It’s been an exciting fixture in London’s musical calendar since 2013, and it’s back with a line-up of some of the biggest stars on the planet. Taking place across weekends in June and July, Hyde Park will host an upmarket festival vibe complete with food, drink and a posh VIP area. Here’s all you need to know about the BST Hyde Park’s 2025 edition.
When is BST Hyde Park 2025?
As in previous years, BST Hyde Park takes place over several dates in late June and early July. Acts have been announced for Friday 27, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 June, Friday 4, Saturday 5, Sunday 6 July and Friday 11, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 July.
How much are tickets?
Tickets typically range in price depending on who’s playing and what kind of access you want. The cheapest general admission tickets for the already announced dates cost £79.95 plus booking fee, with VIP tickets costing up to £369.95 plus booking fee. Check the website for the full range of tickets and prices.
Who’s on the lineup?
Three headliners have been announced for BST Hyde Park 2025. First up is Gen Z pop hero Olivia Rodrigo, followed by US country singer-songwriter Zach Bryan, who does two consecutive nights at the festival.
The second weekend opens with a headline show from folk-pop artist Noah Kahan, before 2024 breakout star Sabrina Carpenter headlines. Hugh Jackman was previously confirmed for the same weekend, but announced in February he had to pull out due to ‘an unforeseen conflict’ in his schedule, with Carpenter adding a second date to replace him.
The final weekend sees a bunch of throwback stars take to the Hyde Park stage; Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts open the weekend, before Stevie Wonder headlines the Saturday night, and the 2025 festival concludes with the final ever live show from Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra.