Hugh Jackman announced on Feb. 3 that he will no longer be able to perform a concert he had scheduled at London's Hyde Park on July 6. "London ... I can't wait to you soonest possible," Jackman wrote in his statement on Instagram Stories.

Hugh Jackman has been forced to cancel his upcoming one-off performance at BST Hyde Park. The Australian performer, 56, was due to take to the stage at the summertime concert series in London on Sunday July 6. However it’s now been announced the show will no longer be going ahead.

Yet today a statement shared on behalf of Jackman by BST Hyde Park said: “Due to an unforeseen conflict in my schedule, I am deeply disappointed to announce I will be unable to perform in Hyde Park this July 6.

Our best bet is that Jackman's scheduling conflict is to shoot his scenes as Wolverine for 2026's Avengers Doomsday, which sees the return of Robert Downey Jr to the MCU. The Marvel blockbuster movie is due to film in London from March to August this year.

Hugh Jackman has pulled out of his scheduled appearance at the BST Hyde Park festival in London later this year, with a statement having been issued on the situation this week

Actor Hugh Jackman has said he is "deeply disappointed" to cancel his tour date at London's Hyde Park. The Australian film star was due to perform songs from musicals including The Boy From Oz, Les Miserables, The Music Man and The Greatest Showman on Sunday 6 July 2025 at BST Hyde Park.

Wolverine star Hugh Jackman has canceled his upcoming London concert this summer due to “unforeseen” circumstances, and Marvel fans think this could mean that the X-Man is returning to the MCU. The star broke the news on Twitter writing,