How to get Shania Twain tickets for BST Hyde Park festival 2024

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How to get Shania Twain tickets for BST Hyde Park festival 2024

Iconic global superstar, Shania Twain, has recently been announced as a headliner for the British Summer Time festival this year. She'll take to the stage in Hyde Park on Sunday, July 7 for her BST debut.

And tickets have gone on sale this morning (February 14) - you can get them here. The singer be joined by multi-million selling sibling quartet The Corrs, and more to be announced.

She said: "I’ve seen so many of my own musical heroes headlining at Hyde Park and have wonderful summer memories there. It is a real privilege to headline my own show this year, It’s going to be a s**t-kicking party!"

READ MORE: Sophie Ellis-Bextor to play biggest gig ever in woods after viral Saltburn song with tickets on sale soon

The show will see the 58-year-old play some of her biggest and best hits of all time. Fans can also expect new tracks - she recently released her first new album in almost six years, ' Queen of Me '.

After that, Shania Twain took over the UK last year with a string of sold-out arena shows across the country. Having sold as well more than 100 million albums worldwide, she's considered to be one of the best music artists of all time.

As a result, tickets for the star's show are expected to sell out extremely quickly. You can get them from Ticketmaster or AXS, with prices starting from £111.85.

BST Festival is located at Hyde Park ,London W2 2UH. You can find more information about the event here.

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