see The Rolling Stones in Hyde Park at British Summer Time

From 9am today, Friday 5th April, tickets went on sale for The Rolling Stones' headlining show for AEG Live's new flagship event British Summer Time in Hyde Park and sold out in under an hour and a half.

British Summer Time is the first big event in Hyde Park since AEG Live won the tender to host concerts there, replacing Live Nation. The event includes a village green with a pub and farmers' market. Plus real lavatories, an outdoor pool bar, bistros, restaurants and cocktail bars.

Across Hyde Park, there will be four themed zones each with its own specially designed installations and entertainment, high quality restaurants, bespoke salons, pubs, cocktail bars, cafes, bistros and independent food stalls. AEG is also committed to working with the natural surroundings of Hyde Park to ensure an environmentally-friendly footprint and has commissioned an internationally respected team of ecologists to advise on the planning and construction of Barclaycard British Summer Time.

From Monday to Thursday, the entire British Summer Time site, save for the main Great Oak Stage, will give visitors the chance to get involved with smaller, more intimate events offering film, music, literature, sport and a specific family day for the whole family.

The Rolling Stones headline on Saturday 6th July with support from The Vaccines, The Temper Trap, Gary Clark Jr., King Charles, and Palma Violets. Also confirmed for that day are The Boxer Rebellion, Temples, Story Books, Tribes, Broken Hands, Drenge, Gabriel Bruce, Will Heard, TriggerFinger, Kimberley Anne, Splashh, Loom, Will Cook, and Whinnie Williams.

Tickets for The Rolling Stones in Hyde Park have sold out and were priced from £95 to £199. Golden circle tickets went in pre-sale.

Bon Jovi will headline the first night, on Friday 5th July of AEG Live's new event the British Summer Time which takes place at Hyde Park in London over 10 days from Friday 5th until Sunday 14th July 2013. Tickets for Bon Jovi are priced at £65. To buy tickets to Bon Jovi, click here.

All other acts have not yet been announced.

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