Muse will headline BST Hyde Park on Saturday 26 June 2027, with Nothing But Thieves and CHVRCHES confirmed as special guests. The announcement brings three distinctive names in British alternative music to the same London bill, with more acts still to be revealed.

For Muse, it is another major outdoor date following the release of their tenth studio album, The Wow! Signal, in June 2026. The record became their eighth consecutive UK number one album, and the band are currently preparing for UK arena performances in Manchester and London this November.

Nothing But Thieves and CHVRCHES join Muse in Hyde Park

What makes this announcement particularly interesting is the support bill. Southend’s Nothing But Thieves have developed into one of Britain’s most compelling contemporary rock bands, combining huge choruses with a restless approach to songwriting. We recently awarded their album Stray Dogs a 9/10 in our Imminent Infinity review — and seeing them on the same stage as Muse feels like a natural fit.

Scottish electronic trio CHVRCHES bring another dimension to the lineup, pairing melodic synth-pop with the scale and energy needed for a show of this size. Their appearance follows our report on their new album All the King’s Men and 2027 UK tour. Together, the three acts promise a night that stretches from guitar-driven alternative rock to expansive electronic sounds.

Muse announce three UK outdoor shows for June 2027

Hyde Park is part of a wider run of newly announced summer dates:

  • Wednesday 23 June: Blackweir Fields, Cardiff — with CHVRCHES announced as special guests
  • Saturday 26 June: BST Hyde Park, London — with Nothing But Thieves and CHVRCHES
  • Sunday 27 June: Roundhay Festival, Leeds — with Nothing But Thieves

Further supporting acts may be added to the lineups. Fans should consult each event’s official listings for the latest information.

When do Muse BST Hyde Park tickets go on sale?

General sale begins at 10am GMT on Friday 13 November 2026. Presale windows include American Express cardmember access from Monday 9 November, an artist presale on Wednesday 11 November and an AEG presale on Thursday 12 November. The official BST Hyde Park event page has the latest ticket options, accessibility information and booking links.

Standard general admission is currently advertised from £93.45 plus fees on the official BST website. Prices and availability can change.

A strong day for British alternative music

BST Hyde Park has already announced Bon Jovi for 24 June and RAYE for 10 July, but the Muse bill feels especially tailored to an alternative-rock audience. For Nothing But Thieves, it is another high-profile moment following Stray Dogs; for CHVRCHES, it is a chance to bring their electronic sound to a huge outdoor crowd.

There is plenty of time before June, and the remaining support acts are yet to be announced. Even so, this is already one of the more compelling British rock lineups confirmed for summer 2027.

Source: BST Hyde Park official announcement and ticket information.