After some superb headlining spectacles from the likes of Pink last weekend and Guns n' Roses last night, it's time for some home-grown legends.
Britpop icons Take That will take over the main Great Oak stage at American Express presents British Summertime 2023.
The trio is riding high on the recent opening of the film adaptation of Greatest Days, the musical inspired by their music and fans, and even played at the London premiere.
It's back to their day's jobs tomorrow as Gary, Mark, and Howard lead a star-studded line-up across three stages.
Scroll down for all the information and that all-important map.
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| Take That perform at the Greatest Days premiere (Image: GETTY) |
SATURDAY, JULY 1 GREAT OAK STAGE: Take That
It will undoubtedly be one of the Greatest Days for almost 70,000 fans as the lads deliver a full 90-minute show, packed with all their hits from 8.50-10.20pm.
GREAT OAK STAGE SUPPORT ACTS:
Will Young will be taking a speedy break from his current one-man play Song From Far Away which actually opened at the Hampstead Theatre today, and performs in Hyde Park from 4.30-5pm.
He is followed by the Sugababes from 5.30-6.15pm before The Script delivers a 60-minute set from 7-8pm.
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| The Script will support Take That at BST 2023 (Image: GETTY) |
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| The Sugababes will support Take That at BST 2023 (Image: GETTY) |
RAINBOW STAGE (far North of the BST enclosure):
Chloe Adams from 3.30pm, Here At Last from 4-4.30pm, and then Aly & AJ from 5.20-6pm. After that, the stage will close.
BIRDCAGE STAGE (next to the main BST South Entrance):
Bellah Mae from 3-30pm and then Jazmine Flowers from 4.30pm. Sonny Tennet performs from 5.25-6pm before this stage also closes for the night.
MAP BELOW: Use the map below to find all the stages and food outlets, but also to pick a meeting space and time in advance, in case your mobile phone can not get a signal and you can't reach your friends.
July 01, 2023
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