British Summer Time (concerts)

Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park
Blur at BST Hyde Park in 2015.
Venue	Hyde Park, London
Website	bst-hydepark.com

Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park (BST Hyde Park) is a music festival held over two weekends once a year in London's Hyde Park. It was the first event AEG Live held in Hyde Park since they acquired the rights to host concerts there, and features a wide range of musical genres. Since 2013, BST Hyde Park has seen headliners such as The Rolling Stones, Bon Jovi, Lionel Richie, Black Sabbath, Neil Young, The Libertines, Arcade Fire, The Who, Blur, The Strokes and Taylor Swift.^[1] In 2016, headliners will include Florence and the Machine, Kendrick Lamar, Carole King, Take That, Mumford and Sons and Stevie Wonder.^[2] Arcade Fire's 2014 set is remembered as being "the concert of the summer".^[3]

2017

Friday 30 June	Saturday 1 July	TBA	Thursday 6 July	TBA	TBA
Line-up^[4]

Phil Collins	Green Day	TBA	Kings of Leon Pixies Nathaniel Rateliff	TBA'	TBA'

2016

Friday 1 July	Saturday 2 July	Sunday 3 July	Friday 8 July	Saturday 9 July	Sunday 10 July
Line-up^[5]

Massive Attack with Young Fathers Patti Smith TV on the Radio Warpaint Ghostpoet	Florence + The Machine Kendrick Lamar Jamie XX Cat Power	Carole King Don Henley Michael Kiwanuka Louise Goffin RY X	Mumford & Sons Alabama Shakes Wolf Alice Nick Mulvey Kurt Vile Mystery Jets	Take That Olly Murs Ella Eyre Jamie Lawson Nathan Sykes	Stevie Wonder Pharrell Williams Corinne Bailey Rae King

TBA	Todd Terje Blood Orange Kamasi Washington Poliça Georgia (musician) Kelsey Lu Khruangbin Gabriel Bruce Gwilym Gold Cloves	Ward Thomas (band) Billie Marten	Baaba Maal The Very Best Beatenberg (band) Baio Mt. Desolation Matthew & The Atlas Modern Pleasure Rukhsana Merrise The Strumbellas	TBA	TBA

2015

Thursday 18 June	Saturday 20 June	Sunday 21 June	Friday 26 June	Saturday 27 June ^[7]	Sunday 28 June
Line-up^[6]
Great Oak Stage
The Strokes Beck Future Islands	Blur The Horrors	Kylie Grace Jones Chic featuring Nile Rodgers	The Who Paul Weller Kaiser Chiefs Johnny Marr Gaz Coombes	Taylor Swift Ellie Goulding John Newman Vance Joy Rae Morris
Outdoor Theatre
			The Rifles Vintage Trouble St Paul and The Broken Bones Sugarmen
Summer Stage
		Mylo (DJ Set) Rob da Bank The Correspondents	Sleaford Mods SlyDigs Standard Lamps Rival State
unknown stage
Fufanu Gengahr Hinds Kieran Leonard Public Service Broadcasting Temples The Wytches Yak	Drenge Broken Hands Iris Gold Jupiter Bokondji and Okwess International Kitty Daisy & Lewis Metronomy Roots Manuva Sugarmen Teleman	Bright Light Bright Light Ekkah Foxes Mika Years and Years		Iris Gold Jamie Lawson JP Cooper Laura Doggett Lauren Aquilina Sheppard	Union J Justin Fletcher aka Mr Tumble Collabro Dick & Dom Sam & Mark The Cuban Brothers The Vegetable Orchestra Bethan Leadley

