Las Vegas Grand Prix entertainment: What groups and singers are performing?

Just three races remains as the 2024 Formula 1 calendar enters its final weeks. First up is the Las Vegas Grand Prix which gets underway today with the build up to Sunday’s race.

As always, there will be plenty to keep fans occupied away from the circuit with a full range of activities and entertainment in the F1 Fanzone and elsewhere.

Las Vegas is famous for its music and entertainment and there will be several live performances featuring international artists and DJs every day from today right up until after the race.

Music at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix

There will be something for every music fan in Vegas this weekend. Ludacris, Alesso and OneRepublic have been announced as headliners at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage with Chris Lake and The Beaches among the other acts also performing over the race weekend.

All the way from Hamburg, 11-piece techno marching band Meute will kicking off proceedings at T-Mobile Zone at Sphere at 5:45 pm on Thursday 21 November.

Following them on stage will be Canadian female rock band The Beaches - sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller and their pals Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel. Their hit, Blame Brett reached No.2 on the Spotify US Viral chart last year becoming the biggest alternative radio hit of the year.

OneRepublic conclude Thursday’s musical entertainment, headlining T-Mobile Zone at Sphere with their show scheduled to start at 8:50 pm.

The music continues on Friday with Too Many Zooz kicking the evening off at 4:45 pm. They will be be followed by Drama bringing some Chicago house-inspired RnB to the main stage at Sphere. Dave 1 and P-Thugg alias Chromeo will then perform a set, warming the crowd up for the headliner Alesso.

On Saturday, Ludacris is the main act with support from Kaleena Zanders and Chris Lake. Organizers say that more artists could be announced, so stay tuned!

T-Mobile General Admission offers an immersive festival-like atmosphere set to the soundtrack of the headliner performances at the T-Mobile Stage, all beneath the glow of the Sphere. Fans can enjoy interactive fan experiences, delicious food and drink offerings, and witness the racing action around some of the most exciting parts of the track.

General Admission tickets start at $150 for Thursday, $250 for Friday and $325 for Saturday - not including taxes and fees.

Elsewhere, the Fanzone has lots to see and do, including F1 SimRacing, the Pit Stop Challenge, showcar, helmet and trophy displays amongst other things. Plus, all 20 F1 drivers will take to the stage for live Q&A sessions across the race weekend.