F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix announces Snakehips, Big Boi and Vandelux to lit up Heineken Silver Stage

The Formula 1 (F1) Las Vegas Grand Prix returns for its second edition this November. As the roar of the car engines is set to take fans across the world on an extraordinary ride, this time the organisers have made sure to double the experience.

Snakehips has been announced to headline the Heineken Silver Stage alongside musical sensations Big Boi and Vandelux, who are expected to enhance the sounds and experience of the Las Vegas GP. Several other artists will also be blazing the stage from November 21 to 23.

MEUTE and DJ Shift will also be adding beats to the event's biggest fan zone. More names are expected to be announced soon. Notably, all 20 F1 drivers will line up on the stage for live Q&A sessions across the race weekend.

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Ashley Goodhue-White, SVP of Event Production at Las Vegas Grand Prix, said the Heineken Silver Stage is located in the heart of the race’s largest fan zone, so there will be plenty of activities for guests to participate in.

“The Heineken Silver Stage will give fans the best of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, boasting world-class talent and off-track access to their favourite drivers. The stage is located in the heart of the race’s largest fan zone, so there will be plenty of action for guests to take part in throughout the entirety of race weekend,” said Ashley Goodhue-White.  

The opening day (November 21) of the Heineken Silver Stage will be taken over by Vandelux, a San Francisco-based multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. Big Boi, a well-known American rapper, record producer and actor, will perform his hit singles on Day 2. British electronic music duo - Snakehips - will grab the limelight on the final day (November 23) with their signature sound featuring contemporary takes on old-school R&B and unique drumbeats. 

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