London Pride 2023 stages: Full info including locations and times and nearest tube stop

Pride celebrations will take over the capital next weekend (July 1) as stages across central are set to host festivities. LondonWorld breaks down everything those joining in need to know about the event’s staged happenings.

As well as the city’s annual pride march, London will also host an array of stages to continue the party. In total, there will be five dotted around central London.

Trafalgar Square and Soho Square are just a few of the different spots that will host festivities during London Pride. Leicester Square will be another familiar destination that will join in on the celebrations.

Each of the stages will welcome a mix of speakers and performers. Broadway star Idina Menzel and Queen collaborator Adam Lambert are a few of the big names set to perform across the day.

Here’s everything Londoners need to know about this year’s pride staged events from location, line up and event times.

Where are the London Pride 2023 event stages?

• Main Stage - Trafalgar Square 
• The World Stage - Golden Square 
• LGBTQI, Women and Non-Binary Stage - Leicester Square
• The Cabaret Stage - Dean Street 
• Trans and Non-Binary Stage, with Pride in London Community Market - Soho Square 

When will the London Pride 2023 stages be open?

All the event stage areas will be open from 12pm to 8pm. A nearby Family Area located in the St Giles area will close slightly earlier than the rest of the stages at 6pm.

Full line up across five London Pride 2023 stages

Main Stage

• West End Cast of SIX the Musical
• Janethan
• Kings Elliott
• Winners of Pride’s Got Talent 2023
• Homoparody
• Jack Hawitt
• Stars Louis III
• Dylan & the Moon
• Idina Menzel
• Todrick Hall
• Adam Lambert

LGBTQIA Women and Non-Binary Stage

• Grace Parry
• Tana
• ELKAE
• Stars
• Eloise Viola
• West End Cast of Tina the Musical
• Adam All and Apple Derrieres
• DragProv
• Cabbage The Clown
• Eden Hunter
• Unorthodox Takeover feat. Nathan X with MC Enamie & performers: Delirium, Spectre, Pinks
• The Big Queer Poetry show
• DJ Krystal Lake
• El Conchitas
• Nxdia
• Kings Elliot
• Victoria Scone
• ARXX

The World Stage

• Louis III
• Lordin
• Don One
• Janethan Christavie
• Ozgen
• Ben E Davis
• Jamie Fuxx
• Kajeel Patel
• Club Kali
• Cocoa Butter Club

Trans and Non-Binary Stage, with Pride in London Community Market

• Ebony Rose Dark
• Bar Wotever
• Prinx Silver
• Bitten Peach
• Princess Julia
• Temptation
• Amani
• The Glory
• Tasty Tim
• Divas
• Eckoes
• Lasana Shabazz
• Felix Mufti
• Satch

The Cabaret Stage

• Sadie Sinner & The Cocoa Butter Club
• Beau Jangles
• Alexa Vox
• HERR & Me
• Lola Lasagne
• Conleth Kane
• London Gay Men’s Chorus
• Alpha Dancers
• Natalie Gray
• Jobie
• Jenny Scoones
• Aaron Sibley
• Andrea Di Giovanni
• Sweet FA
• Fae Wildfyre
• Jordan Charles
• Moira Less
• Mala
• Haus Of Zodiac: Lady Jade Phoenix, Luna Cortez, David Hoskins, Eileen Eiffel, Tiffany and Dee Chanelle
• Winner of Pride’s Got Talent 2023
• Marnie Scarlet
• Boi Box: Adam All, Apple Derrieres, Mark Antony, Kemah Bob and Romeo De La Cruz
• Bourgeois & Maurice
• Jordan Gray
• Juno Birch

Nearest tube stops to the London Pride 2023 stages

• Trafalgar Square - Charing Cross 
• Golden Square - Piccadilly Square 
• Leicester Square - Leicester Square
• Dean Street - Tottenham Court Road 
• Soho Square - Tottenham Court Road