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Diana concert

Profession: Royalty
Place/Date of Birth: Park House, Sandringham, 01 July 2020
Date of Death: 31 August 2020
Associated with: Prince Harry, Prince William

"It’s brilliant. We’re really, really chuffed. The demand has been very high," a spokeswoman said.

The Wembley concert in July marks 10 years since the Princess was killed in a Paris car crash.

Further tickets are likely to go on sale at a later stage.

Eight new acts, including Lily Allen, Kanye West and Rod Stewart were announced by organisers yesterday.

Status Quo, Natasha Bedingfield, The Feeling, James Morrison and Orson will also star in the Princes’ tribute to their mother on July 1, which would have been her 46th birthday.

The royal brothers have expressed their thanks to all those who have bought tickets.

Geoffrey Matthews, who’s in charge of the concert, said: "Prince William and Prince Harry have asked me to say how incredibly grateful they are to the people who bought tickets and the artists who so kindly are going to perform, and the broadcasters who have showed such an interest in their celebrations of their mother."

Other performers include Sir Elton John, Bryan Ferry, Joss Stone, Pharrell Williams and Duran Duran.

Andrew Lloyd Webber is devising a medley of musicals and there will be a performance by the English National Ballet.

More Diana concert tickets on sale - April 27 2007
A further 10,000 tickets go on sale today for Prince William and Prince Harry’s concert in memory of their mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.

The seats are up for grabs from 9am, for the Wembley event in July which marks 10 years since the Princess was killed in a Paris car crash.

They are expected to sell out straight away. The last batch of 22,000 was snapped up in just 17 minutes.

The tickets can be bought on 0844 725 0107, www.concertfordiana.com/tickets or www.ticketmaster.co.uk

Eight new acts, including Lily Allen, Kanye West and Rod Stewart were announced by organisers yesterday.

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