2025 Melbourne F1 Concert Lineup, Tickets, Stages – Aus GP

Alex Gassman
Australian GP concert schedule 2025

The line-up for the concerts at the 2025 Australian GP in Melbourne has been announced.

This page contains all the information you need to know about the Melbourne F1 concert lineup, timetable, the stages and how to get access.

2025 Melbourne F1 concert lineup

The headlines acts playing during the Australian Grand Prix weekend in Melbourne on the 14th – 16th March 2025 have been announced.

Officially, this year the music lineup is part of the Crown Lakeside Festival. Below are the headliners:

  • Fatboy Slim
  • Tones and I
  • The Living End
  • Anna Lunoe
  • Baker Boy
  • Spiderbait

There are also DJ sets from Jake Webb and Emma Peters on Friday and Saturday.

Below is the full schedule and lineup for the artists performing over the Aus Grand Prix weekend:

Australian F1 Grand Prix Concert Lineup & Timetable 2025
Date Artist Set Time Stage
Friday 14 March 2025 Spiderbait 6:00pm - 7:00pm Crown Main Stage
Jake Webb 7:00pm - 7:30pm Crown Main Stage
The Living End 7:30pm - 8:30pm Crown Main Stage
Saturday 15 March 2025 Baker Boy 6:15pm - 7:00pm Crown Main Stage
Emma Peters 7:00pm - 7:30pm Crown Main Stage
Tones and I 7:30pm - 8:30pm Crown Main Stage
Sunday 16 March 2025 Anna Lunoe 5:00pm - 6:20pm Crown Main Stage
Fatboy Slim 6:30pm - 8:00pm Crown Main Stage
Australian GP concert timetable 2025

Australian Grand Prix music stage

All of the headline artists listed above will be performing on the Crown main stage, which is located in the Lakeside precinct on the inside of the circuit.

Crown Main stage at the Australian F1 Grand Prix concerts in Melbourne

As the map above shows, the Crown main stage is located just behind the Brabham grandstand and is near the main Formula 1 paddock.

If you’re spectating at one of the grandstands north of the lake, you can use the floating bridge to quickly cross to the southern side and easily access the main stage.

Set timings

The 2025 Melbourne Grand Prix weekend takes place from Thursday 13th March to Sunday 16th March in Melbourne, on the Albert Park circuit layout.

See the full Australian GP schedule for details and timings of all F1 sessions across the weekend (there’s no F1 on-track action on the Thursday).

The set timings for each artist listed in the table above may change depending on how the on-track sessions go. Any large delays to the motorsport timetable will have a knock-on effect on the start time of the music concerts.

The most likely to be affected is Anna Lunoe; her set is due to start only 1 hours 45 minutes after the F1 race begins, so any big delays will likely push her set back.

Concert tickets

To access the concerts, you need to have a valid Formula 1 ticket for the day of the concert you want to attend. That can be a grandstand ticket, a General Admission ticket or a VIP / hospitality ticket; all will get you access.

You cannot purchase concert-only tickets. You need an F1 ticket.

Gates & access

Gates 1 and 8 at the Albert Park circuit will remain open until 30 minutes after end of the concert on each day. These are known as the After Dark gates.

All the other gates will close 90 minutes prior to that, so if you stay until the end of the music then you will need to use exits 1 or 8 to leave the venue. But if you want to leave straight after the F1 has finished and aren’t fussed by the music, then you can use any exit.

Albert park gates and entrances map for the F1

2024 Artists

Some of the artists that performed at the 2023 Australian Grand Prix were:

  • Jake Webb
  • Jet 
  • Emma Peters
  • Amy Shark
  • Yo! Mafia 
  • Empire of the Sun
  • Northeast House Party
  • The Presets

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Alex Gassman

I‘m Alex. I write F1 and motorsport travel guides based on my experience as racing driver and full-time motorsport nerd. I’ve traveled the world watching F1 and other racing series.

I started oversteer48 with the aim of helping other motorsport fans who are planning on watching some racing themselves.

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