How to get Noah Kahan tickets for only UK date at BST Hyde Park 2025
The Stick Season singer is bringing his folk-pop hits to London next year, and this morning is your last chance to secure tickets.
Noah Kahan is heading to the UK once more to headline BST Hyde Park in summer 2025.
The folk-pop musician first emerged onto the music scene back in 2017, but his huge breakthrough came in his 2022 album Stick Season. This album topped the charts in Canada, the USA, Ireland and the UK, even getting a cover of the title track from Olivia Rodrigo.
All of this led to a 2023 GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist, after which he went on tour throughout the UK in 2024.
Now, in 2025, he's returning to the iconic BST Hyde Park, where he'll be supported by rising indie darling Gracie Abrams, and will headline alongside iconic artists Zach Bryan, Jeff Lynne's ELO, Hugh Jackman and Robbie Williams.
Here's how you can get tickets to see Noah Kahan, as well as the other headliners, at BST Hyde Park in summer 2025.
Noah Kahan isn't the only one returning to the UK in 2025. Here's how you can get Tyler the Creator tickets, as well as Limp Bizkit tickets.
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- When is Noah Kahan headlining BST Hyde Park?
- How to get Noah Kahan tickets to see BST Hyde Park headline show
- How much do Noah Kahan BST Hyde Park tickets cost?
- Who else is playing BST Hyde Park 2025?
- Is Noah Kahan doing a UK tour?
- How to get to BST Hyde Park in London
When is Noah Kahan headlining BST Hyde Park?
American Express’s BST (or British Summer Time) Hyde Park is a massive set of concerts spread over three weeks, normally from late June to early July. Noah Kahan is set to headline on Friday 4th July.
Each date features a very different headliner, from classic rock bands to country singers, plus a ton of well-known supporting acts.
Here are the dates we’ve had confirmed:
- 28th June 2025 — Zach Bryan
- 29th June 2025 — Zach Bryan
- 4th July 2025 — Noah Kahan
- 6th July 2025 — Hugh Jackman
- 13th July 2025 — Jeff Lynne's ELO
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How to get Noah Kahan tickets to see BST Hyde Park headline show
BST Hyde Park tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster. They come out in waves as each headliner is announced.
If it's Noah Kahan you're after, general sale tickets will be available to buy on the Ticketmaster website this morning (Friday 8th November).
Tickets for other headliners Zach Bryan, Hugh Jackman and ELO are also available to purchase on Ticketmaster now.
You can also pick up a BST Hyde Park hospitality ticket from the festival’s official hospitality partner, Keith Prowse – these are also currently available to purchase.
Buy BST Hyde Park hospitality tickets at Keith Prowse
How much do Noah Kahan BST Hyde Park tickets cost?
As with the other BST Hyde Park shows, there's a pricing system depending on how early you buy your tickets. Here are the different pricing tiers:
- General admission standing (launch) – £91.25
- General admission standing (tier 2) – £101.95
- General admission standing (tier 3) - £112.65
- Primary entry (launch) – £112.65
- Primary entry standing (tier 2) - £133.75
- Primary entry standing (tier 3) - £154.75
There are also Gold Circle tickets available, as well as a range of VIP packages and experiences.
For more of the latest ticketing releases, such as Iggy Pop, Deftones and Scissor Sisters, stay up to date with our Going Out page.
Who else is playing BST Hyde Park 2025?
Noah Kahan is the fourth headliner announced for BST Hyde Park this year. Artists Hugh Jackman, Zach Bryan and Jeff Lynne's ELO will also be taking to the stage during the festival, which will run from late June to early July 2025.
Is Noah Kahan doing a UK tour?
Despite headlining one of the UK's main festivals, Noah Kahan will not be elongating his stay to play any other shows.
How to get to BST Hyde Park in London
The festival takes place on the Parade Ground on the east side of Hyde Park, with the closest tube station being Marble Arch (Central Line).
However, you’ve also got access to nearby stations Hyde Park Corner, Bond Street, Knightsbridge, Green Park and Lancaster Gate, as well as Paddington and Victoria via National Rail trains.
You can also take your pick of buses, or walk from pretty much anywhere in central London.
If you're looking for more things to do in the UK capital, why not check out our roundup of the best West End shows and the best immersive exhibitions in London?
