BST Hyde Park 2027: Bon Jovi Confirmed, U2 and Robbie Williams Tipped, Lineup Rumours, Dates and Tickets

Much to the delight of their huge fanbase, Bon Jovi were the first act confirmed for BST Hyde Park 2027. The New Jersey rockers will headline the Great Oak Stage on Thursday 24 June 2027, in what organisers have billed as a UK exclusive show.

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Now the big question is who joins them. With the rest of the summer series still under wraps, fans are already trying to work out which other headliners could land in the park next year.

BST Hyde Park 2027 and Bon Jovi: Key Takeaways

  • Bon Jovi headline BST Hyde Park on Thursday 24 June 2027, the band’s only UK show of the year and the only 2027 headliner confirmed so far.
  • No other headliners have been announced, but U2 have European stadium dates still to come and Robbie Williams has a UK summer tour with no London show, while Sam Fender, Slipknot and Harry Styles are already booked into Wembley.
  • Face value starts at £85.95 plus fees, while SeatPick resale tickets start from £128 and average £406 across 2,372 tickets.

BST Hyde Park 2027 Lineup Rumours: Who Could Join Bon Jovi?

Here is the honest starting point: Bon Jovi are the only act confirmed for BST Hyde Park 2027. Fans have been speculating on social media, but no credible names have emerged, so any full lineup you see online right now is guesswork.

What we can do is read the clues. Which big acts are touring in summer 2027, who has already booked other London venues, and what kind of artist does BST keep coming back to?

How BST Hyde Park Reveals Its Headliners

BST never drops its full lineup in one go. Headliners are revealed one at a time, each with their own presale and general sale, so the bill builds over several months.

The 2025 edition is a good guide. Jeff Lynne’s ELO were the first headliner announced in the autumn, followed by Zach Bryan, Noah Kahan, Sabrina Carpenter and others, before Stevie Wonder was confirmed as the final name in March.

U2: The Biggest Name With a Summer 2027 Gap

Our first tip is U2. Their Greatest Show On Earth World Tour opens in Mexico City in February 2027, and the band have said European and North American dates will be announced in the coming weeks.

No London venue has been named yet, and nothing links U2 to BST so far. A stadium-sized act with a European summer to fill would make sense for Hyde Park, but treat this as SeatPick speculation rather than a rumour.

Robbie Williams: A UK Summer Tour Still Missing London

Our second tip is Robbie Williams. His RW27 shows for summer 2027 already include the British Grand Prix opening concert at Silverstone on 1 July, Lytham Festival on 3 July and two nights at Limerick’s Thomond Park on 6 and 7 July.

The run has been billed as a new set of UK live shows, yet there is no London date so far. Robbie also headlined BST in 2024 and features on Bon Jovi’s Legendary Edition, so a Hyde Park slot would tick plenty of boxes, but again, this is SeatPick speculation.

Already Booked Elsewhere in London for Summer 2027

Some of the biggest names are much less likely, simply because they already have London covered. Sam Fender plays Wembley Stadium on 18 and 20 June 2027, the same week as Bon Jovi’s Hyde Park show.

Slipknot launch their stadium tour at Wembley on 3 July, and Harry Styles closes his European run with three Wembley nights in late August. Oasis are also tied up with their Etihad Stadium residency and Knebworth dates.

The Kinds of Acts BST Keeps Booking

Recent seasons show a clear formula. The 2026 series featured Garth Brooks, ATEEZ, Maroon 5, Mumford & Sons, Duran Duran, Pitbull and Lewis Capaldi.

That mix of legacy rock, big pop names, country stars and a K-pop headliner has become BST’s signature. Expect 2027 to follow a similar pattern, with Bon Jovi filling the classic rock slot.

Who Could Support Bon Jovi on 24 June?

Bon Jovi’s own support bill is also still to be announced. In 2013, Kaiser Chiefs and Bush warmed up the Great Oak Stage, so a day of big British rock support would fit the tradition.

