London’s iconic summer ritual BST Hyde Park 2026 is back, bringing sunshine-soaked concerts and blockbuster headliners to Hyde Park across late June and early July. Part of the British Summer Time concert series, this multi-weekend outdoor celebration combines the city’s greenest park with some seriously big names and a festival atmosphere that’s hard to beat in the capital.

The line up so far reads like a who’s who of global music stars. Kicking things off on Saturday 27 June is country music legend Garth Brooks, marking a rare UK performance that’s already sparking plenty of excitement. Just a week later on Friday 3 July, pop-rock favourites Maroon 5 headline, bringing their hits and polished live show to the Great Oak Stage.

The following day sees Mumford & Sons return to Hyde Park on Saturday 4 July, thrilling fans with their anthemic folk-rock and stomping singalongs. Then on Friday 10 July, party vibes ramp up with US star Pitbull, joined by special guest Kesha, offering a set packed with feel-good hits and guaranteed crowd energy.

Rounding out the festival weekend is Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, who takes to the stage twice on 11 and 12 July after huge demand for his headline shows. Whether it’s tear-jerking ballads or big crowd choruses, Capaldi’s performances are set to be memorable summer highlights.

While the focus here is the music, BST Hyde Park also delivers the feel of a proper festival right in the heart of the city. Expect extras like artisan food stalls, refreshing drink options, friendly crowds spread across spacious lawns, big screens to catch every moment and plenty of reasons to make a day of it with friends or family.

From country classics and pop rock anthems to folk-rock singalongs and worldwide party beats, BST Hyde Park 2026 is shaping up to be a quintessential London summer experience — where music, sunshine and spontaneous good vibes collide.