David Guetta will headline the 2026 British Grand Prix on July 2.
The announcement confirms that this will be Guetta’s only UK stop on his upcoming MONOLITH world tour, turning his performance at the famous racing venue into one of the year’s most anticipated events for fans across the country.
After last summer’s record-breaking crowd of 500,000, Silverstone is preparing for an even bigger weekend in 2026, combining four days of racing excitement with top-tier live performances.
Guetta, known for global hits such as Titanium, When Love Takes Over, I’m Good (Blue), Hey Mama, and Play Hard, shared his excitement, saying, “I’ve played some incredible shows around the world, but performing at Silverstone during the British Grand Prix is going to be something truly special. I’ve always been drawn to Formula 1—the atmosphere, the adrenaline, the passion—it’s everything I love. I even made a music video inspired by F1 years ago. I can’t wait to bring my energy to the main stage and make it an unforgettable night.”
The MONOLITH show is being described as the most ambitious production of Guetta’s career, offering a fully immersive experience. With a futuristic stage designed in the shape of a towering monolith, the performance will blend cutting-edge visuals, powerful sound, and massive festival anthems into one unforgettable spectacle.
Guetta’s first appearance at Silverstone will kick off the four-day celebration and reconnect him with his long-time link to Formula 1. His 2014 music video for Dangerous famously featured F1 driver Romain Grosjean.
His addition to the Silverstone lineup follows in the footsteps of past British Grand Prix performers such as Stormzy, RAYE, Sam Fender, Fatboy Slim, and Becky Hill.
Additional artists are expected to be announced in the coming months.
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