The full support lineup for ATEEZ's BST Hyde Park headline show on 28 June has been confirmed, and it's a bill that doubles as its own event.

TAEMIN headlines the supporting cast in every sense. As a founding member of SHINee – one of the groups that defined the modern K-pop template – he has spent nearly two decades at the centre of the genre, first as part of one of its most influential acts, then as a solo artist who has consistently refused to stand still. The Michael Jackson influence on his work is well-documented, but what TAEMIN has built is something distinctly his own: a performance aesthetic that sits at the intersection of dance, fashion, and emotional extremity, earning him a reputation as one of the most boundary-pushing figures the genre has produced.

His solo career has only sharpened that identity. Earlier this year he made history as the first male K-pop artist to perform at Coachella – a milestone that reflects both his standing within the industry and the widening appetite for K-pop in mainstream Western festival spaces. In the UK, the trajectory is already moving fast. Last year he played London's Troxy; demand was sufficient to add Manchester Arena as an additional date, a venue jump that speaks plainly about the size of his following here. Hyde Park is the next logical step – and for wider UK and European audiences with only a passing familiarity with his work, it will be a genuine introduction to an artist who has been doing this at the highest level for a very long time.

FLO – Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – arrive as the UK's most decorated R&B group of the moment. Grammy-nominated, MOBO-winning, and with sophomore album 'Therapy at the Club' due just weeks after the show, their trajectory is rooted in a British R&B revival that's been building on its own terms – though FLO are no strangers to the K-pop world, having written 'The Chase' for Hearts2Hearts. Placing them on this bill is a more interesting call than it might look – their audience and ATEEZ's don't overlap much, and Hyde Park is where that changes.

Elsewhere, Netflix-formed pop band Midnight Til' Morning arrive off the back of a sold-out KOKO show and with UK headline dates in October already confirmed. dearALICE – assembled through BBC's 'Made in Korea: The K-Pop Experience' and backed by SM Entertainment and Kakao Entertainment America – add a British-made K-pop angle that sits neatly within the day's broader theme. ALTÉGO, the UK platinum-certified twin DJ duo who opened for Kylie Minogue on this same stage in 2024, return with more to prove. Tommy Lyon, Girl Group, and Jazzie Martian round out a lineup that skews heavily toward new UK-based acts with something to say.

Further acts are still to be announced. Tickets are on sale now at bst-hydepark.com.