King Charles calls for 'diverse and inclusive' Coronation trends now
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A spectacular concert encapsulating King Charles III’s vision for a 21st Century monarchy lies at the heart of a Coronation that will ‘light up’ Britain, Palace officials revealed last night.
British rock and pop icons will perform alongside a choir of refugees, NHS staff and LGBTQ+ singers in a strikingly diverse event at Windsor Castle the day after the Coronation at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, May 6.
A dazzling display will shine on iconic national landmarks in a ‘centrepiece’ moment of the concert on May 7. The ‘Lighting Up The Nation’ display will feature ‘projections, lasers, drone displays and illuminations’ beamed on to buildings across the UK.
Thousands of tickets for the concert, which will be produced by BBC Studios and broadcast on BBC One, will be available via a public ballot as Buckingham Palace this weekend unveiled the first glimpse of plans for a Coronation weekend that is set to grip the nation.
Windsor Castle will feature a major concert to celebrate King Charles' coronation on May 6
There are plans to light up buildings across the nation in patriotic colours to celebrate the event
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