2026 Le Mans 24h: Enjoy live music during race week!

The 2026 Le Mans 24h is the 94th edition of the iconic 24-hour race, the ultimate test of endurance, skill, and speed. Fans from around the world will flock to the Circuit de la Sarthe this summer to witness 24 hours of non-stop racing, where drivers and teams push themselves and their cars to the limit.

While many attend solely for the racing, there is also top-class entertainment just moments from the track. Live music, fan zones, and other activities are included with general admission tickets, giving visitors the chance to experience Le Mans both on and off the circuit.

Live performances at Le Mans form part of the full race week experience

Live Concerts at the 2026 Le Mans 24h

This year’s midweek concerts confirmed so far include:

Wednesday 10 June: Jean-Louis Aubert

Thursday 11 June: The Libertines

Friday 12 June: Robin Schulz

Saturday 13 June: Magic System & Mosimann

Jean-Louis Aubert brings decades of French rock pedigree to the Circuit de la Sarthe. Known for his powerful stage presence and emotional performances, his set is expected to deliver a standout midweek moment for fans attending race week.

Rising to fame as the frontman of Téléphone before forging a successful solo career, Aubert has become one of the most respected figures in French music. With a catalogue spanning classic anthems and more recent releases, his performance at Le Mans adds a distinctly French headline act to the international atmosphere of the event.

The Libertines bring their raw, high-energy rock sound to the Circuit de la Sarthe. With a reputation for electrifying live shows, their set is expected to be a midweek highlight for both new listeners and long-time fans.

Their biggest hit, Don’t Look Back Into the Sun, is familiar to many British fans thanks to its appearances in the hit TV sitcoms Gavin & Stacey and The Inbetweeners. The single peaked at No. 11 on the UK Singles Chart, and the band are widely regarded as one of the most influential and defining British acts of the noughties, helping to shape the era’s indie rock sound.

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Robin Schulz brings his signature blend of house, electro, and pop to the Circuit de la Sarthe on Friday 12 June. Known for crafting infectious, radio-dominating tracks and delivering polished DJ sets, his performance is expected to inject a high-energy, festival-style atmosphere into race week.

Rising to international prominence with global hits like Waves and Prayer in C, Schulz has become one of Germany’s most successful electronic exports. With billions of streams and a catalogue packed with chart-topping collaborations, his set at Le Mans is set to appeal to both dance music fans and a wider mainstream audience.

Magic System & Mosimann take to the stage on Saturday 13 June, combining vibrant Afro-pop rhythms with dynamic electronic energy at the Circuit de la Sarthe. Their performances promise a lively, crowd-focused experience to close out the weekend’s entertainment.

Magic System are best known for their global hit Magic in the Air, a track synonymous with celebrations and major sporting events across Europe, while Mosimann has built a reputation as one of France’s most versatile electronic artists – seamlessly blending DJing, live vocals, and production. Together, they bring a diverse and upbeat musical offering that reflects the international spirit of Le Mans.

Tips for attending Concerts at the 2026 Le Mans 24h

Head to the Concert Fan Zone early: The live performances take place in the dedicated Concert Fan Zone, which can get busy as the evening builds. Arriving early gives you a better view and time to soak up the atmosphere.

Plan your schedule around on-track action: Qualifying sessions and support races run throughout race week, so check timings in advance to balance racing and live music without missing key moments.

Make the most of general admission access: Concerts are included with general admission tickets, meaning you can move between trackside viewing areas and the Concert Fan Zone throughout the day.

Come prepared for a full day at the circuit: Comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and staying hydrated are essential, especially if you’re combining long hours of racing with evening entertainment.

Monitor official updates: Additional artists or schedule changes may be announced closer to race week. Anyone who has booked with Motorsport Travel Destinations will receive full race week information before departing for Le Mans this summer, including entertainment schedules, key event timings, and helpful travel advice.

Experience the Ultimate Race Week

Spend a few days at Le Mans and you quickly realise it’s not just about what happens on track. Evenings in the Concert Fan Zone, packed grandstands for racing, and the buzz around the circuit all combine to make race week a complete experience.

Secure your GA tickets today from just £126 per person, giving you full access to the General Admission viewing areas along with access to the fan zones and evening concerts.

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