Local, Diverse, and Dynamic Music Acts Set to Rock Lone Star Le Mans

Main Stage and Singer-Songwriter Stage in Fan Zone to Feature Outstanding Musical Talent

Austin, TX — The lineup is set, and it is a good one.

The 2025 Lone Star Le Mans will not only feature world-class teams and drivers competing on the track, but the FIA World Endurance Championship event will also showcase an outstanding lineup of musical talents off it. With up-and-coming Austin-based artists alongside established acts, the Lone Star Le Mans Fan Zone is primed to fuel a music festival atmosphere while promoting Austin’s vibrant music scene.

The Lone Star Le Mans Fan Zone will feature two distinct performance areas: a main stage by the reflecting pool and an intimate singer-songwriter stage in the bar tent, ensuring continuous entertainment throughout the weekend.

Saturday Lineup – Main Stage

DJ Kickit, a Recording Academy member originally from San Antonio who now calls Austin home, will bring her signature open-format style to kick off the weekend’s festivities. Born in Mexico and raised in Texas since age two, DJ Kickit has gained national recognition for her unique mixing style that blends classic hip-hop, funk, and Latino favorites. Beyond DJing, she also works as a motivational speaker, bringing inspiring energy to every performance.

The Reverent Few, a band soaked in soul with elements of gospel, the power of rock, and honesty of folk, will deliver their compelling sound rooted in the gritty Chicago blues scene. The Austin-based band features Paige DeChausse on lead vocals and Nick Boettcher on lead guitar and vocals.

Elijah Delgado, a 23-year-old singer-songwriter from South Austin, crafts what he calls “Indie Rock Lullabies” — a captivating blend of modern indie folk, pop, and rock that perfectly captures the Austin spirit.

Tony Kamel rounds out Saturday’s lineup with material from his new studio album “We’re All Gonna Live,” which captures a no-frills, live-to-tape energy that perfectly complements the weighty but optimistic subjects in his character-based songs. As the frontman and main songwriter for acclaimed bluegrass band Wood & Wire, Kamel has garnered praise throughout the music world for his unique approach to performing, writing, and recording — leading to a GRAMMY nomination for Best Bluegrass Record in 2018.

Sunday Lineup – Main Stage (Race Day)

Sunday is race day, and the show also gets even bigger in the Fan Zone with headliners Jon Muq and Wild Child leading an exceptional lineup.

Jon Muq, a singer-songwriter born in Uganda and now living in Austin, brings a unique global perspective to his music. Drawing from both African and Western musical traditions, Muq creates songs as “small gifts” designed to settle into everyday life and provoke reflection and resilience. His experiences growing up in Uganda and his life in America give him a distinctive voice that speaks to universal human experiences regardless of circumstance.

Wild Child, Austin’s back-to-back Austin Music Awards winner for Best Indie Band, rounds out the weekend with their infectious blend of indie-pop melodies. Formed in 2010, the band has gained international recognition for their unique instrumentation that incorporates violin, ukulele, cello, piano, bass, banjo, and horns. Led by Kelsey Wilson (lead vocals and violin) and Alexander Beggins (lead vocals and baritone ukulele), Wild Child has built a diverse and dedicated global fanbase with their chart-topping viral hits.

Also performing Sunday:

• Chris Melas Bluegrass Band
• DJ Nixx
• Elle Townley

Singer-Songwriter Stage Programming

The intimate singer-songwriter stage will feature:

• Nathan Hinojosa
• 34K
• Natalie Price
• Bonnie Whitmore
• Double or Nothing Line Dancing

The musical programming runs through Saturday and Sunday, with performances scheduled to provide continuous entertainment for fans visiting the Fan Zone.

Click here for more information about the 2025 Lone Star Le Mans and to buy tickets.