Austin's Circuit of the Americas (COTA), the annual host of Formula One's (F1's) United States Grand Prix, has announced the two performers doing the honors this year. Maroon 5 will play Friday, October 23, and Post Malone will play Saturday, October 24.
The F1 Grand Prix taps megastars every year for its concerts, which take place on the first two days of the three-day event; the F1 Practice is on the same day as Maroon 5's performance, and Qualifying happens on Post Malone's day. The concerts happen after the racing each day.
Tickets (starting at $109.13 on Friday and $271.60 on Saturday), which are always highly prized, are on sale now at circuitoftheamericas.com. A ticket gives the guest access to both the race and the concert.
Maroon 5, fronted by vocalist Adam Levine, was formed under a different name in 1994 and now has nine studio albums, including 2025's Love Is Like. The pop group is best known for hit singles like "She Will Be Loved," "Moves Like Jagger," and "One More Night."
Post Malone, who partially grew up in Grapevine near Dallas-Fort Worth, started his music career as a teenager, released his first mixtape in 2014, and now has six studio albums. The rapper has moved into the country genre in recent years, and many of his biggest hits come from collaborations, such as "Rockstar" featuring 21 Savage and "I Had Some Help" featuring Morgan Wallen.
F1's choices for Grand Prix performers always make a big splash. The 2025 performers were Kygo and Garth Brooks on the first two days of the event, and Turnpike Troubadours the day of the main race on Sunday.
