Noah Kahan has been announced as the headliner for BST Hyde Park 2025

Noah Kahan was announced as the headliner BST Hyde Park 2025 – You can find all the details below.

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It will be the folk-pop singer’s biggest UK gig to date and will see him take to the stage on Friday 5th July. They will also join him Gracie Abramsother names in the lineup have not yet been announced.

Tickets go on sale this Friday (November 8) at 10am GMT and will be available here. Additionally, Amex customers can access the pre-sale from 10:00 GMT today (November 4).

Kahan became the fourth 2025 headliner to be announced following the news Jeff Lynne‘s ELO will perform a farewell show in Hyde Park next year, and it will be play the Great Oak Stage on Sunday 13th July. It will take place after their American tour “Over And Out” and will be the last “farewell” for fans.

We are happy to announce this @NoahKahan is headlining the American Express presentations @BSTHydePark next summer

He will be joined by a special guest @gracieabrams in London’s Hyde Park on Friday 4th July 2025 and the full line-up to be announced!

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— BST Hyde Park (@BSTHydePark) November 4, 2024

US country star Zack Bryan has also was announced as the headliner and is set to hit the Great Oak stage on June 28th and 29th, the latter as an additional show added due to “phenomenal demand”.

last week, Hugh Jackman was also added to the line-up and will perform a UK-exclusive set “From London with Love” on Sunday, July 6. In the show, he will perform songs from musicals, in particular The Boy from Oz, The greatest showman, Les Miserablesand A musician manalong with other surprises.

BST Hyde Park 2024 featured headliners Stevie Nicks, Kylie Minogue, Stray children, SZA, Kings of Leon, Morgan Wallen, Andrea Bocelli, Robbie Williams and Shania Twain.

Earlier this year, Kahan’s show at OVO Arena Wembley on Valentine’s Day (February 14) was a blast. five star review from NME.

“Having made folk-pop cool again – once it was probably rightly derided as ‘stomp-clap-hey’ music – there’s no denying that the torch-bearing troubadour was made to play on huge stages,” it reads. “August’s headline show at London’s even bigger The O2 looks like it’ll be a walk in the park.”

Since then, he has been a singer-songwriter supported Chappell Roandescribing her live performances as “the most electric shit ever” and confirmed that he would be appears on James Bay’s new album “Changes All The Time”.

In August he introduced The Busyhead Project – a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of mental health – in the UK. Kahan launched the foundation in May 2023 to provide resources to organizations working to address the needs of marginalized communities.