
American Express Presents BST Hyde Park: All Things Orchestral with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra Returns
BST Hyde Park is thrilled to announce that the extraordinary classical music experience, All Things Orchestral, returns to Hyde Park for a fourth year as part of the Open House programme on Thursday 2 July. Hosted once more by Myleene Klass MBE, the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra – conducted by Stephen Bell – will whisk the audience on a journey through time, celebrating Cinematic Classics and much more. The full programme is to be announced. Tickets go on sale on 29 May, visit www.bst-hydepark.com
The hugely successful previous editions have featured some of the biggest names in classical music – from acclaimed US composer Laura Karpman to MILǑS, Alfie Boe and Esther Abrami, with last year hosting the world premiere of The Fantastic Four: First Steps Suite, composed by none other than Oscar-winner Michael Giacchino.
True to the accessible ethos of BST Hyde Park’s Open House, All Things Orchestral will offer affordable tickets. With many orchestras and arts organisations struggling, and attendance of classical performances in decline, All Things Orchestral is here to remind people of the power of classical music, and introduce it to new audiences. Gold Circle ticket prices will be available from £7.95 on first release.
Stephen Bell is a British conductor who trained under Norman Del Mar at the Royal College of Music and has built a varied international career. He holds leadership roles with the City of Oxford Orchestra, Hallé Pops, and RTÉ Concert Orchestra, and works regularly with major UK ensembles including the Royal Philharmonic, BBC orchestras, and Bournemouth Symphony. His work spans classical recordings, BBC Proms appearances, television broadcasts, and collaborations with pop and folk artists.
Returning to compère for a third year, TV and radio presenter, classically trained musician, bestselling author and passionate campaigner, Myleene Klass MBE has hosted major shows like The Classic BRITs, Popstar to OperaStar, The One Show and Musical Masterpieces, presented on Classic FM and Smooth Radio since 2006 and 2014 respectively, and released multiple No.1 classical albums alongside Sunday Times bestselling parenting books.
So, keep your eyes peeled for general sale and get your picnic blanket ready to join us for a celebration of the incredible summer of orchestral music!
Lucy Noble, Senior Vice President of UK Venues, AEG Presents, says “We’re thrilled to welcome All Things Orchestral back to BST Hyde Park for its fourth year. Over the past few summers, these concerts have helped open up the world of orchestral music to wider audiences, and we’re proud to continue showcasing an incredible line-up of world-class musicians in a setting that’s both accessible and affordable. Whether you’re a lifelong classical enthusiast or experiencing a live orchestra for the first time, there’s something here for everyone — we can’t wait to share another unforgettable summer evening with audiences of all ages.”
Using BST Hyde Park’s famous Great Oak Stage, which has hosted the world’s biggest music legends since 2013, fans will be taken on a summer evening’s journey through classical music, both traditional and modern. This special event promises to be a spectacle for thousands of fans, offering not only the allure of exceptional music but also the beauty of the surroundings.
This historic park has been graced by legendary artists such as The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Carole King, Bruce Springsteen, Barbara Streisand, Billy Joel, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, and many more, adding an extra layer of magic to the experience.
BST Hyde Park Open House runs for two weeks, from Monday 29 June – Thursday 2 July and Monday 6 July – Thursday 9 July. Previously announced on Monday 29 June, Open House will host Davina McCall: Move & Mind and on Tuesday 30 June Run With Mo, a 3km run with Sir Mo Farah CBE. Wednesday 8 July sees the return of The Hyde Park Darts Championship, a PDC Pro-Am tournament featuring top stars Luke Humphries, Fallon Sherrock, Nathan Aspinall and Stephen Bunting, each paired with a celebrity teammate. For tickets, visit www.bst-hydepark.com
London’s celebrated festival, American Express presents BST Hyde Park, returns this summer with another fantastic series of world-class headliners featuring Garth Brooks (Saturday 27 June), ATEEZ (Sunday 28 June), Maroon 5 (Friday 3 July), Mumford & Sons (Saturday 4 July), Duran Duran (Sunday 5 July) Pitbull (Friday 10 July) and Lewis Capaldi (Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July).
Feature Image Photo Credit: Supplied By Outside Organisation
Tickets:
General On Sale: Friday 29th May 2026
www.bst-hydepark.com | @bsthydepark
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