Maroon 5 have been announced for BST Hyde Park 2026. Find all the details below.
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The Adam Levine-fronted band will headline Hyde Park for the first time on July 3, 2026, with OneRepublic joining as special guests.
Further acts that will also perform on the day will be announced at a later date. Tickets go on sale next Wednesday (November 12) and will be available here.
The upcoming edition of BST Hyde Park will run alongside Roundhay Festival, the new event that launches next summer from the same team.
Both BST Hyde Park and Roundhay will be headlined by Lewis Capaldi next summer as part of his UK and Ireland headline tour. Garth Brooks has also been announced as a BST Hyde Park headliner, as well as Pitbull, who will be joined by Kesha at both dates.
2026 will be the inaugural edition of Roundhay Festival, which organisers hope will become a central fixture of the north of England’s cultural calendar, hosting some of the world’s biggest names.
The legendary Roundhay Park has already got a storied history with live music, having played host to the likes of Michael Jackson, Madonna, The Rolling Stones and, most recently, Ed Sheeran.
In other news, BLACKPINK‘s Lisa recently collaborated with Maroon 5 on a new single titled ‘Priceless’. The track came from their latest album ‘Love Is Like’, which was released in August.
It came as a follow-up to their 2021 seventh studio record, ‘Jordi’, which featured the likes of Megan Thee Stallion, Stevie Nicks and H.E.R.
In a three-star review of Maroon 5’s ‘Jordi’, NME described the album as “paint-by-numbers pop that occasionally wows”.
It added: “Ironically ‘Jordi’s stand out songs are the ones lacking almost entirely in guest star pull – instead, in these moments, they fuse ambitious, wide-screen arena-pop with messier, more complicated subject matter and Adam Levine’s feelings and experiences over the last three years. It’s here that Maroon 5 break free of paint-by-numbers pop, and unearth introspective clarity instead.”
