Stevie Wonder has been revealed as the final headliner for this year's British Summer Time joining the likes of Barbara Streisand, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Robbie Williams, Florence + The Machine, and Celine Dion,appearing at Hyde Park this summer.

“The Stevie Wonder Song Party: A Celebration of Life, Love & Music”, will incude tracks from Stevie's rich back catalogue spanning six decades, with 49 Top Forty singles, 32 #1 singles.

Also appearing on the 6th July will be special guest Lionel Richie.  In December 2017, Stevie Wonder performed a cover of ‘Easy’ at Richie’s Kennedy Center Honours ceremony, which left Richie visibly emotional.  He later said, "I got into the business because I wanted to be like Stevie Wonder, so for all of a sudden for Stevie to be singing my song, it was surreal."

British Summertime takes place from Friday 5th - Sunday 14th July, BST is a unique festival offering, each live music-packed weekend will be linked by a midweek programme of diverse entertainment, accessible for all to enjoy. Each weekend will see live music over four stages in ticketed events.

From Monday to Thursday, the entire site, saved for the main stage, will give visitors the chance to get involved with smaller, more intimate events offering film, music, literature, sport and a specific family day that will expand the experience to genuinely appeal to the whole family.

Ticket Information

General Admission: £69.95 plus booking fee
Primary Entry: £85.00 plus booking fee
Gold Circle – £149.95 plus booking fee
Barclaycard VIP Summer Garden: £199.95 plus booking fee
The Terrace: £249.95 plus booking fee
Diamond Circle: £249.95 plus booking fee
Child 2-9 yrs / Guardian Ticket: £65.00 plus booking fee

Tickets go on general sale Friday 29th March at 9:00am available from the British Summer Time website.