The Backstreet Boys will perform at Sphere on November 21 as part of the official F1 Afterparty, following the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix, with limited ticket packages now available for fans.
The Backstreet Boys are set to headline the official F1 Afterparty at Sphere Las Vegas on Saturday, November 21, immediately following the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix. The event marks a new collaboration between Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix and Sphere, bringing a late-night concert experience to race weekend.
The performance will take place inside Sphere, the high-profile entertainment venue on the Las Vegas Strip, and is positioned as the official post-race show for the Grand Prix. According to event organizers, the F1 Afterparty aims to extend the excitement of race day into the night, offering fans a chance to celebrate with a live show from one of the most recognized American vocal groups.
Backstreet Boys Return to Las Vegas
The Backstreet Boys have a long history with Las Vegas, first performing in the city during their Into the Millennium era at MGM Grand in 1998. Over the years, they have continued to draw large crowds, with fans often dressing in all white as a tribute to the cover of their 1999 album, Millennium. Their upcoming Sphere appearance adds another chapter to their Las Vegas legacy, connecting with both local and international fans attending the Grand Prix weekend.
How to Attend the F1 Afterparty
Access to the F1 Afterparty is available through a limited number of race ticket packages and add-on options, now on sale. Fans interested in attending can find details and purchase options at f1lasvegasgp.com/f1-afterparty. The event is expected to attract both racing enthusiasts and music fans, making it a highlight of the Grand Prix weekend’s entertainment lineup.
The Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix continues to expand its footprint as a major event on the Strip, with Sphere emerging as a key venue for post-race entertainment. The Backstreet Boys’ performance underscores the city’s ongoing appeal as a destination for high-profile concerts and special events tied to major sporting weekends.
