Silverstone adds acclaimed comedians and karaoke to British Grand Prix entertainment line-up
Silverstone has today announced the final additions to its entertainment programme at next month’s British Grand Prix 2026 which include acclaimed comedians and a new karaoke club.
Formula 1 returns to the Northamptonshire circuit from Thursday, July 2, to Sunday 5 July with organisers again bringing together world-class racing, live music, comedy and other entertainment.
Across Friday and Saturday nights, Silverstone’s Comedy Club will bring a standout bill of established names and rising stars to the circuit with stand-up comedian Kae Kurd, known for his sharp observational comedy, hosting both evenings.
On Friday, July 3, Jack Whitehall will take top billing as one of Britain’s most recognisable comedians, actors and presenters.
Jack has become a familiar face to Formula 1 fans in recent years with his sharp humour, quick wit and natural connection to the world of F1.
Fin Taylor will bring his social commentary and sharp humour to the stage, joined on Friday’s line-up by award-winning stand-up comedian, writer and TV favourite Lou Sanders.
The following day, will be headlined by Paul Chowdhry, the multi-award-winning comedian, actor and writer who has sold out major arenas including Wembley and The O2.
Jack Skipper will take to the stage following a rapid rise through the UK comedy scene.
He will be joined by Grace Campbell, the comedian, author and podcaster known for her candid and provocative stand-up.
Fans will also be able to continue the celebrations at Silverstone’s first Karaoke Club, taking place in the Garage Enclosure following the Comedy Club on Friday and Saturday night.
Elsewhere across the weekend, Made at Vale will return with a packed three-day programme of live music, immersive entertainment and crowd-led experiences, hosted by Dave Goodings.
Saturday will host In Conversation with Guenther Steiner with presenter Pat Sharpe celebrating the sounds and nostalgia of the 1980s with his ‘Welcome To The Fun House’.
He will be followed by Electric 80s UK, a live tribute band dedicated to recreating the sound, style and energy of the decade.
Friday’s programme will also include a live performance from The Army Engagement Ensemble, alongside Play Your Charts Right.
There will also be an F1 Through the Decades interactive journey, Silent Disco, Quadrant Live featuring Max Fewtrell, Izzy Hammond, Ria Bish and WillNE, F1 Bingo, Coldplay tribute act Coldplace, Beatles Dub Club, the Harry Styles Gospel Choir and a host of other entertainment.
The latest additions add a final layer to Silverstone’s expanded off-track entertainment for 2026 which include previously announced acts David Guetta, Richard Ashcroft, Chase & Status and James Arthur who will headline the M&S Mainstage and with John Newman, Rudimental, Pendulum and MK who will play at the official T1 Afterparty.
Tickets for the 2026 Formula 1 British Grand Prix are available at https://www.silverstone.co.uk/events/formula-1-british-grand-prix