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Massive Attack have been confirmed as headliners at this year’s British Summer Time Hyde Park festival, joining Florence And The Machine, Mumford and Sons and Take That.

The Bristol-born trip-hop group will play on July 1 when they will be joined by recent collaborators Young Fathers.

Patti Smith is lined up to support the show, along with Ghostpoet, TV On The Radio and Warpaint.

The British Summer Time series of gigs now features Massive Attack on Friday July 1, Florence And The Machine playing with Kendrick Lamar on July 2, Mumford and Sons on July 8 and Take That on July 9.

Music in London 2016: The year’s biggest gigs 10 show all Music in London 2016: The year’s biggest gigs 1/10 The Libertines The O2 30 January 2016 30 January 2016 Pete, Carl and co have been out and about a fair bit since the release of their first album in 11 years, Anthems For Doomed Youth. But catching them live is still a special experience, whatever state they turn up in on the night. Pete, Carl and co have been out and about a fair bit since the release of their first album in 11 years, Anthems For Doomed Youth. But catching them live is still a special experience, whatever state they turn up in on the night. The Libertines tickets JOSE JORDAN/AFP/Getty Images 2/10 Foals Wembley 16 February 2016 16 February 2016 This Oxford-formed band are growing their fanbase by the day thanks to a style that combines indie with touches of punk and funk. This gig — part of their very first UK tour — will be the band’s biggest to date, and comes with the added bonus of Everything Everything supporting. This Oxford-formed band are growing their fanbase by the day thanks to a style that combines indie with touches of punk and funk. This gig — part of their very first UK tour — will be the band’s biggest to date, and comes with the added bonus of Everything Everything supporting. Foals tickets Warner Bros 3/10 Adele The O2 15, 16, 18, 19, 21, 22 March and 4, 5 April 2016 15, 16, 18, 19, 21, 22 March and 4, 5 April 2016 She needs no introduction, and judging by the chaos that ensued when tickets for this tour were released, she needs no help selling seats either. She will play eight dates at the O2 as part of her tour, which also takes in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin as well as cities across Europe. She needs no introduction, and judging by the chaos that ensued when tickets for this tour were released, she needs no help selling seats either. She will play eight dates at the O2 as part of her tour, which also takes in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin as well as cities across Europe. Adele tickets Kevin Winter/Getty Images 4/10 Wolf Alice The Forum 26, 28 March 2016 26, 28 March 2016 Playing in Kentish Town is something of a homecoming for this north London band who have won a Mercury Prize nomination for their debut album My Love Is Cool. Playing in Kentish Town is something of a homecoming for this north London band who have won a Mercury Prize nomination for their debut album My Love Is Cool. Wolf Alice tickets Jenn Five 5/10 Muse The O2 3, 11, 12, 14, 15 April 2016 3, 11, 12, 14, 15 April 2016 Muse know how to pack both energy and immense theatrics into a show, and this run of five nights at the O2 will be no different. The set-up will be quite something in itself — the band will perform in the round, on a stage shaped “like a double-headed arrow” and we hear the set will also feature “a whole swarm of drones”. Muse know how to pack both energy and immense theatrics into a show, and this run of five nights at the O2 will be no different. The set-up will be quite something in itself — the band will perform in the round, on a stage shaped “like a double-headed arrow” and we hear the set will also feature “a whole swarm of drones”. Muse tickets 6/10 AC/DC Olympic Stadium 4 June 2016 4 June 2016 As if a rare UK stadium gig from AC/DC wasn’t exciting enough, this will be the first one at Stratford’s stadium once it completes being reconfigured after the 2012 games. The gig is part of the Back In Black performers’ Rock or Bust World Tour and is followed by a date in Manchester on June 9. As if a rare UK stadium gig from AC/DC wasn’t exciting enough, this will be the first one at Stratford’s stadium once it completes being reconfigured after the 2012 games. The gig is part