Hyde Park, London
Sabrina Carpenter joins Noah Kahan, Zach Bryan and Jeff Lynne's ELO for BST Hyde Park 2025
American Express presents BST Hyde Park announces that Sabrina Carpenter will headline two days at BST Hyde Park this year, joining an illustrious list of names set to wow London in 2025.
The 'Espresso' star will be joined by beabadoobee and Clairo on Saturday 5 July, with Clairo and Olivia Dean announced as her main support on Sunday 6 July.
Record breaking folk-pop star, Noah Kahan will perform his biggest UK show to date on Friday 4 July, joined by special guest Gracie Abrams, with full line-up still to come.
Over the past year, GRAMMY-nominated Vermont singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has exploded from his New England roots into the global mainstream, solidifying himself as one of this year’s biggest and best new artists.
Across three albums and two EPs, Kahan has garnered global renown for his singular mix of folk, Americana, and rock, landing more than five billion streams, a double platinum certification for hit single ‘Stick Season’, and collaborations with Post Malone, Kacey Musgraves, Kelsea Ballerini, Brandi Carlile, Gracie Abrams, Sam Fender and more. A major global success, ‘Stick Season’, a song based on the malaise he felt staying in his hometown, became Kahan's first UK Top 10 single. Climbing all the way to No.1, it sat atop of the UK charts for seven weeks and, in February this year, he landed the Official Chart double - as both ‘Stick Season’ and its accompanying album took the Number 1 spot on both the Official Singles and Albums Chart simultaneously.
Just last month, the track has now been named as the UK’s Biggest Song of 2024 by Official Charts. Shows in support of his widely adored, Platinum-Certified album, Stick Season, sold-out across North America, selling over half-a-million tickets - just a prelude to his stadium and arena dates on his sold-out world tour that followed.
In 2024 here in the UK, Kahan sold-out two nights at OVO Wembley Arena, following up with two sold-out shows at the O2 Arena just a few months later. Now the singer joins the incredible list of headliners to play BST Hyde Park’s Great Oak Stage, for one of the biggest shows of his career so far. Since making her debut in 2019, Gracie Abrams has emerged as one of the most compelling songwriters of her generation. Her debut project minor was released in summer 2020, featuring her beloved singles ’21’, ‘I miss you, I’m sorry’, and ‘Long Sleeves’. In 2021, Abrams returned with EP This Is What It Feels Like, before sharing her long-awaited debut album Good Riddance, produced by Aaron Dessner of The National. Praised by Rolling Stone as “one of 2023’s best debuts”, they hailed Abrams as “one of pop’s buzziest young artists”. Her latest offering, the 2024 sophomore album The Secret of Us, was created soon after Abrams took the stage at stadiums across the US as support for Taylor Swift’s blockbuster Eras Tour. Don’t miss her BST Hyde Park debut next July.
Noah Kahan joins previously announced headliners Jeff Lynne’s ELO, Zach Bryan, and Olivia Rodrigo for 2025. Expect more incredible announcements soon, for the next edition of the UK’s most anticipated summer event.
BST Hyde Park again brought a hugely diverse range of superstars to the Royal Park in 2024 across three weekends - SZA to Kings of Leon, Morgan Wallen, Andrea Bocelli, Robbie Williams, Shania Twain, Stevie Nicks, Kylie Minogue and Stray Kids.
Accessibility
American Express presents BST Hyde Park aims to create an inclusive festival for Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent audiences and those with long-term physical and mental health conditions. The festival works closely with Attitude is Everything and are proud to hold their Live Events Access Charter Gold Award. In order to make everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible, they have a number of accessible facilities available on site for those who need them. For more information, please click here.
We went to see Stevie Nicks, the show was fantastic, the big screens helped us see the little figure on the stage. The venue was awful, poorly signposted, park exits closed so we had to walk significantly further than had hoped after the show. Can't take seats in so had to stand or sit on wet ground. Not ideal when you have leg and back problems. Never again.
At first it wasn't organised at all and very chaotic but in the end I loved it
We really enjoyed the concert, Morgan Wallen put on a great show. Paying extra for the VIP tickets was worth it as there was seating we could use between acts, plenty of food vendors to choose from and best of all the toilets were clean and had no queues. The downside was that we found out from fellow concert goers that many had bought the general admission tickets originally and then upgraded as the event drew near, so paid much less than we had to use the VIP area. Other than that, a great first experience of BST Hyde Park.
Had a great time seeing Stevie Nicks. She was amasing, i have been a fan for 41 years. The venue it self was brilliant.
The whole event was well organized, and it was a great and fantastic experience. We had a VIP diamond experience and it was astonishing! No queues at the entrance and food drinks near the stage.
went to Hyde Park to see Kylie. Fantastic setting, and fantastic concert. The food and drink is normal festival prices and no really bad waits at any stalls. the toilets were spotless...the way its all set out is very good. Couple of things I would say. I have been before and this time there was what they call the golden circle, where you get closer to the stage. I know this probably makes the organisers more money, but it totally ruins the atmosphere for those in standard tickets. I will re-consider going next time because of it. Secondly parking !! Parking in London at the best of time is a nightmare. Maybe the organisers could come up with a deal at some park parks locally for a discount.....or do a park and ride service.
The main act Stray Kids were only on for an 1 hour and 10 mins, supporting act Maisie Peters was on longer and I didn't pay to see her. Overpriced and disappointing! The gaps between act was long and boring, could've at least played some music. Waited all day for main act and they were not on for long. Promotion of only selling Coke Zero was frustrating being forced to purchase overpriced drinks that you don't like. Overall event was overpriced for what you got.
I was amazed how well the festival had been organized. Everything worked really well. I got help with my ticket issues and got a paper ticket (it's also a lovely souvenir). I noticed a merch booth outside of the festival area before going in, so I was happy I could get my Stray Kids t-shirt at that moment (as I was a little scared they might sold out). There were hardly any queues and it was really easy to get in the festival area. There was a lot of space and really nice drink & food booths with fun decorations. There were also many drinking water filling spots (loved it) and there were toilets in every corner (never had to queue for the toilet which was amazing and a really big plus!). Food & drink options were also very wide. I loved the fact you could see the main stage from a far, e.g. you could sit on the Peroni terrace and watch and hear really clearly the performances on the Oak stage. The screens were big and there were many of them, and the music was really clear and loud. Everyone was so respectful even during the gigs and there was no pushing and there was even a space between neighbours. Stray Kids were amazing!! I loved their performance. And the Stays (fans) were so excited and sang along. People also left the festival area calmly and everything went smoothly. All in all I had a wonderful festival experience and my first in abroad (I'm from Finland). I would definitely recommend this event to everyone and will come again myself as well. Thank you so much for an excellent festival experience.
Stage obscured by huge screen. No matter where we stood Got there several hours early and the views were all obscured by huge towers with screens. Did not see stage at all I could have stayed home and watched YouTube and saved £300
The event set up and acts were great. More organisation needed at the food and drink outlets as long queues.