From Friday, 27th June to Sunday, 13 July, Hyde Park becomes a buzzing hub of chart-topping artists, nostalgic legends, free-daytime adventures, and (wildly) pro darts in the middle of a concert crowd. It’s a multi-week celebration and BST is pulling out all the stops. Ready?

The Headliners

Olivia Rodrigo Friday 27th June

She’s the Gen‑Z powerhouse, belting out raw emotion, glitter, and teen bulletproof heartbreak. Expect "vampire", "good 4 u", giant singalongs, and more than a few tears spilled on the turf. 

Zach Bryan Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th June

Twice the country‑rock bliss. Zach delivers raw, heartfelt Americana with boot-stomping energy and singer-songwriter honesty. Perfect soundtrack for a sunset BBQ and starburst finale. Twice as nice.

Noah Kahan Friday 4th July

The voice of bittersweet indie‑folk, Noah’s lyrics hug your heart and echo through a summer skyline. Emotional, melodic, quietly anthemic—prepare for deep feels and soaring choruses.

Sabrina Carpenter Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th July

Bubblegum-pop royalty strutting across two nights. Sabrina’s catchy, upbeat crowd pleasers will have everyone singing, dancing, and turning Hyde Park into a glitter-filled pop party. Pure pop joy. 

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Friday 11th July

Legendary folk-rock grit. Neil’s timeless guitar licks and raspy voice promise a wild, smoky, rock-blues ride through decades of emotive tunes under a canopy of London trees.

Stevie Wonder Saturday 12th July

An evening with a living legend. Expect soulful grooves, iconic hits (“Superstition”, “Isn’t She Lovely”), and heartfelt moments. This is pure musical magic—one setlist closer to heaven.

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Sunday 13th July

The grand finale! Glittery orchestral rock with orchestral swells, electric beats, and “Mr. Blue Sky.” It's likely ELO’s last hurrah in Hyde Park and it promises fireworks of nostalgia.

Darts in the Park?! Tuesday, 8th July

Yes, BST gets sporty. It’s time for the PDC Hyde Park Darts Championship, transforming Great Oak Stage into a darts arena. Big pros like Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen, and Fallon Sherrock go toe-to-toe—including celebrity teammates Olly Murs, Roman Kemp, and Dion Dublin in a lively pro-am format. Add DJ beats, BREW//LDN craft drinks, and a cheering festival crowd. Think darts, but make it headline-level entertainment. 

All Things Orchestral – Thursday, 10th July

Mid-festival, BST takes a theatrical twist with All Things Orchestral, an enchanting, cinematic symphony night hosted by Myleene Klass. The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and conductor Ben Palmer spin through iconic movie themes—Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Beethoven, Strauss—and welcoming guests like guitarist MILOŠ, violinist Esther Abrami, and the dazzling Le Gateau Chocolat. It’s an evening of majestic vibes, cheap tickets (from £7.95), and foodie fun under the trees—West End meets park picnic.

Open House 30th June - 3rd July  & 7th - 10th July 

No big headline gig? No problem. BST’s Open House days are free and packed with arts, sport, food, and feel-good flicks. Come midday or stay all the time—it’s open to everyone.

Outdoor cinema: Wimbledon matches or family favorites beneath the sky.

Wellness & sport: Yoga, pilates, beginner tennis and cricket tasters.

Live performances: Jazz, brass bands, street DJs, surprise acoustic sets.

Family zones: Crafts, storytelling, mini-theatre, and **Junior Darts**—where kids learn maths and throw bullseyes.

Food trucks & bars: Bao buns, burgers, iced lemonade—park-friendly casual eats galore.

It’s BST’s chilled daytime vibe—perfect for families, picnic crews, or anyone wanting a lawn day without crowds.

So what's not to like

BST Hyde Park 2025 is London’s summer spectacle—the perfect blend of big-name artists, free daytime joy, classical charm, and sporting flair in the heart of leafy Hyde Park. Each weekend is a fresh chapter: big vocal stadium moments, ballet of bows on a violin, bullseyes by the trees, and crowds dancing until sunset.