The Natural Aspect Summer Concert brings four hours of free live music and family activities to Parliament Hill Bandstand on Sunday 30 August. You can drop in for one act or make an afternoon of it on Hampstead Heath.
Check the official event information →
Running order
- 1pm: DJ Dan Carrier
- 2pm: John Etheridge and Vimala Rowe
- 3pm: The Bohème Hot Club, playing vintage-style gypsy jazz
- 4pm: Peace & Love, with reggae, ska, blues and rock
The running order comes from the event poster. Allow some flexibility on the day, as outdoor programmes can shift.
What else is happening?
The organisers also list free circus-skills activities, children’s theatre and a tree-themed stilt walker. Food and drink are available, including picnic specials, pizza and ice cream, but these are not included for free.
Getting to the bandstand
The bandstand is beside Parliament Hill Café on the south-east side of Hampstead Heath. Gospel Oak is a practical nearby Overground station. Hampstead Heath station and buses serving Parliament Hill Fields are alternatives; use TfL journey planning for the route that suits you.
The official listing describes the event as accessible and inclusive, with toilets nearby. The venue is on the Heath, so anyone with specific access needs should check the route and ground conditions with the organiser before travelling.
Useful questions
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Source and last check
Details checked on 13 August 2026 using the Heath & Hampstead Society event listing and the event poster. The City of London’s bandstand page confirms the venue is next to Parliament Hill Café. Timings can change, so check the organiser’s page before travelling.