Our wishlist (not a rumour) starts with the band’s Legendary Edition collaborators. A guest spot from Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott or Avril Lavigne would feel right at home in the park.

BST Hyde Park 2027 Dates: When Is the Festival?

BST traditionally runs across late June and early July, with headline shows from Thursday to Sunday. The free Open House programme fills the midweek days in between.

So far, Thursday 24 June 2027 is the only confirmed date. Each new headliner will bring their own date and on-sale, so the calendar will fill up as announcements land.

Bon Jovi at BST Hyde Park 2027: Date, Stage and What’s Confirmed

Bon Jovi will take to the Great Oak Stage on Thursday 24 June 2027. With no other UK dates on the band’s 2027 schedule, Hyde Park is the only place in Britain to see them next year.

The show is part of the Forever Tour, which goes worldwide in 2027 with stadium dates in Australia, the US and Canada. Jon Bon Jovi described the Hyde Park booking as a “full circle moment”, 14 years after the band opened the very first BST.

Why Bon Jovi’s BST Hyde Park 2027 Show Will Be in Huge Demand

The Forever Tour was the band’s first run of shows since Jon Bon Jovi underwent vocal surgery in 2022, and fans turned out in force. The 2026 leg included nine sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden in New York, plus sold-out shows in Edinburgh and Dublin.

London was the clearest sign of demand. The band added a third and final Wembley Stadium night as tickets flew, and all three sold out.

The band’s profile has also been boosted by FOREVER (Legendary Edition), which reworked songs with guests including Bruce Springsteen, Robbie Williams and Avril Lavigne. It peaked at Number 2 on the Official Albums Chart.

From a ticket point of view, the maths is simple. A three-night stadium run has been replaced by one day in the park, and every UK fan who missed Wembley is now chasing the same single date.

How Much Are Bon Jovi BST Hyde Park 2027 Tickets?

There are two prices to know: what BST charged at face value, and what tickets now cost on the resale market. Here is the official face-value breakdown first, with booking fees added on top at checkout.

Ticket Type Event + Venue Face Value (£)
General AdmissionBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£85.95
Child (2-9) + GuardianBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£75.95
Primary EntryBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£105.95
Premium BundleBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£125.95
Souvenir Ticket BundleBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£134.95
Gold CircleBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£139.95
Gold VIP HydeAwayBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£209.95
Seat Unique VIP TerraceBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£209.95
Ultimate Gold VIP HydeAwayBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£349.95
Ultimate Seat Unique VIP TerraceBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£379.95
Great Oak Roof GardenBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£599

Bon Jovi Hyde Park Resale Ticket Prices on SeatPick

On SeatPick, resale tickets for Bon Jovi at Hyde Park start from £128, in the General Admission section. Across 2,372 tickets in 512 listings from trusted resellers, the average ticket works out at £406.

Be warned, though: that £128 price is a single listing of just 12 tickets. Most general admission resale tickets start closer to £171, so the true entry point for most fans is around double the face value.

Here is how the typical starting price breaks down by section at Hyde Park.

Section Event + Venue Typical Starting Price (£)
General AdmissionBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£171
Primary EntryBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£186
Gold VIP HydeAwayBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£348
Seat Unique VIP TerraceBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£440
DiamondBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£459
Ultimate Diamond ExperienceBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£633
GardenBon Jovi, BST Hyde Park£2,806

Face-value prices are from the official BST Hyde Park on-sale and exclude booking fees. Resale prices are based on SeatPick listings as of 25 October 2026, and the market moves fast, so availability and pricing will vary.

Primary Entry is the standout value on resale. It typically starts at £186, only £15 more than general admission, for a quicker way through the gates.

Gold VIP HydeAway listings start around £348, about 66% above the £209.95 face value. Seat Unique VIP Terrace runs higher still at around £440, more than double its face value.

The Garden section is the most expensive area of the show by a distance. Its cheapest listing sits at £2,806, and there are only four tickets available.

