Disco Dom & Icona Pop Headline F1 Heineken Stage 2026

The entertainment lineup for the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX 2026 is getting even bigger. Disco Dom and Icona Pop will headline the Heineken Stage during race weekend, November 19–21, joined by LP Giobbi, Eli & Fur, The Australian Bee Gees Show, PACK Drumline, Super Cr3w and Now You See Me Live.

Located in the East Harmon Zone, the Heineken Stage will also host live Q&A sessions with all 22 Formula 1 drivers, giving fans something few traditional concerts can offer: direct access to the personalities competing on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit. Fans with tickets in the East Harmon, Koval, West Harmon and Grand Prix Plaza zones will be able to access the stage throughout the weekend.

For visitors building a full Las Vegas Grand Prix itinerary, the stage offers another reason to arrive early, explore the connected fan zones and treat the race as a three-day entertainment festival rather than simply a Saturday-night sporting event.

Heineken Stage at F1 Las Vegas 2026: What to Know

Detail	Information
Event	FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX
Dates	November 19–21, 2026
Stage	Heineken Stage
Location	East Harmon Zone
Headliners	Disco Dom, Icona Pop
Additional DJs	LP Giobbi, Eli & Fur
Additional entertainment	The Australian Bee Gees Show, PACK Drumline, Super Cr3w, Now You See Me Live
Driver appearances	Live Q&A sessions with all 22 Formula 1 drivers
Stage access	East Harmon, Koval, West Harmon and Grand Prix Plaza ticketed zones

The Heineken Stage anchors one of the race’s largest fan zones and combines music, live entertainment, driver appearances and activations throughout the weekend.

Disco Dom and Icona Pop Headline the Heineken Stage

The newly announced lineup gives each day its own personality.

Thursday opens with live performance and dance-focused entertainment. Friday shifts toward electronic music and theatrical spectacle. Saturday brings the weekend to a peak with Disco Dom and LP Giobbi.

That variety is useful for travelers attending all three days because the entertainment doesn’t feel identical from night to night.

Thursday, November 19: Live Entertainment Opens Race Weekend

Thursday’s Heineken Stage schedule leans into live performance, choreography and familiar music.

The Australian Bee Gees Show

The Australian Bee Gees Show, A Tribute to the Bee Gees, brings the sound of one of pop and disco’s most recognizable groups to the opening day of race weekend.

For visitors who want something outside the electronic-heavy nightclub and festival schedules found elsewhere around Las Vegas, the tribute performance gives Thursday a broader musical identity.

The group’s show spans the Bee Gees catalog and is designed around the harmonies and disco-era energy associated with the original band.

PACK Drumline

PACK Drumline adds a very different kind of performance.

The group became widely known through America’s Got Talent and combines percussion with tightly choreographed movement and a high-impact stage presence.

That makes the act particularly well suited to a Formula 1 fan zone, where short, visually immediate performances can work alongside racing, food, activations and driver appearances.

Super Cr3w

Las Vegas-based dance crew Super Cr3w rounds out Thursday’s announced lineup.

Known for championship-level breaking and choreography, the group brings athleticism and movement to the stage rather than a conventional concert set. Organizers also note that Super Cr3w is preparing to debut Super Cr3w Presents: Robots vs. Ninjas at Park MGM on October 2, giving race fans a preview of a group with a strong Las Vegas connection.

Friday, November 20: Icona Pop, Eli & Fur and Illusion

Friday becomes the most varied day of the Heineken Stage schedule.

Electronic music leads the night, but a theatrical illusion show adds another layer.

Icona Pop DJ Set

Icona Pop headlines Friday with a special DJ set.

The Swedish duo is best known internationally for high-energy pop and electronic music, including the global hit “I Love It.” Their Heineken Stage appearance is positioned as a DJ performance rather than a traditional live concert, creating a format that fits naturally within a race-week festival setting.

For travelers who enjoy a more accessible blend of pop and electronic music, Icona Pop may be one of the easiest crossover performances on the weekend lineup.

Eli & Fur

Eli & Fur bring a deeper, more atmospheric electronic sound to Friday.

The London-based duo is known for melodic house and club-focused production, making their appearance an interesting contrast with Icona Pop’s more pop-driven energy.

