Lewis Capaldi to Headline BST Hyde Park, Roundhay Festival 2026

Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi is set to headline the British Summer Time (BST) Hyde Park festival in London and the new Roundhay Festival in Leeds in 2026, marking a significant milestone in his comeback after a hiatus. Capaldi had taken a break from touring following his 2023 Glastonbury Festival performance, where he struggled to manage symptoms of his Tourette syndrome, a condition documented in the Netflix film 'Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now.' Since his return to live music earlier this year, Capaldi has completed a sold-out UK and Ireland tour and plans to tour Australia and New Zealand later this year. He described his return to performing as a surreal and incredible experience, having previously played secret gigs and guest appearances to regain his confidence. Capaldi’s headlining at BST Hyde Park will be his debut at the iconic venue, which draws crowds of up to 65,000 people, and is considered the biggest headlining show of his career so far. Industry executives have praised Capaldi’s growing legacy, noting the emotional impact of his recent performances, including a duet at BST with Noah Kahan, as a sign of his true comeback.