2014

Thursday 3 July	Friday 4 July	Saturday 5 July	Sunday 6 July	Tuesday 8 July	Thursday 10 July	Saturday 12 July	Sunday 13 July
Line-up^[8]
Great Oak Stage
Arcade Fire Jake Bugg Wild Beasts Future Islands	Black Sabbath Soundgarden Faith No More Motörhead Soulfly	The Libertines The Pogues	McBusted Backstreet Boys The Vamps Scouting For Girls Diversity		Tim Minchin Milton Jones Nina Conti Alan Davies Gina Yashere Jasper Carrot	Neil Young & Crazy Horse The National Tom Odell Half Moon Run Lucy Rose	Tom Jones Boyzone Little Mix 10cc Bootleg Beatles
Unwind Theatre
	Wolfmother Hell Kobra And The Lotus Ume Broken Hands The Bots		Lawson Five			Caitlin Rose Phosphorescent Flyte
Village Hall
	Gallows Bo Ningen The Graveltones Hang the Bastard A Plastic Rose		Neon Jungle Elyar Fox Ollie Marland			Ethan Johns The Webb Sisters
Summer Stage
	Rise To Remain Blitz Kids The Struts The First		George Barnett Joel Baker Mike Dignam			Jack Savoretti To Kill A King Hero Fisher
Music Unlimited Stage
Public Service Broadcasting The Hearts Wakey!Wakey!	Wolfmother Gallows Vukovi	Lucie Barat The View Deadcuts Lipstick Melodies		Rixton Young Kato Jacob & Goliath Wheatus		Grant Nicholas Meadowlark To Kill A King Battles of Winter	Amelia Lily DJ Harvey
unknown stage
		Brown Bear Cuckoo Lander Darlia Graham Coxon I Am Kloot Maximo Park Raglans Reverend And The Makers Spiritualized Swim Deep The Enemy The Rifles The Twang The View Wolf Alice

2013

Friday 5 July	Saturday 6 July	Sunday 7 July	Friday 12 July	Saturday 13 July	Sunday 14 July
Line-up^[9]
Great Oak Stage
Bon Jovi Bush Kaiser Chiefs	The Rolling Stones The Vaccines The Temper Trap Gary Clark, Jr. King Charles	JLS The Beach Boys The Saturdays Paul Young Soul Rebels The Cuban Brothers The Overtones Kimberly Wyatt Lukas McFarlane Ruff Diamond	Ray Davies Elvis Costello Gabrielle Aplin Nick Lowe	The Rolling Stones Jake Bugg Tom Odell The 1975 Vintage Trouble	Lionel Richie Jennifer Lopez Chic featuring Nile Rodgers Eliza Doolittle Stooshe
The Theatre
The Futureheads Charlie Simpson The Coronas Bernhoft	Palma Violets The Boxer Rebellion Temples Story Books	The Gruffalo	Lucy Rose Justin Currie	The Horrors Public Service Broadcasting The Family Rain Valerie June	Al Jarreau Beverley Knight Delilah Angel
Village Hall
Rival Sons Little Barrie Funeral Suits Leo Gun	Tribes Broken Hands Drenge Gabriel Bruce Will Heard	Dionne Bromfield Loveable Rogues Tich	Tift Merritt To Kill a King	Adam Cohen Fink Hudson Taylor Luke Sital-Singh James Bay	Charlie Brown Vince Kidd Smiler Amplify Dot
Bandstand
All the Young Josh Flowers The Virginmarys	Triggerfinger Kimberly Anne Splashh Loom Will Joseph Clark Whinnie Williams	Avalon Comedy Stage	Thea Gilmore Scott McFarnon Olivia Sebastianelli	Keziah Jones Hero Fisher Propellers The Riptide Movement Wild Smiles	Incognito Little of the World Pigbag

Elton John had been scheduled to perform on Friday 12 July, but he had to cancel due to illness. All tickets were refunded and the event was made free as a one-off.^[10]

References

↑ "Previous Headliners". bst-hydepark.com. Retrieved 2016-05-11.
↑ "Line-Up (2016)". standard.co.uk. Retrieved 2016-05-11.
↑ Swindells, Chris (4 July 2014). Young, Ted, ed. "10 reasons why Arcade Fire at British Summer Time could be the concert of the summer". Metro. London: DMG. ISSN 1469-6215. OCLC 225917520. Archived from the original on 5 July 2014. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
↑ "Line-Up (2017)". bst-hydepark.com. Retrieved 2016-11-30.
↑ "Line-Up (2016)". bst-hydepark.com. Retrieved 2016-05-11.
↑ "Line-Up (2015)". efestivals.co.uk. Retrieved 2015-12-07.
↑ "BST 2014 Line Up". Retrieved 2015-12-12.
↑ "Line-Up (2014)". efestivals.co.uk. Retrieved 2015-12-07.
↑ http://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/aeglive/2013/lineup.shtml
↑ http://www.virtualfestivals.com/latest/news/14076

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