Muse will headline BST Hyde Park on Saturday 26 June 2027, with Nothing But Thieves and Chvrches joining them on the bill. The announcement adds the Devonshire trio to the line-up for one of London’s biggest summer music events, alongside previously confirmed headliners Bon Jovi and RAYE.
The show was announced on 9 November as Muse prepared to begin a UK and European arena tour in Manchester on 12 November. Their Hyde Park appearance gives London fans a summer date to look ahead to, following the release of the band’s tenth album, The Wow! Signal, in June.
Ticket sales begin with a series of presales before the general release on 13 November. Prices were not disclosed in the announcement, leaving prospective buyers without a confirmed cost as the first sales window opens.
Ticket sale dates
The Amex presale opens at 10am on 9 November 2026. That is followed by an artist presale at 10am on 11 November and an AEG presale at 10am on 12 November, before tickets go on general sale at 10am on 13 November.
For anyone planning to attend, the distinction between the presale windows and the general sale is the immediate practical detail. The earlier releases precede the main sale, so the date to keep in mind for general availability is 13 November, rather than the day of the announcement.
The announced timetable sets out when sales begin, but it does not establish how much a ticket will cost. No price can therefore be attached to the Hyde Park show at this stage. Fans weighing up the date will need to consider the available ticket information when making their plans.
The concert itself is scheduled for Saturday 26 June 2027. Nothing But Thieves and Chvrches are confirmed as support acts for that date, giving the London bill a clear shape even as the wider BST programme continues to take form.
A summer London date
Hyde Park is the London setting for BST’s summer concerts, with separate headline shows bringing different acts to the same outdoor venue. Muse’s confirmation concerns their own Saturday appearance, rather than a shared headline concert with Bon Jovi or RAYE.
Those names are among the headliners already announced for BST Hyde Park in 2027, with more still to be confirmed. The addition of Muse broadens the announced programme, while leaving the complete schedule of headline performances unfinished.
For Muse, the announcement connects their current album and arena-tour activity with an outdoor headline booking next summer. The band released The Wow! Signal in June and were preparing for the Manchester opening of their UK and European tour when the Hyde Park date was unveiled.
The support bill is also part of the confirmed announcement, rather than something still awaiting clarification. Nothing But Thieves and Chvrches will support Muse in Hyde Park, allowing those considering tickets to assess the show on the basis of the acts already named.
Leeds follows London
Muse will also headline Roundhay Festival in Leeds on Sunday 27 June 2027. The sister event follows their BST Hyde Park performance on Saturday, placing the two festival appearances on consecutive days.
The Leeds booking is a separate headline engagement from the London show. The confirmed support acts supplied for Hyde Park are Nothing But Thieves and Chvrches; the announcement does not establish that the same supporting bill will accompany Muse at Roundhay Festival.
For London audiences, the immediate focus remains the Hyde Park ticket timetable and the Saturday concert. The Leeds date adds another confirmed summer appearance for the band, but does not alter the details of their London booking.
General sale opens at 10am on 13 November 2026. With Muse’s date and support acts confirmed, the next practical step for prospective concertgoers is the ticket release, while further headliner announcements will complete more of BST Hyde Park’s 2027 programme.