Bon Jovi will return to BST Hyde Park on Thursday, June 24, 2027, becoming the festival series' first announced headliner for next summer. The booking brings the band back to an event it helped launch in 2013, with the next public ticket sale set for Friday, October 23.
Source: Mark Kent / Wikimedia Commons, Bon Jovi at Hyde Park on July 5, 2013, CC BY 2.0. Archive photo cropped to 2:1; thumbnail adds the eLyrics watermark. This is not the forthcoming 2027 show.
The announcement arrives as Bon Jovi extend their Forever Tour into 2027. For London fans, the immediate decision is which sale they can use and which part of the park a ticket actually includes. Early admission and a position closer to the stage are separate benefits in the organiser's current listings.
The next ticket windows
The official event page says American Express cardmembers received first access on Monday. The BST presale begins Wednesday, October 21, at 10am UK time; the band's official tour update confirms the general sale starts Friday at the same local time. Other support acts remain to be announced.
At the time of checking, General Admission was listed from £85.95 plus fees. Primary Entry started at £105.95 plus fees and offered entry up to an hour earlier, but still into the General Admission standing area. Gold Circle was listed separately from £139.95 plus fees for access nearer the stage. In other words, paying for earlier entry is not the same as buying a Gold Circle ticket.
Returning to the festival's starting point
Bon Jovi's original Hyde Park appearance took place on July 5, 2013, during the Because We Can tour. BST's own artist profile identifies that performance as part of its inaugural year. The new date is therefore a return to the festival, not Bon Jovi's first show there.
Our archive on Jon Bon Jovi's earlier touring uncertainty gives context to that return. The organiser now describes a 2026 run that included Madison Square Garden, Edinburgh, Dublin and Wembley. For a reminder of the songs behind those big-room bookings, our Bon Jovi catalogue guide is a starting point—not a confirmed setlist for Hyde Park next June.
