Raye announces major London homecoming as BST Hyde Park headliner
The singer will perform on July 10, with tickets going on sale November 10

Raye is set to headline BST Hyde Park in London next summer, marking a major homecoming performance for the award-winning British singer.
The musician will take to the stage on July 10, 2027, with rising star Sienna Spiro announced as the first supporting act. Organisers are expected to reveal additional performers ahead of the event, which forms part of the annual summer concert series.
Tickets for the show will go on sale at 10am local time on November 10, according to the announcement reported by Variety.
The performance comes after a significant year for Raye, who recently won the prestigious Mercury Prize for her second album, This Music May Contain Hope. Released earlier in 2026, the record followed her acclaimed 2023 debut, My 21st Century Blues, which helped establish her as one of the UK’s most prominent contemporary artists.
Raye began her career as a songwriter before stepping into the spotlight as a solo performer. Her achievements include six BRIT Awards, the Ivor Novello Award for songwriter of the year and three Grammy nominations.
Her latest album has also produced the popular single “Where Is My Husband!”, further expanding her success.
The BST Hyde Park appearance will bring Raye back to the city where her musical journey began. She is the second headliner announced for the 2027 edition, following American rock band Bon Jovi, who are scheduled to perform on June 24.
Spiro, 21, will join Raye after gaining attention for her debut album, Visitor, which became the UK’s biggest debut album of the year and received gold certification from the RIAA.
With further acts still to be announced, Raye’s headline performance is shaping up to be a major highlight of next summer’s London music calendar.





















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