Lando Norris, the British F1 driver, shared his Glastonbury dream lineup ahead of the 2025 festival, showcasing a diverse mix of artists that depart from the announced headliners. While the Pyramid stage this year features stars like Olivia Rodrigo, The 1975, Rod Stewart, and Neil Young, Norris chose an eclectic blend of musicians spanning electronic dance music, country, and rock.
In a social media video, Norris highlighted electronic acts such as Fred again.., Martin Garrix, Kygo, Zedd, Marshmello, and Swedish House Mafia. Reflecting his wide-ranging tastes, he also included country icons Kelsea Ballerini, Dolly Parton, and Alan Jackson. To round out his lineup, the McLaren star added Post Malone, Bob Dylan, and Paolo Nutini, demonstrating a varied musical palette that defies easy categorization.
The Excitement Builds as F1’s Summer Season Begins
As motorsport intensifies, several music and racing events are scheduled to take place in the coming weeks. The British Grand Prix returns to Silverstone on July 4, with live music performances running from Thursday through Sunday. Among the artists set to perform during the race weekend are Sam Fender, Raye, Jade, and Fatboy Slim, blending entertainment with high-speed competition.
Following Silverstone, the Goodwood Festival of Speed runs from July 10 to 13 at the historic Goodwood House in West Sussex. This annual event combines modern and classic motorsport with scenic show runs, including the famed Hillclimb. This year, Williams will display Nigel Mansell’s 1992 championship-winning FW14B, driven by notable figures like team principal James Vowles, F1 Academy driver Lia Block, and W Series champion Jamie Chadwick.

Nigel Mansell himself will reunite with his winning car, alongside other F1 legends such as Alain Prost, Mika Hakkinen, and Jackie Stewart, creating a celebration of racing history and achievement.
Ongoing Developments for Norris and F1
Lando Norris is currently facing challenges on the track, having recently been sidelined as McLaren made a driver change ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix. These shifts in his racing career unfold amid broader conversations about Red Bull’s plans concerning Max Verstappen’s future in the sport. Meanwhile, notable Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was recently dubbed the “king of the hooligans” for his on-track performances, adding to the season’s dramatic narrative.
Blending Diverse Musical Genres and Motorsport Events
Norris’ Glastonbury selections underscore his wide-ranging artistic interests, merging genres typically seen as separate. This unique approach mirrors the dynamic environment of F1, where tradition and innovation continually collide. As festivals like Glastonbury and Goodwood Festival of Speed bring music and motorsport together through summer, fans have much to look forward to in entertainment and competition.
Lando Norris’ dream lineup not only highlights his personal tastes but also reflects the increasingly eclectic influence of music across varied audiences. As Glastonbury unfolds and the F1 calendar advances, the combination of legendary artists and racing greats promises a memorable summer for enthusiasts of both worlds.
