K-pop group BLACKPINK has announced an array of pop acts as the support for their BST Hyde Park concert including Sabrina Carpenter, Rebecca Black, The Rose, Caity Baser, and Mae Stephens. The group’s UK festival debut will take place on Sunday 2^nd July.

Earlier this year, Rebecca Black received heaps of praise from the music world for her self-released debut album Let Her Burn. The former viral video star shocked listeners with her transformation from a meme to a hyperpop hero. Listen below to the single “Crumbs” below:

TikTok sensation Peach PRC will also be supporting BLACKPINK performing in the UK for the first time at the concert. “dumb dumb” singer Mazie will also be supporting as well as rising star Annika Bennett, Dublin-based singer-songwriter Sarah Crean, and fellow Dubliner punky singer SPIDER. Click here for tickets to BLACKPINK’s BTS concert.

The South Korean girl group, dubbed the “biggest girl group in the world”, consists of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa. BLACKPINK became the first Korean group to headline Coachella earlier this year.

Their sophomore album Born Pink was released in September last year through YG Entertainment and Interscope Records. The girls dipped into hip hop, pop, rock, and EDM on the genre-spanning album. The album peaked at number 1 in several countries including South Korea, the US, Canada, Croatia, Portugal, and UK – making the band the first K-pop Girl Group to land a UK number one album.

Watch the video for “Pink Venom” below:

Also headlining the festival spanning multiple weekends from 24^th – 8^th July are Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, Guns N’ Roses, Billy Joel, and Take That. For more information and tickets see here.

American superstar P!nk will be headlining British Summer Time on Saturday 24^th June and Sunday 25^th June. Support for the pop princess includes American songstress Gwen Stefani, British Eurovision contestant Sam Ryder, TikTok famed singer Gayle, and American singer Tinashe. For remaining tickets see here.

Dreamy Americana femme fatale Lana Del Rey will close the festival this year on Sunday the 9^th July. Support acts are due to be announced soon. For remaining tickets see here.

The festival taking place in the heart of London started back in 2013. Over the last decade, the festival has hosted many iconic headliners such as The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, The Libertines, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Blur, The Strokes, Kylie Minogue, The Cure, Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift, and Florence + The Machine.