When is proms in the park 2017

They'll be playing a selection of their fantastic songs to get Hyde Park dancing - it'll be far from a "Tragedy"! With one of the best known singing voices in the world, Sir Bryn Terfel's bass-baritone will be lighting up Hyde Park. Expect a crowd-pleasing selection from his extensive repertoire which includes operatic favourites, musical theatre and Welsh song. Since emerging from the Glasgow music scene in the late s, Texas have had a string of hits across three decades, including their breakout hit I Don't Want a Lover and 's Say What You Want.

In they're back with a new album - Jump On Board - and we're ready to do just that as we welcome them to Hyde Park. One of the finest singer-songwriters of his generation, the fabulous Gilbert O'Sullivan will be entertaining Hyde Park with choice numbers from his 50 year career. Elaine Paige is a national treasure both for her illustrious singing and acting career and since for her hugely popular Radio 2 show, Elaine Paige On Sunday.

But it's the former she'll be bringing to Proms In The Park as she performs classic showtunes from some of the biggest musicals. Proms Main content. Proms in the Park , London - Who's Performing? This flat route follows the historic track around Lough Coole so you won't be out of breath to enjoy the breath-taking views.

With a wealth of wildlife resting in the reeds, little legs will also enjoy the sights on this enchanting walk on the edge of Enniskillen.

Castle Coole is one of the greatest neo-classical country houses in Ireland. Built to impress in the s by the first Earl of Belmore, no expense was spared on the palace in the park which was designed to outdo the home of his brother in law, the Earl of Enniskillen, at nearby Florence Court. Various craftsmen were employed from across Ireland and Britain to decorate the interior of the house, from the fine plasterwork to the marble fireplaces and the scagliola columns. Within the lavish interiors is a State Bedroom created for an expected royal visit of King George IV which never came.

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