Six new acts have been added to the bill for Maroon 5’s headline show at American Express presents BST Hyde Park on Friday 3 July 2026. Bradley Simpson, Voilà, Pedro Santos, Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets, Pat Hamilton and Stefan Mahendra will all perform at the London festival, joining a line-up that already features special guests OneRepublic, Jess Glynne, Ella Eyre and Only The Poets. Final tickets are on sale now at www.bst-hydepark.com.
The additions complete what is shaping up to be one of the most stacked days of the summer. Maroon 5 were announced as headliners back in November 2025, marking their debut appearance at the iconic London festival. The Los Angeles pop giants, fronted by Adam Levine, have sold over 135 million records and boast a catalogue of global anthems including Moves Like Jagger, Sugar and Girls Like You. Jess Glynne, Ella Eyre and Only The Poets were added to the bill in March, and this latest wave of names fills out the day further.
Bradley Simpson is best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist of pop-rock band The Vamps, a group he co-founded in 2012 after being discovered on YouTube. Beyond his work with the band, he has stepped out as a solo artist, releasing his debut album The Panic Years in 2025 to showcase a more personal, indie-leaning sound.
Los Angeles duo Voilà, made up of Luke Eisner and Gus Ross, bring over 335 million global streams and an Emmy nomination to the Hyde Park stage. The self-producing, self-writing pair have built a devoted fanbase (who call themselves “the magicians”) through a magically-themed aesthetic and strong editorial playlist support.
Pedro Santos is a Portuguese-born, UK-raised singer-songwriter who first found his footing as a member of boyband Here At Last. He has since launched a solo career drawing from influences including Coldplay, Hozier and Tom Odell, and his latest single Lady In Red has already passed 2.5 million streams.
Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets are a Limerick indie-rock group who have been steadily building momentum with DIY origins and a sound that blends surging rock with pop accessibility. Their 2025 EP, sold-out headline rooms across the UK and Ireland, and a trip to SXSW have helped the band rack up 3 million streams and establish themselves as ones to watch.
Pat Hamilton, just 20 years old, has already sold out his Glasgow headline at King Tuts four months in advance and opened the BBC Introducing Stage at TRNSMT. Inspired by Ed Sheeran, Justin Timberlake and Paulo Nutini, his debut album To Whom It May Concern has passed 1 million streams. Stefan Mahendra rounds out the new additions, a South East London-bred RnB artist of Sri Lankan and German heritage whose sound draws on gospel, soul and Motown, with influences ranging from D’Angelo and Marvin Gaye to Stevie Wonder and John Legend.
BST Hyde Park returns this summer with a full series of world-class headliners. The 2026 concert season features Garth Brooks (Saturday 27 June), ATEEZ (Sunday 28 June), Maroon 5 (Friday 3 July), Mumford & Sons (Saturday 4 July), Duran Duran (Sunday 5 July), Pitbull (Friday 10 July) and Lewis Capaldi (Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 July). Final tickets for the Maroon 5 show are on sale now at www.bst-hydepark.com.
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