern, check the Weeztix ticket terms at purchase, as cancellation handling would fall under their platform conditions. Ticket protection may also cover this scenario depending on Weeztix's policy.
Events run from 17:00 to 01:00, so the early hours tend to be lower-key as the room fills gradually. Like most club nights, the social atmosphere typically builds through the mid-evening. There's no programmed moment it develops naturally with the crowd.
SINGLZ does not operate a post-event matching platform or follow-up system. Any contact exchange happens in person during the evening, at the discretion of both individuals. There is no digital layer managed by the event.
A single event gives a reasonable read on the format the structure doesn't change significantly between events. That said, comfort in social settings often increases with familiarity. First-time attendees and regulars share the same unstructured environment; there's no formal advantage built into the system for repeat visitors.
