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Enjoy a magical long weekend this August bank holiday, filled with a variety of musical delights in the beautiful surroundings of Battersea Park.
Battersea Park in Concert returns to London after a hugely successful first year in 2023, with live performances all weekend from classical to jazz. Get ready to experience a weekend of pure entertainment.
Enjoy much more than just music with delicious food vendors also present. You can even pre-book a gourmet picnic to have while you listen to the singers and orchestras planned for this weekend. Children are also looked after at this event in Battersea Park, making it a family affair, with activities and games available to keep them entertained.
Ready to explore what Battersea Park in Concert has to offer? You’ll find everything you need to know right here.
Where and when is Battersea Park in Concert held?
Battersea Park in concert takes place on the August bank holiday weekend from the 24th to the 26th of August.
The park address is: Battersea Park, London SW11 4NJ, United Kingdom
How do I get to the event in Battersea Park?
Travelling by train
The nearest station to Battersea Park that is accessible by SWR is Queenstown Road (Battersea) Station which is a short 6-minute walk away from the park and is served with regular trains from other London stations such as London Waterloo and Clapham Junction.
If travelling from further afield, many South Western Railway routes such as Bournemouth, Woking and Southampton can access these London stations directly. You just need to make one change at these stations to get to Battersea Park station which is a 4-minute walk away from the park itself.
Explore our full range of ticket types to find the right one for your journey to Battersea Park. You can find cheap train tickets by booking early or going off-peak, and if you have a Railcard or if you’re travelling in a group, you could save even more.
Things to see and do at Battersea Park in Concert
While enjoying the beautiful surroundings of Battersea Park, discover the music, performances and the delicious food and drink available to you throughout the weekend. Find out what you can see and do at Battersea Park in Concert this year:
Across the 3 days of this event, you will experience a variety of musical acts from classical to jazz. With a showstopping line up, see some of the scheduled acts below:
Saturday starts the weekend off with Proms in the Park and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Listen to tunes from the classics – Bach, Mozat and compositions of Tchaikovsky. End the night with a spectacular firework display that’s not to be missed.
Sunday focuses on music from your favourite musicals with songs from movies such as Chicago, The Greatest Showman and Rent. All performed by well-known singers and backed by the London Concert Chorus.
Monday brings everything to a close with a mix of gospel and jazz. The afternoon showcases the amazing music of the London African Gospel Choir. Followed by Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra who will perform both jazz classics and big swing numbers. The Battersea Park in Concert ends the weekend on a high with music and dancing from the action-packed Swinging at the Cotton Club who will transport you back to New York City in the 1920s and ‘30s.
Food and Drink
Keep your energy high throughout the weekend with delicious food and drink. Why not treat yourself and pre-book a gourmet picnic from The Luxury Picnic Co. to enjoy while you take in the weekend’s festivities. There will also be street food options to choose from and bar options to quench your thirst.
Children’s Entertainment
The kids are also catered for this weekend with the new Kids Tipiland that will be present at the event for children ages 3-8 years. A place for kids to participate in interactive activities, play games and integrate with other children. Here, they can explore their creativity and imagination.
Get your tickets to this event in Battersea Park now so you don’t miss out. Purchase a one-day ticket from £43 or set yourself up for the entire weekend with a weekend pass from £118. Children’s day tickets start from £18, with kids under 5 going free!
Things to do near Battersea Park
Battersea Park is in a prime location in London with so much to do around it. If you’re looking for more to do in the capital city once the event in Battersea Park is over, you will have plenty of options to choose from. Discover iconic sights and world-class museums on your visit. Or why not check out the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, something everyone should see once!
If you’re after some retail therapy, London is the place you need to be. The well-known Oxford Street caters for you typical high street shops, while in Covent Garden you can find high-end shops for luxury goods.
If food is your thing, you won’t be short of eateries around the city, from Michelin star restaurant to famous markets such as Borough Market you’re sure to find something you like.
Discover more of London with our London Guide to plan the perfect trip to the capital.
Where to stay in London
There are many places to stay in London including hotel chains, B&Bs and hostels. If you’re on a budget, The Point A Hotel is affordable and great value for money.
Looking for something more indulgent for your stay in London? The Corinthia Hotel will tick this box – a hotel of pure indulgence.
Battersea Park in Concert Accessibility
Battersea Park in Concert caters for all, with accessibility practices in place. There is a wheelchair viewing platform which tickets can be purchased for prior to the weekend. This raised viewing platform allows for a clear view of the acts.
If specific parking is needed there are Blue Badge parking spaces available that need to be reserved in advance free of charge.
Companion tickets are available for those who need it, proof of eligibility will be needed when booking these tickets.
For more information, general event accessibility is available here.
