London Summer Music Festival tickets are available for a diverse range of live music events for summer 2009. Fans of all genres can head outdoors for live performances in the sun, featuring various dozens of top artists. See below for a round up of London Summer Music Festival tickets currently on sale.

Get Loaded in the Park tickets:
Join the party at Get Loaded in the Park, exploding on to Clapham Common over the August Bank holiday Weekend. Crowds can expect all genres to be represented, with performances from some of the very best live acts and performers. For more information, and to book tickets, click the link below.South West Four Tickets
Indulge in a slice of club heaven at South West Four, part of the weekend of live music festival on Clapham Common in August. Last year saw Carl Cox turn Clapham Common into an open air superclub, but this year sees Sasha and John Digweed perform a very special looking back to back set, so expect 2009's festival to be just as huge.Hampton Court Festival
King Henry VIII is opening up his home to London music fans for a series of concerts featuring some of the world's biggest performers. The 2009 festival sees the likes of Jose Carreras, Russell Watson, James Morrisson and Jools Holland take to the stage.Hyde Park Calling
Featuring the mighty Bruce Springsteen and his E Street Band, as well as The Killers and Neil Young, London is set to experience yet another huge summer music festival. And if those three aren't enough, how's Seasick Steve, The Pretenders and many more?Lovebox Weekender
Dance, dance, dance your weekend away at Groove Armada's Lovebox Weekender festival in Victoria Park. The Cambridge duo is bringing a variety of acts to London, including the very best DJs and live acts known to man.
Picnic Rocks Tickets
Althought details of this year's festival are yet to be released, it was hugely popular in 2008 and allowed Londoners to raise money for a worthy cause and have some serious fun in the sun too. The event, sponsored by Subway, brought Amy McDonald, The Holloways and more to Clapham Common, all in aid of Action Against Hunger.Wireless Festival
The hip rock festival is back again for another year in Hyde Park. With legendary performers Basement Jaxx headlining you can be assured of some seriously good beats, but they'll also be joined by the likes of The Streets and Dizzee Rascal.
Innocent Village Fete Tickets
Another one with details that are yet to be confirmed for 2009, last year saw Clapham Common playing host to a weekend to remember as the Innocent Village Fete rolled into town, bringing welly wanging, coconut shys, face painting and some very fine music indeed.Madstock Tickets
The mighty Madness are returning to East London to take over Victoria Park for a day of very fine music from themselves and a host of very special guests.Field Day Tickets
For the indie kids amongst you there's a quality day of great live bands in what are some of the best London summer music festival tickets money can buy. There's a selection of darn good DJs there too so even if you want a little boogie you're well catered for.Kenwood House Summer Series Tickets
The fantastic concerts at Kenwood House are set to return in 2009 and with some stellar talents like Ray Davies, Simply Red, Jools Holland, The Gipsy Kings and many more taking to the stage, this year's look set to be every bit as good as previous years.Stag and Dagger Festival Tickets
Taking place in May for the second time, Shoreditch is taken over by one of the hippest art and music festivals available, so head down and be cool.Underage Festival Tickets
Just one for those under 18, this is one party where it's all about the kids as a host of only the finest bands head to Victoria Park.Tower Music Festival Tickets
The Tower of London invites revellers to a ten-day festival of events, with music, dance and much more all set to take place. Highlights include Lesley Garrett, Dame Kiri Te Kanawam Billy Bragg and dance from Sadler's Wells.London summer music festival tickets are available for events throughout the 2009 summer season.

2009 Festivals Guide