Martin Garrix, Marshmellow, Steve Aoki, and J Balvin will be performing in Las Vegas alongside others. (Images via IMAGO)
The inaugural Las Vegas GP is just around the corner, and its excitement is riveting. The event is also going to be a colossal music and entertainment extravaganza. The Grand Prix’s opening ceremony promises to be a star-studded affair, featuring performances by legendary musical artists, each with their unique charm and style.
ADVERTIsem*nT
The Las Vegas Grand Prix opening ceremony will dazzle with seven LED stages, 1,000 lights, 100 lasers, fireworks, and a T-Mobile drone show. Brian Burke Creative, Stufish Entertainment Architects, and Tom Sutherland of DX7 Design have crafted the spectacle.
The artist lineup boasts multiple prestigious awards, including Oscars, Golden Globes, Grammys, Emmys, and Billboard Music Awards. Take a closer look at the incredible lineup for the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix concerts.
Discover: Las Vegas GP CANCELS grandstand construction in a major setback only weeks before the Main Race
The list of celebrities set to perform at the Las Vegas GP:
Marshmello (Wednesday, November 15th at XS Nightclub):
The festivities kick off with the masked legend, Marshmello, on Wednesday, November 15th. XS Nightclub, located at Wynn Las Vegas, will be the place to be to witness this high-energy start to the Grand Prix.
ADVERTIsem*nT
Steve Aoki (Thursday, November 16th at Omnia):
On Thursday, November 16th, it’s time for Steve Aoki, a resident DJ at Tao Group, to bring his high-energy style to Omnia at Caesars Palace. Omnia is famous for its iconic chandelier and an incredible lighting show that complements the music.
Mark Ronson (Thursday, November 16th at T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage):
This British music producer and songwriter is known for hits like “Uptown Funk.” He will be performing at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage.
Fisher (Friday, November 17th at Hakkasan):
Friday, November 17th, will see Hakkasan at the MGM Grand come alive. Fisher, the creative genius behind the hit “Take It Off,” is the must-see act after the Friday night qualifying session. Hakkasan is renowned for its immersive and vibrant ambiance, ensuring an electrifying night.
Loud Luxury x Nelk Boys / Happy Dad (Friday, November 17th at Marquee Dome):
Canadian DJ duo Loud Luxury will take over the stage at the Marquee Dome at The Cosmopolitan on the same Friday, November 17th. The dome is a year-round venue offering a beach-like atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for some musical fun.
ADVERTIsem*nT
A-Trak (Friday, November 17th at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage):
This renowned Electro-house DJ will be performing at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage before Major Lazer.
Major Lazer (Friday, November 17th at T-Mobile Zone at Sphere):
Also on Friday, November 17th, Major Lazer, led by Diplo, will light up the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere, following the third practice session (FP3). The best part is that entry to this show is included with your F1 tickets, making it a must-see event for fans.
Martin Garrix (Friday, November 17th at Omnia):
Dutch sensation and the champion, Max Verstappen’s good friend, Martin Garrix will rock Omnia after the Friday qualifying session on the same Friday, November 17th, ensuring an unforgettable night. Omnia, with its iconic chandelier, provides a fantastic setting for this performance.
Calvin Harris, Diplo, and Dom Dolla (Saturday, November 18th at XS Nightclub):
XS Nightclub will be the stage for an electrifying trio of DJs. The legendary Calvin Harris, along with the enduring force of Diplo and the rising star Dom Dolla, will deliver a high-energy performance starting around 1:30 am after the F1 race. XS Nightclub, located in the opulent Wynn Las Vegas, adds a touch of grandeur to the musical experience.
ADVERTIsem*nT
Tiësto (Saturday, November 18th at Zouk Nightclub):
On the same Saturday, November 18th, the impressive Zouk Nightclub will host the global sensation Tiësto. With a staggering 40 million monthly Spotify listeners, he promises a grand musical spectacle. The venue of choice is Resorts World, a new mega-hotel on The Strip.
J Balvin (Saturday, November 18th at Sphere Stage):
Multi-Latin Grammy award-winning artist will be headlining at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage ahead of ‘lights-out’ on Saturday night.
RÜFÜS DU SOL and Black Coffee (Sunday, November 19th at XS Nightclub):
The grand finale on Sunday, November 19th, promises a unique blend of music with RÜFÜS DU SOL’s groovy tunes and Black Coffee’s South African house beats. The stage for this grand finale is XS Nightclub at The Wynn, promising a memorable closing night.
Please note that Swedish House Mafia was initially on the schedule, but their show is no longer part of the lineup. Blue Man Group – Renowned for their unique and visually stunning performances, the Blue Man Group is set to provide a visual treat that perfectly complements the music acts. Cirque du Soleil, the masters of theatrical and acrobatic performances, Cirque du Soleil will add an enchanting and artistic dimension to the event.
ADVERTIsem*nT
The 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix is poised to be an incredible blend of world-class motorsport and world-renowned music and entertainment. With these legendary musical artists, the opening ceremony sets the stage for a weekend that promises unforgettable moments at the Sin City.
In case you missed it:
- Red Bull praises ‘clever old fox’ Fernando Alonso over Brazilian GP battle with Sergio Perez
- McLaren’s Lando Norris matched an unwanted F1 podium record at the Brazilian GP
