The band will be joined by Jess Glynne, OneRepublic and other big names
Maroon 5 are heading to London for the second weekend of BST Hyde Park following acclaimed sets from country legend Garth Brooks and Korean boyband Ateez. Adam Levine and co will perform to nearly 70,000 fans this Friday (July 3) alongside big names like Jess Glynne and OneRepublic.
The show comes weeks after the LA-based band released single Heroine, their first batch of new music since 2025 album Love is Like. Attendees can also expect to hear chart-topping hits such as Moves Like Jagger, Sugar and Animals.
Maroon 5 skyrocketed to fame with Songs About Jane in 2002, which went on to score a Grammy for song This Love. Since then, the six-piece group have sold more than 100m albums, won countless awards and been named the top band of the 21st century by Billboard.
Now in the midst of a world tour, Maroon 5 are stopping off in the capital for what is currently their only UK in 2026.
Here’s everything you need to know:
When are Maroon 5 playing BST Hyde Park?
Maroon 5 are playing BST Hyde Park on Friday, July 3. Gates will open for general admission at 2pm, with attendees who purchased Primary Entry and VIP tickets allowed in an hour earlier.
Last entry to the show is at 8.30pm. Queues are likely to ensure to be on site in advance of this cut off. There is no re-admission after entry. Maroon 5 will finish their set by 10.30pm.
Who are the support acts?
Maroon 5 will be joined by a long list of support acts including:
- OneRepublic
- Jess Glynne
- Ella Eyre
- Only the Poets
- Bradley Simpson
- VOILÀ
- Pedro Santos
- Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets
- Pat Hamilton
- Stefan Mahendra
More names are still to be announced, according to the BST Hyde Park website.
Setlist
While the specific London setlist hasn’t been confirmed, here’s what Maroon 5 played at a recent Milan show (according to Setlist.fm):
- Harder to Breathe
- Lucky Strike
- This Love
- Stereo Hearts (Gym Class Heroes feat. Adam Levine cover)
- Animals
- One More Night
- Misery
- Sunday Morning
- Heavy (PJ Morton song)
- Won’t Go Home Without You
- Memories
- She Will Be Loved
- Maps
- Love Somebody
- Don’t Wanna Know
- What Lovers Do
- Makes Me Wonder
- Girls Like You
- Moves Like Jagger
- Payphone
- Sugar
How to get last-minute tickets
A number of general admission, primary entry, gold circle and VIP tickets starting at £114.35 are still available via AXS and Ticketmaster.
However, fans who miss out may still be able to get in using resale websites, including viagogo, Vivid Seats, and StubHub. These offer music lovers the chance to buy and sell their tickets at any time – and at any price.
Bag policy and banned items
Only one bag is allowed per person and it must be smaller than 297mm x 210mm x 210mm. Cloakroom facilities are limited to holders of The VIP Summer Garden tickets only.
No food or drink is permitted to be brought into the event, with the exception of water in unopened plastic containers of up to 500ml.
A number of other items are also banned from the BST Hyde Park grounds for safety reasons. These include:
- Golf umbrellas and parasols
- Chairs and tables
- Suitcases and luggage
- Selfie sticks
- Laser pens
- Chinese lanterns
- Air horns
- Flags
- Drones
A full list of prohibited items can be found here.
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