That pairing gives Friday a natural progression for electronic music fans, moving between melodic house and more familiar crossover dance sounds.

Now You See Me Live

Friday also includes Now You See Me Live, an illusion production making its Las Vegas debut on October 15.

The stage show combines large-scale illusions, individual stunts and theatrical magic. Its inclusion is a reminder that Formula 1 entertainment in Las Vegas isn’t limited to DJs and bands.

Visitors who are attending with a mixed group may appreciate having a visually driven performance in the schedule alongside the music acts.

Saturday, November 21: Disco Dom and LP Giobbi

Saturday is the biggest night of race weekend, and the Heineken Stage lineup reflects it.

Disco Dom

Disco Dom headlines the stage on Saturday.

The project comes from DJ and producer Dombresky and leans heavily into disco-inspired dance music. Organizers describe the sound as rooted in 1970s disco while maintaining the energy of contemporary electronic music.

That makes Disco Dom a natural fit for Las Vegas.

The music is celebratory, recognizable in spirit and built for a crowd already coming off one of the biggest nights on the Formula 1 calendar.

LP Giobbi

LP Giobbi will also perform Saturday and close out the weekend’s Heineken Stage entertainment.

Her sets combine house music, live piano and improvisation, giving the performance a more musical, live-instrument quality than a standard DJ set.

For fans who want to end race weekend with dance music but still prefer a performance-driven element, LP Giobbi may be one of the most distinctive acts on the bill.

All 22 Formula 1 Drivers Will Appear on the Heineken Stage

Music may attract attention, but the driver programming is arguably the biggest reason serious Formula 1 fans should make time for the Heineken Stage.

Organizers say all 22 Formula 1 drivers are expected to participate in live Q&A sessions throughout race weekend.

The appearances are designed to give fans a closer look at the personalities behind the helmets, with drivers discussing their perspectives, experiences and stories from the sport.

For fans who normally see drivers only through television interviews, press conferences or from grandstand seats, the live sessions offer a more personal component to race weekend.

It’s also an important planning consideration.

If driver appearances are a priority, check the official daily stage schedule as race weekend approaches rather than assuming a particular driver will appear at a specific time.

Where Is the Heineken Stage?

The Heineken Stage is located in the East Harmon Zone, one of the central fan areas connected to the Las Vegas Grand Prix experience.

For 2026, the race has expanded connectivity between the East Harmon, Koval and West Harmon zones, giving eligible ticket holders greater freedom to move through these parts of the circuit.

That makes the stage easier to incorporate into the day.

Instead of treating the concert lineup as a separate destination, fans can move between track viewing areas, food and beverage, sponsor activations, driver programming and live entertainment.

Who Gets Access to the Heineken Stage?

One of the most useful aspects of the announcement is the expanded access.

Guests in the following ticketed zones will be able to visit the Heineken Stage:

• East Harmon Zone
• Koval Zone
• West Harmon Zone
• Grand Prix Plaza Zone

Organizers also specifically identify several ticket and hospitality categories with access, including Paddock Club, Wynn Grid Club, Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage, Skybox, Turn 3 Club, Heineken Silver Main Grandstand, Turn 3 Grandstands, West Harmon Grandstand and Heineken Grandstands.

This matters because the Heineken Stage is not necessarily accessible with every race ticket.

Before buying tickets specifically for the entertainment, confirm that your selected zone includes access.

How the Heineken Stage Compares With the T-Mobile Stage

The Heineken Stage is only one part of the 2026 Formula 1 entertainment program.

The T-Mobile Stage at Sphere has its own lineup featuring Two Friends, DISCLOSURE and Sean Paul as headliners, with additional performances from Ja Rule, Gorgon City, Natasha Bedingfield, Collect 200 and DJ Mandy.

The difference is largely about location and ticket access.

The T-Mobile Stage is part of the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere, while the Heineken Stage serves fans across East Harmon, Koval, West Harmon and Grand Prix Plaza.

That means you should choose race tickets based not only on your preferred track view, but also on which entertainment zone matters most to you.

For some visitors, the Heineken Stage lineup may be the stronger match. Others may prioritize the T-Mobile performers or Sphere-adjacent setting.

A Festival-Style Formula 1 Weekend

The Las Vegas Grand Prix continues to blur the line between race weekend and entertainment festival.

