The full list of artists joining Olivia Rodrigo at BST Hyde Park this summer has been confirmed. Check it out below.
The singer is set to perform a massive headline show at the London series on June 27, and it will mark her biggest UK show to date. News of her joining the BST Hyde Park bill was shared in November, and she joins fellow headliners for the 2025 edition: Zach Bryan, Noah Kahan, Sabrina Carpenter, Neil Young And The Chrome Hearts, Stevie Wonder, and Jeff Lynne’s ELO.
Around the time of the initial announcement, two of the artists supporting Rodrigo were announced. These were former NME Cover stars and BRIT Award-winning British band The Last Dinner Party, and Norwegian singer-songwriter and record producer Girl In Red.
Now, the remainder of artists joining the bill have been shared. These include 19-year-old multi-hyphenate talent Flowerovlove, futuristic-sounding bedroom pop act Between Friends – which is formed by a brother and sister duo – and rising Scottish singer-songwriter and Ivor Novello nominee Katie Gregson-Macleod.
Another former NME Cover star, Caity Baser, is also joining the bill. It comes as she broke through as a TikTok star and went on to get four entries on the UK Singles Chart, including ‘X&Y’ and ‘Pretty Boys’.
Rounding off the bill is upcoming artist and former contestant on The Voice, Ruti, as well as Irish quartet Florence Road, 23-year-old London artist and NME 100 alumni Aziya, and Football striker-turned-singer Déyyess.
Tickets for Olivia Rodrigo’s show at BST Hyde Park are sold-out, although if any more last-minute tickets become available, they will be available here.
It isn’t the only huge UK performance Rodrigo has lined up for this summer either, as she will also be joining Neil Young and The 1975 in headlining Glastonbury 2025. The slot on the Pyramid Stage will mark her second appearance at the Worthy Farm festival, following on from her performance to a mammoth crowd to The Other Stage in 2022.
Other live shows planned from the ‘Guts’ singer this year include appearances at Rock Werchter 2025, Roskilde Festival 2025, Mad Cool Festival 2025, NOS Alive 2025 and more.
In other Olivia Rodrigo news, last year the pop star announced that she would be donating roughly $2million taken from ticket sales for her ‘Guts’ world tour to key organisations focusing on women’s issues. She has been a vocal reproductive rights activist, and previously announced the launch of The Fund 4 Good initiative. The money will be spread across 10 organisations that champion girls’ education, women’s reproductive rights and the prevention of gender-based violence.
