Singer Tom Jones and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra are two of the headlining acts announced for this year's Hampton Court Palace Festival.
The festival will be held throughout the month of June and will see various artists perform as well as orchestras and bands.
Tom Jones has been revealed as one of the headlining acts and will be performing on 21st and 22nd June. He will be singing hits from his repertoire such as timeless classics Delilah, What’s New Pussycat and It’s Not Unusual.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is set to perform on 23rd June and will perform scores from the mainstream masters of classical music.
Tickets for the festival are now on sale.
What else can you expect to see at the festival?
Also announced to perform at Hampton Court Palace Festival 2018 are Lionel Richie on 5th and 6th June, Paloma Faith on 8th June, guitar player Joe Bonamassa on 12th June, Jools Holland on 14th June, The Beach Boys on 15th and 16th June and Take That star Gary Barlow on 19th and 20th June.
Attendees to the festival will arrive at the Palace Gardens to enjoy a spot of picnicking in the surroundings with champagne available. They will then be able to enjoy music and food in the open-air setting.
There will be stalls and bars around the attractions for the purchasing of food and beverages and the festival also offers exclusive dining and entertainment, too.
Artists will perform in a 3,000-seat auditorium in Base Court, set against the backdrop of Henry VIII’s Tudor Palace.
Groups looking to book can email festivalinfo@pwrevents.com for more details.
More for groups at Hampton Court Palace
Groups of 15 or more visiting Hampton Court Palace during the rest of the year can benefit from discounted entry. Advanced booked is not essential and groups can pay at the gate.
Food options are available too, from afternoon teas to hot lunches. Groups can also arranged guided tours including Rooftop Tours and Costumed Tours.
For more information, visit www.hamptoncourtpalacefestival.com.
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