of the Back In Black performers’ Rock or Bust World Tour and is followed by a date in Manchester on June 9. AC/DC tickets 7/10 Coldplay Wembley 15, 16, 18, 19 June 2016 15, 16, 18, 19 June 2016 Coldplay are rolling into town in June with four nights at a packed Wembley Stadium to mark new album A Head Full of Dreams. Expect Chris Martin and co to put on a characteristically impressive, energetic and atmospheric show. Coldplay are rolling into town in June with four nights at a packed Wembley Stadium to mark new album A Head Full of Dreams. Expect Chris Martin and co to put on a characteristically impressive, energetic and atmospheric show. Coldplay tickets 8/10 Rihanna Wembley 24 June 2016 24 June 2016 Rihanna will pack out Wembley as part of a tour to mark her eighth album Anti, with saucy on-stage antics a given. Less certain is whether or not she’ll be on time — she was 45mins late for a gig in Twickenham in 2013. The Weeknd will be among the singer’s support. Rihanna will pack out Wembley as part of a tour to mark her eighth album Anti, with saucy on-stage antics a given. Less certain is whether or not she’ll be on time — she was 45mins late for a gig in Twickenham in 2013. The Weeknd will be among the singer’s support. Rihanna tickets 9/10 Justin Bieber The O2 11, 12, 14, 15 October and 28, 29 November 2016 11, 12, 14, 15 October and 28, 29 November 2016 Love him or loathe him, Bieber is one of the biggest celebrities on the planet right now, and he’s laying on a suitably epic-sized world tour to match. Six nights at the O2 are backed up by three each in Birmingham and Glasgow and one in Sheffield. Love him or loathe him, Bieber is one of the biggest celebrities on the planet right now, and he’s laying on a suitably epic-sized world tour to match. Six nights at the O2 are backed up by three each in Birmingham and Glasgow and one in Sheffield. Justin Bieber tickets Kevin Winter/Getty 10/10 The Cure Wembley 2, 3 December 2016 2, 3 December 2016 The iconic English rock band, led by enigmatic frontman Robert Smith, will play Wembley as part of their first European tour since 2008. they’ll be supported by The Twilight Sad. The iconic English rock band, led by enigmatic frontman Robert Smith, will play Wembley as part of their first European tour since 2008. they’ll be supported by The Twilight Sad. The Cure tickets Theo Wargo/Getty Images 1/10 The Libertines The O2 30 January 2016 30 January 2016 Pete, Carl and co have been out and about a fair bit since the release of their first album in 11 years, Anthems For Doomed Youth. But catching them live is still a special experience, whatever state they turn up in on the night. Pete, Carl and co have been out and about a fair bit since the release of their first album in 11 years, Anthems For Doomed Youth. But catching them live is still a special experience, whatever state they turn up in on the night. The Libertines tickets JOSE JORDAN/AFP/Getty Images 2/10 Foals Wembley 16 February 2016 16 February 2016 This Oxford-formed band are growing their fanbase by the day thanks to a style that combines indie with touches of punk and funk. This gig — part of their very first UK tour — will be the band’s biggest to date, and comes with the added bonus of Everything Everything supporting. This Oxford-formed band are growing their fanbase by the day thanks to a style that combines indie with touches of punk and funk. This gig — part of their very first UK tour — will be the band’s biggest to date, and comes with the added bonus of Everything Everything supporting. Foals tickets Warner Bros 3/10 Adele The O2 15, 16, 18, 19, 21, 22 March and 4, 5 April 2016 15, 16, 18, 19, 21, 22 March and 4, 5 April 2016 She needs no introduction, and judging by the chaos that ensued when tickets for this tour were released, she needs no help selling seats either. She will play eight dates at the O2 as part of her tour, which also takes in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin as well as cities across Europe. She needs no introduction, and judging by the chaos that ensued when tickets for this tour were released, she needs no help selling seats either. She will play eight dates at the O2 as part of her tour, which also takes in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin as well as cities across Europe. Adele tickets Kevin Winter/Getty Images 4/10 Wolf Alice The Forum 26, 28 March 