Fans aren’t simply arriving for qualifying and the race. They can spend hours exploring performances, sponsor activations, hospitality spaces, food and beverage, driver appearances and immersive experiences throughout the circuit.

The Heineken Stage reinforces that approach.

A Thursday ticket can mean racing plus The Australian Bee Gees Show and Super Cr3w. Friday can combine Formula 1 with Icona Pop and Eli & Fur. Saturday can build toward the race with Disco Dom and LP Giobbi.

That’s particularly appealing for mixed groups where not every traveler follows Formula 1 with the same intensity.

How to Plan Your Day Around the Heineken Stage

The best strategy is to treat the stage schedule as part of your race plan rather than an afterthought.

Start with your most important on-track session and work backward from there.

If a specific driver Q&A is announced, prioritize that next. Then fit music performances, food and fan activations around those two anchors.

A few practical tips can make the experience smoother:

• Check the official schedule close to race weekend. Performance and driver times may be announced or adjusted later.
• Confirm your ticket includes Heineken Stage access.
• Allow time to move between zones. Connected does not necessarily mean instantaneous.
• Don’t overbook outside events. Las Vegas has an enormous F1 nightlife schedule, but trying to combine everything can make race weekend exhausting.
• Arrive earlier than you think you need to. Fan activations and driver appearances can be worth experiencing even before your preferred musical act begins.

Which Day Has the Best Heineken Stage Lineup?

There isn’t one obvious answer because each day targets a different audience.

Thursday, November 19 is best for variety and live performance, with The Australian Bee Gees Show, PACK Drumline and Super Cr3w.

Friday, November 20 is strongest for fans of electronic and pop crossover, with Icona Pop and Eli & Fur, plus Now You See Me Live.

Saturday, November 21 is the obvious choice for dance-music fans, with Disco Dom and LP Giobbi closing out the weekend.

If you’re attending all three days, the changing mix helps keep the fan-zone experience fresh.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is headlining the Heineken Stage at the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix?

Disco Dom and Icona Pop are the announced headliners. LP Giobbi and Eli & Fur are also among the featured electronic artists.

When is the 2026 Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix?

The race weekend runs November 19–21, 2026.

Where is the Heineken Stage?

The Heineken Stage is in the East Harmon Zone of the Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit.

Which ticket zones include Heineken Stage access?

Fans in the East Harmon, Koval, West Harmon and Grand Prix Plaza zones will have access to the stage. Specific hospitality and grandstand products also include access.

Will Formula 1 drivers appear on the Heineken Stage?

Yes. Organizers say all 22 Formula 1 drivers will participate in live Q&A sessions throughout race weekend.

Who performs on Thursday, November 19?

Thursday’s announced lineup includes The Australian Bee Gees Show, PACK Drumline and Super Cr3w.

Who performs on Friday, November 20?

Friday includes Icona Pop (DJ Set), Eli & Fur and Now You See Me Live.

Who performs on Saturday, November 21?

Saturday features Disco Dom and LP Giobbi.

Continue Exploring Formula 1 in Las Vegas

Keep Exploring Las Vegas:

• XS Nightclub F1 Weekend 2026: Full Artist Lineup
• Fontainebleau Las Vegas: Your F1 Race Weekend Base
• T-Mobile Stage Lineup for F1 Las Vegas 2026
• Neon City Festival 2026 Returns to Downtown Las Vegas
• F1 Las Vegas Afterparty at Sphere

For updated stage times, driver appearances, ticket access and race-week information, use the official Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix site. Because stage schedules and appearances can change, recheck the official event site before race weekend.

Heineken Stage Adds Another Layer to F1 Las Vegas 2026

With Disco Dom and Icona Pop headlining the Heineken Stage at the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX 2026, race weekend continues to expand into a full-scale entertainment experience.

The combination of DJs, live acts, illusion, dance performances and Q&A appearances from all 22 Formula 1 drivers gives fans plenty to experience between on-track sessions. And because the Heineken Stage is accessible from multiple ticketed zones, it can become a central part of the weekend rather than an isolated concert venue.

For travelers heading to Las Vegas November 19–21, the best approach is to think beyond race time: choose the right ticket zone, follow the daily entertainment schedule and give yourself enough room to explore everything happening around the circuit.