Platinum Jubilee 2022: Buckingham Palace will host a live concert in honour of The Queen - here’s how to buy tickets

By Liana Jacob
Published 25th Feb 2022, 13:21 BST
Updated 25th Feb 2022, 14:40 BST
On Saturday, June 4, 2022, the BBC will be staging and broadcasting a one-time-only live concert from Buckingham Palace to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and tickets are on sale now.

The line-up for the concert hasn’t been released as of yet, however, the first musician who has been announced to perform at the concert is George Ezra.

As well as famous international artists, guests can also enjoy the performances of rock royalty, opera singers and live orchestra. Stars from film, TV and theatre will also be performing and celebrate The Queen’s journey. This year marks 70 years on the throne for Queen Elizabeth II.

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The ballot for the Platinum Jubilee Party at the Palace is now open with 5,000 members of the public due to be selected to receive a pair of free tickets to be in the audience in front of Buckingham Palace for the concert.

Platinum jubilee merchandise on display at the Buckingham Palace shop. (Pic credit: Ming Yeung / Getty Images)Platinum jubilee merchandise on display at the Buckingham Palace shop. (Pic credit: Ming Yeung / Getty Images)
Platinum jubilee merchandise on display at the Buckingham Palace shop. (Pic credit: Ming Yeung / Getty Images)

How can I buy tickets to the Platinum Jubilee concert?

The tickets are on sale until March 23 at 11.59pm and they will not be allocated on a first-come first-served basis; you have as much of a chance of being selected if you buy tickets on February 24 as if you buy your tickets on March 23.

You can buy tickets by visiting the BBC One website.

Alternatively, you can view the concert from the comfort of your own sofa by tuning in on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Radio 2, where the concert will be broadcast live.

The remaining tickets will be made available to charitable organisations including people who work in youth support, the military, the environment and those who have supported communities during the pandemic.

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