What’s on 2025: Biggest events in London

We look at some of London’s biggest events in 2025.

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00:00In 2025, London is set to host a series of iconic events that will make it a year to remember.

00:07From legendary concerts to world-class sporting events,

00:10the city will be buzzing with excitement all year long.

00:13The action begins in April with the London Marathon, drawing thousands of runners from

00:18around the globe. Participants race through the streets of London, cheered on by spectators

00:24lining the route. In May, the Chelsea Flower Show transforms the Royal Hospital in Chelsea

00:31into a floral wonderland. Garden designers from around the world showcase stunning,

00:36innovative displays celebrating everything from sustainability to creativity in landscaping.

00:42June marks the beginning of summer and London's music scene is in full swing. The British

00:48Summertime Festival in Hyde Park kicks off with major performances. On June 28,

00:53Taylor Swift takes to the stage as part of her Eras tour, playing to a massive crowd of fans.

00:59Just a week later, Billie Eilish performs her ethereal mix of pop and all-pop for an

01:04excited London audience. Then in July, London's music scene reaches fever pitch when Oasis

01:11reunites for their comeback concert at Wembley Stadium. After years of public spat, Liam and

01:17Noel Gallagher have reconciled and their performance is set to be one of the most

01:22highly anticipated shows of the year. Fans will flood the streets around Wembley, excited to

01:28relive Oasis's greatest hits from Wonderwall to live forever. Before that, in June, Coldplay

01:34performs a series of four shows at Wembley Stadium as well. It'll be their Music of the Spheres tour.

01:41And finally, on October 27th, the Women's Rugby World Cup Final will be at Twickenham Stadium.

01:48The city will be filled with national pride as rugby fans from all over the world

01:53gather to watch the final. For more on this and other What's On news for 2025,

01:58head to londonworld.com.