By Harry Nara · Last updated
- Bon JoviThursday 24 June 2027
- Muse, with Nothing But Thieves and CHVRCHESSaturday 26 June 2027
- RAYE, sold outSaturday 10 July 2027
- Where
- Hyde Park, the Parade Ground
- Tickets
- Ticketed
- Time of year
- June to July
- Dates
- Around the same dates every year
More headline shows are still to be announced. Gates open at 2pm, an hour earlier for Primary Entry and VIP tickets; last entry is 8.30pm, and shows finish by 10.30pm, or 10pm on a Sunday.
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BST Hyde Park is a series of one-day concerts in the east of Hyde Park across late June and July, each with its own headliner and its own tickets. General admission so far runs from about £104 to £121 plus fees, gates open at 2pm and the night ends by 10.30pm. It is standing only, there is no re-entry once you are in, and the headliners are announced one at a time, with the most popular selling out within days.
What BST Hyde Park actually is
BST is not a festival with one line-up but a run of separate shows, each a full day with a headliner, support acts and a site of bars and food stalls around the Great Oak Stage. A ticket for one show gets you into that day only.
The headliners are announced one at a time from the autumn before, so this edition has three so far and more to come. Between the ticketed shows the site has hosted a programme called Open House, which last summer included a darts championship and an orchestral evening.
For a visitor not going, it changes the east of the park for the evening: Hyde Park’s roads can close on event days, Park Lane may close briefly after the biggest shows, and the stations nearby fill at closing time.
Where to watch BST Hyde Park
- General admission. The standing crowd in front of the Great Oak Stage, from £104.15 plus fees for Muse and £121.45 for Bon Jovi.
- Primary Entry. The same area, but you are let in about an hour before general admission, which is how to reach the front without paying for a closer pen.
- Gold Circle. A standing pen nearer the stage, from £167.95 for Muse and £244.95 for Bon Jovi.
- The VIP areas. The HydeAway, the Summer Garden, a covered terrace and a roof garden, from about £200 up to £700.50, with their own bars and somewhere to sit.
Tickets and what it costs
The official agents are AXS and Ticketmaster, with Seat Unique for some VIP packages, and the organisers ask fans not to buy on secondary sites. Entry is through the BST app, which is the only way into every show.
Prices follow the headliner. A Child and Guardian ticket covers one adult and one child aged two to nine, sold as a pair, and there are separate accessible viewing areas, booked through AXS.
RAYE’s show sold out within days of going on sale. If a headliner you want is announced, buy then rather than waiting for the rest of the bill.
Official information and booking: www.bst-hydepark.com
Getting there
The site is on the Parade Ground in the east of Hyde Park. The nearest Tube stations are Hyde Park Corner and Knightsbridge on the Piccadilly line, Green Park, and Bond Street on the Elizabeth line; Green Park, Bond Street, Victoria and Paddington are step-free.
Check for weekend engineering works before you set off. Last summer the whole Piccadilly line shut on one concert weekend, closing Hyde Park Corner and Knightsbridge.
There is no official drop-off point and the organisers advise against driving. Cyclists can use a temporary rack at the Albert Gate entrance, near Knightsbridge, with their own lock.
Mistakes worth avoiding
Bringing a chair or a picnic blanket
It is standing only. Chairs and shooting sticks are refused at the gate, and there is a no-blanket zone near the stage.
Packing a big bag or a picnic
Bags larger than 297 by 210 by 210mm are refused, and so is food and drink, apart from sealed water up to 500ml. Bring an empty bottle to fill at the free water points.
Stepping out for a break
There is no re-admission. Once you are in, you stay in.
Counting on cash
There are no cash machines on site. Bars and food stalls take cards and contactless payment.
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Frequently asked questions
When is BST Hyde Park?
Across late June and July, one show at a time. The shows announced so far are in the card at the top of the page, and more headliners are still to come.
How much are BST Hyde Park tickets?
General admission starts at £104.15 plus fees for Muse and £121.45 for Bon Jovi. Closer pens and VIP areas run up to £700.50 for the Great Oak Roof Garden.
What time does BST Hyde Park finish?
By 10.30pm, or 10pm on a Sunday. Gates open at 2pm and last entry is 8.30pm.
What can you bring into BST Hyde Park?
A small bag no larger than 297 by 210 by 210mm, sealed water up to 500ml and an empty bottle to refill. Chairs, other food and drink, and larger bags are not allowed.
Can you leave BST Hyde Park and come back?
No. There is no re-admission once you have entered.
Sources
- BST Hyde Park, official site and headliners
- BST Hyde Park, Bon Jovi tickets
- BST Hyde Park, Muse tickets
- BST Hyde Park, general information (timings, rules)
- BST Hyde Park, transport information
Dates on this page are checked against the organiser’s own listing and confirmed through 2027. Written and maintained by Harry Nara.