BST Hyde Park 2027

BST Hyde Park 2027

American Express presents BST Hyde Park returns to the Park Lane side of Hyde Park, London, in summer 2027 for another run of outdoor concerts from some of the world's biggest artists. The first name is a big one: Bon Jovi headline on Thursday 24 June 2027 in a UK exclusive, 14 years after they topped the bill at the very first BST Hyde Park in 2013.

Music

BST Hyde Park books a headliner for each show day, backed by a strong support bill, with music running from the afternoon into the evening. Bon Jovi are the first act confirmed for 2027, following a record-breaking 2026 that featured Garth Brooks, Maroon 5, Mumford & Sons, Pitbull and Lewis Capaldi. More 2027 headliners are still to be announced.

Food & Drink

Food and drink vendors provide a variety of options from classic British street food to gourmet treats and cocktails, adding to the festival's lively atmosphere.

Atmosphere

Set among Hyde Park’s lawns and trees, BST Hyde Park has a relaxed but electric feel, with a big-gig sound in a green open-air setting right in the middle of London.

Festival Experience

Tickets include general admission alongside premium and hospitality options. Each show is a single-day event, so you can head home or back to your hotel after the headliner.

Travel to BST Hyde Park

BST Hyde Park is on Park Lane, Kensington & Chelsea, London. The site is served by several central London stations, with access points around the park.

• Marble Arch is about 660m from the accessible entrance.
• Knightsbridge is about 970m from the accessible entrance.
• Hyde Park Corner is about 1,130m from the accessible entrance.
• Bond Street is about 1,450m from the west entrance.
• Paddington is about 1,770m from the west entrance.
• Green Park is about 1,800m from the accessible entrance and west entrance area.
• Victoria is about 2,415m from the west entrance.

Road access around the park includes Park Lane, Serpentine Road, North Carriage Drive, South Carriage Drive, Knightsbridge, Bayswater Road and Oxford Street. Pre-book parking is recommended for anyone travelling by car; there is no official drop-off or pick-up location, and Hyde Park roads may be closed on event days.