BST Hyde Park 2026

Saturday 27 June to Sunday 12 July 2026

It is different from a normal camping festival. Instead of one continuous weekend with camping, BST Hyde Park is made up of separate large concert days across late June and July. Each date usually has its own headline act, support artists, ticket types, food areas and premium options.

Location: Hyde Park, London
County: Greater London
Festival type: Outdoor concert series, pop, rock, country, K-pop and major live music
Last checked: June 2026

Line-Up Highlights

BST Hyde Park 2026 is spread across several headline concert days.

Confirmed headline dates currently include:

Garth Brooks — Saturday 27 June
ATEEZ — Sunday 28 June
Maroon 5 — Friday 3 July
Mumford & Sons — Saturday 4 July
Duran Duran — Sunday 5 July
Pitbull — Friday 10 July
Lewis Capaldi — Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July

The official general information page lists these event dates and says entry is from around 14:00, with earlier entry for Primary Entry and VIP ticket holders.

Some event pages also list major support acts. For example, the official line-up page says Maroon 5 are joined by OneRepublic, Jess Glynne, Ella Eyre and more, while Lewis Capaldi’s Saturday show includes Conan Gray, Jacob Alon, The Vaccines and others.

Festival line-ups, ticket availability, prices, entry times and travel arrangements can change. Always check the official festival or ticket provider before booking.

Tickets and Prices

BST Hyde Park ticket prices vary by artist, ticket type and availability.

Ticket types:

General Admission
Primary Entry
Gold Circle
VIP areas
Premium ticket options
Official ticket and hotel packages

Some shows may sell out faster than others. The official BST Hyde Park ticket page currently shows Garth Brooks as sold out.

Prices, fees and ticket tiers can change, so always check before booking.

Before booking, check:

Artist and date
Ticket type
Entry time
Booking fees
Age rules
Premium or VIP package details
Official resale options
Refund and cancellation terms

Tickets TBA

Getting There

Hyde Park is in central London, so public transport is usually the best way to get to BST Hyde Park.

Useful nearby London Underground stations may include:

Hyde Park Corner
Marble Arch
Lancaster Gate
Bond Street
Green Park
Knightsbridge

The best station may depend on the entrance gate used for your ticket, so check your event information before travelling.

Because BST Hyde Park events can be very busy, allow extra time for:

Queues at stations
Walking from the station to the entrance
Security checks
Bag checks
Finding the correct gate
Leaving after the show

If you are travelling from outside London, plan your return journey carefully. Late trains, underground closures and crowded stations can affect the end of the evening.

Parking

Driving to BST Hyde Park is usually not recommended.

Hyde Park is in central London, and event days can mean road closures, heavy traffic, expensive parking and long walks from car parks.

If you need to drive, check:

Central London parking
Congestion Charge or ULEZ rules if relevant
Accessible parking arrangements
Drop-off and pick-up points
Road closures
Hotel parking if staying overnight

For most visitors, train, Underground, coach or bus travel will be easier than driving.

Camping

BST Hyde Park is not a camping festival.

It is a city concert series, so visitors usually travel in for the day or arrange accommodation separately. If you are travelling from outside London, plan where you will stay before booking tickets, especially for weekend headline shows.

Food and Facilities

BST Hyde Park usually has a wide choice of food and drink on site.

The official food information lists many general admission food traders, with options including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, non-dairy and other dietary choices depending on the trader.

You can usually expect:

Food traders
Bars
Toilets
Security and bag checks
Accessibility support
Premium areas if booked
Water points or refill information if available
Medical and welfare support

Before travelling, check:

Food and drink rules
Bag size rules
Reusable bottle rules
Payment methods
Accessibility arrangements
Entry gate
Last entry time
Weather forecast

Hyde Park is an outdoor venue, so waterproofs, sun protection and comfortable footwear may all be useful depending on the forecast.

Good to Know Before You Go

BST Hyde Park is a large outdoor London event, so planning makes the day much easier.

Before travelling, check:

Your event date
Headline and support acts
Ticket type
Entry gate
Entry time
Bag rules
Age rules
Weather forecast
Public transport route
Return journey
Phone battery and ticket access
Whether your ticket includes early entry or premium areas

BST Hyde Park urges fans to buy through official channels and lists AXS and Ticketmaster as official ticketing agents.

Where to Stay

If you are travelling from outside London, it is worth arranging accommodation early, especially for weekend headline shows.

For hotels, cottages, holiday parks, last-minute breaks and other accommodation ideas, see our Where to Stay section.

Nearby Attractions and Alternatives

BST Hyde Park is in a very central location, so it can be combined with other London attractions before or after your concert day.

Nearby ideas include:

Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Royal Albert Hall
Natural History Museum
Science Museum
Victoria and Albert Museum
Harrods
Buckingham Palace
Oxford Street
West End theatres
Mayfair and Knightsbridge restaurants

If the weather is poor before the concert, nearby museums, shops, cafés and galleries are useful indoor options. If the weather is good, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens and central London walks can make the day feel more complete.