Bon Jovi Hyde Park VIP Resale Prices

SeatPick currently has 852 VIP tickets across 194 listings for the Hyde Park show. VIP packages start from £321, average £894 and top out at £2,339.

That £321 starting price is actually below the £349.95 face value of the Ultimate Gold VIP HydeAway. For fans after hospitality, it is one of the few places where resale can match or beat face value.

Bon Jovi Hyde Park vs the Rest of the 2027 Forever Tour

Here is how London’s starting price compares with every other 2027 Forever Tour date on SeatPick.

Date Event + Venue Starting Price (£)
4 March 2027Bon Jovi, Marvel Stadium, Melbourne£88
11 March 2027Bon Jovi, Accor Stadium, Sydney£78
24 June 2027Bon Jovi, BST Hyde Park, London£128
15 July 2027Bon Jovi, MetLife Stadium, New Jersey£86
21 July 2027Bon Jovi, Soldier Field, Chicago£98
28 July 2027Bon Jovi, Gillette Stadium, Boston£104
4 August 2027Bon Jovi, Rogers Stadium, Toronto£167

Hyde Park is the second most expensive starting price on the entire 2027 tour, behind only Toronto. Fans in Sydney can currently get in for £78, around £50 less than the cheapest London ticket.

That reflects the scarcity we flagged earlier. London has one show for the whole of the UK, while New Jersey, Chicago and Boston fans each have a huge stadium to share on their own date.

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Bon Jovi at BST Hyde Park: 2013 vs 2027 Ticket Prices Compared

Bon Jovi opened the first ever British Summer Time on Friday 5 July 2013, in a festival that also featured The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Lionel Richie and Jennifer Lopez. Here is how their two BST headline shows stack up.

Detail BST Hyde Park 2013 BST Hyde Park 2027
DateFriday 5 July 2013Thursday 24 June 2027
Great Oak Stage supportKaiser Chiefs, BushTo be announced
Cheapest ticket£65£85.95
Top ticket£399£599

The entry-level ticket has risen by around 32% in 14 years, from £65 to £85.95. The top-tier price has climbed faster, up 50% from £399 to £599, which shows where most of the growth in festival pricing has gone.

How to Get Bon Jovi BST Hyde Park 2027 Tickets

Tickets for Bon Jovi at BST Hyde Park went through three presales before the general sale opened. Here is how the on-sale ran.

Date Sale Time (BST)
Monday 19 October 2026Amex presale1pm
Wednesday 21 October 2026Artist presale10am
Thursday 22 October 2026AEG presale10am
Friday 23 October 2026General sale10am

If you missed out at face value, the resale market is now the main way in. SeatPick brings listings from trusted resellers together in one search, so you can compare the same ticket type side by side instead of hopping between sites.

Be flexible on ticket tier where you can, because general admission has the deepest supply and the lowest prices. It also helps to understand how dynamic pricing works, since prices on high-demand shows can move quickly.

You can also track the event on SeatPick and set up a Price Drop Alert. We will email you as soon as prices fall by more than 10%.

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Bon Jovi BST Hyde Park 2027 Frequently Asked Questions

Who Else Is Playing BST Hyde Park 2027?

No other headliners or support acts have been confirmed yet. BST announces its headliners one at a time, so expect more names to be revealed over the coming months.

When Are Bon Jovi Playing BST Hyde Park 2027?

Bon Jovi headline BST Hyde Park on Thursday 24 June 2027, on the Great Oak Stage. It is the band’s only UK show of 2027.

How Much Are Bon Jovi BST Hyde Park Tickets?

Face-value general admission costs £85.95 plus fees. On SeatPick, resale tickets currently start from £128, with an average price of £406 and VIP packages from £321.

Have Bon Jovi Played BST Hyde Park Before?

Yes. Bon Jovi headlined the very first BST Hyde Park on 5 July 2013, with Kaiser Chiefs and Bush in support.


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