American Express presents BST Hyde Park has named Muse as its third headliner for 2027. The Teignmouth band will play the Great Oak Stage on Saturday 26 June, with special guests Nothing But Thieves and CHVRCHES. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday 13 November via bst-hydepark.com.
They join the previously announced Bon Jovi, who play Thursday 24 June, and RAYE, who plays a major homecoming show on Saturday 10 July. The full line-up is still to be announced.
Muse also headline Roundhay Festival in Leeds the following day, Sunday 27 June 2027. Tickets for that show go on general sale at the same time, 10am on Friday 13 November, via roundhayfestival.com.
An American Express pre-sale for the Hyde Park date began at 10am today, Monday 9 November. An artist pre-sale follows on Wednesday 11 November at 10am, then an AEG pre-sale on Thursday 12 November at 10am, before general sale on Friday.
Muse formed in Teignmouth, Devon in 1994 and have eight consecutive UK Number 1 albums, plus two GRAMMY Awards. In June 2026 they released their tenth studio album, The Wow! Signal, which went straight to Number 1, their eighth chart-topper in a row. NME called it the band’s “best album in 20 years”. Produced with Dan Lancaster and Aleks Von Korff, and recorded in part at Abbey Road Studios, it includes the singles “Unravelling”, “Be With You”, “Cryogen”, “Hexagons” and “Nightshift Superstar”, plus “Hush”, a duet with Ellie Goulding.
The Wow! Signal Tour has already taken in an album launch show at London’s Brixton Academy in April and a North American run that closed at the Hollywood Bowl. The European arena leg reaches the UK next month, with two nights each at Manchester’s Co-op Live and London’s The O2. Hyde Park is set to draw on a catalogue that runs from “Plug In Baby” and “Time Is Running Out” to “Supermassive Black Hole” and “Uprising”.
Nothing But Thieves formed in Southend in 2012 and have four UK Top 10 albums, including a first UK Number 1 with 2023’s Dead Club City, plus 1.2 million album sales and sold-out shows at Wembley Arena. Their latest album, Stray Dogs, came out in September after the band returned to Angelic Studios in Banbury, the residential studio where their 2015 self-titled debut was made. Organisers describe it as a rawer, more chaotic record that still keeps the adventurous streak the band have built over more than a decade of touring.
Scottish synth-pop trio CHVRCHES return with their first album in nearly six years. All The King’s Men is due in January 2027, and the new single “Roses” is out now. The Hyde Park set is expected to span more than a decade of songs, from “The Mother We Share” and “Recover” through Every Open Eye, Love Is Dead and Screen Violence, with Lauren Mayberry on vocals.
Bon Jovi return to Hyde Park 14 years after headlining the festival’s first show in 2013, following a 2026 that included nine sold-out nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden and three sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium on the Forever Tour. RAYE, a Mercury Prize winner, plays Saturday 10 July.
More names for 2027 are still to come. The booking follows a record-breaking 2026 season featuring Garth Brooks, ATEEZ, Maroon 5, Mumford & Sons, Duran Duran, Pitbull and Lewis Capaldi.
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