Let’s start with the heavyweights who will have you queuing for a second G&T before they even hit the stage. Shania Twain is bringing her queen-of-country-pop energy, and you’d better believe the field will be a sea of sequins and cowboy boots. It’s the kind of show where you sing every word, even the ones you thought you forgot.
On the other end of the spectrum, Kings of Leon are set to deliver a heady dose of Southern rock grit under the London sky. Their set will be a masterclass in anthemic choruses that echo through the park’s ancient trees. And for the indie purists, Pulp is reuniting, promising a set of Britpop bangers that will make you feel like it’s 1995 all over again—but with better phone cameras.
Fun Fact: The Great Oak
The stage is named after a real, centuries-old tree that has watched over the park since before the concerts began. Locals say it’s the ultimate silent festival-goer, having seen everyone from The Rolling Stones to Adele. Imagine the gossip that tree could spill.
