RAYE will headline BST Hyde Park in London on Saturday, July 10, 2027, with Sienna Spiro joining her as a special guest. Announced on November 2, the show still has more acts to add. Ticket plans start sooner: Tuesday, November 3 is the signup cutoff for the festival presale.
If you want that email, the BST signup page gives you until 11.59pm on November 3 to register. Buying starts at 10am on Friday, November 6. The presale then stays open until 9am on Tuesday, November 10.
Three ways into the sale
American Express cardmembers already have a separate route: their advertised presale began at 10am on November 3. The official festival announcement puts general sale at 10am on Tuesday, November 10. These are London sale dates; check the seller’s displayed timezone when setting a reminder elsewhere.
The signup is open to AEG Presents newsletter subscribers. Late signups may miss the email, the page warns. It is worth putting the cutoff in your calendar now if you need this route; the ticket purchase comes later. Use the festival’s links to AXS or Ticketmaster for the Amex route, with accessible bookings and premium hospitality also linked from that page.
Once you reach the ticket options, look closely at Primary Entry. General Admission and Primary Entry do not put you in two different standing areas.
What the extra £24 buys
On November 3, BST listed General Admission from £85.95 plus fees and Primary Entry from £109.95 plus fees. The extra £24 pays for access up to 60 minutes earlier. You still watch the Great Oak Stage from the General Admission standing area, as you would with the cheaper ticket.
Earlier arrival gives you more time to find a position. If you specifically want the Gold Circle, choose that ticket instead; it has its own listing from £139.95 plus fees. Nor should the word “Terrace” be taken as a promise of a seat; BST describes its VIP Terrace as a partially covered standing grandstand.
For now, choose on the basis of RAYE, Sienna Spiro and the access you actually need. The rest of the bill is still to be announced. Our earlier Royal Albert Hall preview concerns a different RAYE concert, so its dates and booking details do not apply to this Hyde Park show.