Exposure Therapy Sells Out Singapore Sobriety Rave

A variety of nightlife trends and cultural initiatives are reshaping social scenes across the globe. In Victoria, there is growing interest in a nightclub exclusively for those aged 30 and older, featuring classic 90s and early 2000s dance hits, no phones allowed, and earlier closing times to foster social dancing and nostalgia. Meanwhile, Berlin's Tresor Foundation has launched the Tresor Academy, educating young nightlife activists from across Europe to preserve and innovate club culture, emphasizing community and artistic expression. In Singapore, DJ Shahan Shawn pioneered a successful sober rave called Exposure Therapy, proving that dance parties can thrive without alcohol, challenging traditional nightlife norms. These developments reflect a broader desire for more meaningful, inclusive, and health-conscious nightlife experiences, balancing heritage, innovation, and well-being.