2016 26, 28 March 2016 Playing in Kentish Town is something of a homecoming for this north London band who have won a Mercury Prize nomination for their debut album My Love Is Cool. Playing in Kentish Town is something of a homecoming for this north London band who have won a Mercury Prize nomination for their debut album My Love Is Cool. Wolf Alice tickets Jenn Five 5/10 Muse The O2 3, 11, 12, 14, 15 April 2016 3, 11, 12, 14, 15 April 2016 Muse know how to pack both energy and immense theatrics into a show, and this run of five nights at the O2 will be no different. The set-up will be quite something in itself — the band will perform in the round, on a stage shaped “like a double-headed arrow” and we hear the set will also feature “a whole swarm of drones”. Muse know how to pack both energy and immense theatrics into a show, and this run of five nights at the O2 will be no different. The set-up will be quite something in itself — the band will perform in the round, on a stage shaped “like a double-headed arrow” and we hear the set will also feature “a whole swarm of drones”. Muse tickets 6/10 AC/DC Olympic Stadium 4 June 2016 4 June 2016 As if a rare UK stadium gig from AC/DC wasn’t exciting enough, this will be the first one at Stratford’s stadium once it completes being reconfigured after the 2012 games. The gig is part of the Back In Black performers’ Rock or Bust World Tour and is followed by a date in Manchester on June 9. As if a rare UK stadium gig from AC/DC wasn’t exciting enough, this will be the first one at Stratford’s stadium once it completes being reconfigured after the 2012 games. The gig is part of the Back In Black performers’ Rock or Bust World Tour and is followed by a date in Manchester on June 9. AC/DC tickets 7/10 Coldplay Wembley 15, 16, 18, 19 June 2016 15, 16, 18, 19 June 2016 Coldplay are rolling into town in June with four nights at a packed Wembley Stadium to mark new album A Head Full of Dreams. Expect Chris Martin and co to put on a characteristically impressive, energetic and atmospheric show. Coldplay are rolling into town in June with four nights at a packed Wembley Stadium to mark new album A Head Full of Dreams. Expect Chris Martin and co to put on a characteristically impressive, energetic and atmospheric show. Coldplay tickets 8/10 Rihanna Wembley 24 June 2016 24 June 2016 Rihanna will pack out Wembley as part of a tour to mark her eighth album Anti, with saucy on-stage antics a given. Less certain is whether or not she’ll be on time — she was 45mins late for a gig in Twickenham in 2013. The Weeknd will be among the singer’s support. Rihanna will pack out Wembley as part of a tour to mark her eighth album Anti, with saucy on-stage antics a given. Less certain is whether or not she’ll be on time — she was 45mins late for a gig in Twickenham in 2013. The Weeknd will be among the singer’s support. Rihanna tickets 9/10 Justin Bieber The O2 11, 12, 14, 15 October and 28, 29 November 2016 11, 12, 14, 15 October and 28, 29 November 2016 Love him or loathe him, Bieber is one of the biggest celebrities on the planet right now, and he’s laying on a suitably epic-sized world tour to match. Six nights at the O2 are backed up by three each in Birmingham and Glasgow and one in Sheffield. Love him or loathe him, Bieber is one of the biggest celebrities on the planet right now, and he’s laying on a suitably epic-sized world tour to match. Six nights at the O2 are backed up by three each in Birmingham and Glasgow and one in Sheffield. Justin Bieber tickets Kevin Winter/Getty 10/10 The Cure Wembley 2, 3 December 2016 2, 3 December 2016 The iconic English rock band, led by enigmatic frontman Robert Smith, will play Wembley as part of their first European tour since 2008. they’ll be supported by The Twilight Sad. The iconic English rock band, led by enigmatic frontman Robert Smith, will play Wembley as part of their first European tour since 2008. they’ll be supported by The Twilight Sad. The Cure tickets Theo Wargo/Getty Images

Supporters for Florence And The Machine and Kendrick Lamar will include Jamie xx and Blood Orange, while Mumford And Sons will be preceded by Mystery Jets, Wolf Alice and Alabama Shakes. More acts are yet to be announced.

Tickets for the Massive Attack gig will go on general sale on Friday (March 11) at 9am and are available here.

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