The Deal

• Entry for one, two, three or four people to British Summer Time
• When: The Strokes on 18 June; Blur on 20 June; Kylie on 21 June
• Where: Hyde Park, London
• Door time: 3.30pm on 18 June; 1pm on 20 and 21 June
• Each ticket incurs a £7.40 booking fee and postage fee of £2.75 per Groupon code redemption (tickets will arrive by post)

Please note that no promo codes are valid in conjunction with this deal.

Choose from 12 Options

• £99 for Admit one - Kylie and Blur
• £198 for Admit two - Kylie and Blur
• £297 for Admit three - Kylie and Blur
• £396 for Admit four - Kylie and Blur
• £80 for Admit one - Kylie and The Strokes
• £160 for Admit two - Kylie and The Strokes
• £240 for Admit three - Kylie and The Strokes
• £320 for Admit four - Kylie and The Strokes
• £99 for Admit one - The Strokes and Blur
• £198 for Admit two - The Strokes and Blur
• £297 for Admit three - The Strokes and Blur
• £396 for Admit four - The Strokes and Blur

Barclaycard Presents British Summer Time Hyde Park

The Strokes on Thursday 18 June

Thursday’s BST headline act are none other than The Strokes. Bursting on to the indie rock scene in 2001, the New Yorkers’ debut album, Is This It set a new watermark for all those who followed, with notable hooks as ‘Last Nite’ and ‘New York City Cops’. Playing on London soil for the first time in five years, The Strokes will be supported by recent Grammy award winner, Beck. Blurring the lines that define genres, Beck takes a DIY approach to his music and avoids being pigeon-holed into any one niche by all but reinventing his sound with each new release, of which there have been 12 since his 1994 worldwide hit, ‘Loser’. Joining The Strokes and Beck will be Future Islands, who are sure to perform their stand-out track, ‘Seasons (Waiting On You)’, which has been topping ‘Track of 2014’ lists from The Guardian, NME and Spin.

Blur on Saturday 20 June

Returning to Hyde Park for their fifth year, Blur will take to the main stage on Saturday night. Attributed with defining the sound of British popular music throughout the 90s and beyond, the lads boast five successive UK number one albums and countless accolades from the likes of NME, the BRIT awards, and the Ivor Novella awards. The high-energy four piece will have the crowd readied for them by Devon electro-pop group Metronomy; synth-garage rockers The Horrors; Afropop troupe Jupiter Bokondi; the two-piece grunge act Drenge; and renowned UK hip-hop pioneer Roots Manuva.

Kylie on Sunday 21 June

Headlining on the longest day of 2015, megastar songstress Kylie Minogue comes to Hyde Park with support from Grace Jones and Chic featuring Nile Rodgers. Boasting over 70 million record sales worldwide to date, Kylie has chalked up 33 UK Top 10 singles, including seven number ones such as I Should Be So Lucky, Spinning Around and Can’t Get You Out of My Head. Known for her enduring popularity and extravagant live shows, Kylie’s latest collaboration saw her team up with disco legend Giorgio Moroder. Grace Jones and Chic featuring Nile Rodgers will be on-hand to get the crowd warmed up.