Coronation concert: Timings, how to watch and who's performing
Star-studded concerts have become a mainstay of royal celebrations, with Queen, Rod Stewart and Diana Ross all making an appearance for the Platinum Jubilee concert.
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Star-studded concerts have become a mainstay of royal celebrations, with Queen, Rod Stewart and Diana Ross all making an appearance for the Platinum Jubilee concert.
After the ceremony comes the party - and the star-studded coronation concert promises to be a night to remember. Here's everything you need to know, whether you're heading to Windsor or watching from home.
Star-studded concerts have become a mainstay of royal celebrations, with Queen, Rod Stewart and Diana Ross all making an appearance for the Platinum Jubilee concert.
The 'Paddington' actor will be introducing performers including Take That, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie to the stage at Windsor Castle on 7 May and he's promised the celebration will be a ""night to remember""
Taking place the day after the King is crowned at Westminster Abbey, the historic event will see major names like Lionel Richie and Katy Perry perform at Windsor Castle