The gigs are held on a stage by the Dunlop Bridge, and begin with Sarah Bessie and Raphael on Wednesday 8th June, Mia Wallas and Julian Peretta on Thursday 9th, and then Concrete Knives and Razorlight as the finale on Saturday 11th June, when the race itself will be underway.
"The free concerts have now become part of the Le Mans 24 Hours tradition," said a statement from the organisers.
"They are certainly among the biggest organised in the Sarthe in terms of spectator attendance, and they are held inside the circuit during the race week.
"With the programme concocted this year combining national and international talents, and with Razorlight topping the bill, this ongoing festive tradition will move up several steps in intensity."
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