Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi has made a triumphant return to music after a two-year hiatus to focus on his mental health and Tourette’s syndrome. He marked his comeback last year with a surprise Glastonbury set following the release of 'Survive' – a full circle moment for the singer as he stepped back from music after struggling on stage at Glastonbury in 2023. On July 11th and 12th, Capaldi headlined BST Hyde Park in London, delivering two emotional and humorous sets to more than 60,000 fans each night. The shows clearly meant a lot to the singer, who told the crowd he wasn’t sure if he’d ever return to the stage for a while, visibly struggling to hold back tears during the first night.

Indie-rock band Two Door Cinema Club brought their 'Tourist History' tour to London’s Crystal Palace Park to celebrate 15 years of the album. Formed in 2007 by schoolmates Alex Trimble (vocals), Sam Halliday (lead guitar) and Kevin Baird (bass), the band became widely known for its danceable indie-pop sound after 'Tourist History' was released in 2010. The album went on to win the Choice Music Prize for Irish Album of the Year in 2011 and is also the focus of the band’s current tour, as they performed it in full at the South London park on June 26th.

American Express presents BST Hyde Park is delighted to confirm that the UK’s most beloved singer-songwriter, Lewis Capaldi, will headline the Great Oak Stage for two extraordinary nights on Saturday 11 July and Sunday 12 July 2026. Following an unprecedented demand for tickets that saw the first date sell out in record time, the Scottish superstar is set to deliver his biggest ever solo headline performances in the capital, marking a triumphant and deeply emotional return to the live stage.