The Las Vegas Grand Prix in November will feature a special post-event concert for race attendees, which will take place at the Sphere.
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According to a press release, the Backstreet Boys will headline the F1 Afterparty. This partnership between the Las Vegas Grand Prix and the Sphere Entertainment Company will put the vocal group front and center inside the technologically advanced performance venue.
This post-Grand Prix concert will mark a continuation of the partnership between the Sphere and the Backstreet Boys. The group known for "I Want It That Way" is spending the summer performing regular concerts inside the Sphere as part of their "Into The Millennium" residency.
"Las Vegas is the only place in the world where Formula 1, the Backstreet Boys and Sphere can come together for one unforgettable night," said Emily Prazer, president and CEO of the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
"F1 Afterparty reflects what makes the Las Vegas Grand Prix so distinctive, giving fans the opportunity to see an iconic group like the Backstreet Boys perform at Sphere as part of a race weekend experience you can't find anywhere else."
The attendees who already have access to Las Vegas Grand Prix fan zones can purchase the F1 Afterparty add-on, starting at $162. Other packages are also available depending on what fans desire.
- T-Mobile General Admission + F1 Afterparty Ticket Package: Includes a three-day general admission race ticket in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere and access to F1 Afterparty. Packages start at $925, including taxes and fees.
- T-Mobile Grandstands + F1 Afterparty Ticket Package: Includes a reserved three-day grandstand seat in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere and access to F1 Afterparty. Packages start at $1,560, including taxes and fees.
- Hotel + Race + F1 Afterparty Ticket Package: Includes a multi-night hotel stay at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the only resort connected to Sphere, a three-day race ticket in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere and access to F1 Afterparty, bundled through Vibee. Packages start at $2,062 per person
The 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix will mark the fourth time that F1 teams have taken on the streets of the Nevada city. Max Verstappen won the inaugural event in 2023 and then again in 2025. George Russell won in 2024.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix will take place on Nov. 19-21. This 3.8-mile, 17-turn course will test drivers as they reach more than 200 mph while racing in front of iconic landmarks.
