BTS Hyde Park 2025 is almost upon us, with thousands of music lovers gearing up to enjoy nearly three weeks of entertainment in one of London’s most famous green spaces.
Short for ‘British Summer Time,’ the coveted multi-day music festival will host a number of musical legends, from Stevie Wonder to Olivia Rodrigo, this year.
Kicking off on June 27 and lasting three weekends until July 13, the festival features several exciting shows, and tickets are already sold out for many of the gigs.
So what can fans expect and what information do you need to know before heading to Hyde Park this summer?
Here’s all the details about BTS 2025 – from setlist to how to get your hands on remaining tickets.
What is BST Hyde Park and when does it take place?
BST Hyde Park is a series of music concerts held once a year in Hyde Park in London on a number of close together dates.
The event lasts for three weeks and in 2025 will take place over numerous weekends in June and July.
Although it spans across multiple days, this isn’t a standard music festival where people camp overnight. Instead, it’s a series of individual daytime events that individual tickets need to be purchased for.
Who is playing at BST Hyde Park 2025?
Event organisers have already pulled some big names out of the hat, including Noah Kahan and Zach Bryan, with some dates already sold out.
Sabrina Carpenter and Zach Bryan will both be playing two nights.
Olivia Rodrigo will also be headlining Glastonbury
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- Olivia Rodrigo – Friday June 27
- Zach Bryan – Saturday June 28 and Sunday June 29
- Noah Kahan – Friday July 4
- Sabrina Carpenter – Saturday July 5 and Sunday July 6
- Neil Young and the Young Hearts – Friday July 11
- Stevie Wonder – Sunday July 12
- Jeff Lynne’s ELO – Sunday July 13
There are also lots of exciting supporting acts that will play alongside the headliners. For more information on who is on stage, you can download the app and discover all the details.
Jeff Lynne of ELO is to play a farewell show
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While a lot of tickets are already sold out, there are some available for Sabrina Carpenter’s second show, as well as Stevie Wonder, Neil Young and Zach Bryan.
Organisers said there are payment plans available as well as VIP and hospitality packages, with full details here.
General admission tickets start at £79.95 plus a booking fee, while for children aged two to nine with a parent or guardian, tickets start from £64.95 plus booking fee.