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Aguilera completes line-up for Sandringham festival

Aguilera completes line-up for Sandringham festival

Christina Aguilera Finalizes Star-Studded Line-Up for Sandringham Festival

Pop icon Christina Aguilera has been confirmed as the concluding major act for the Heritage Live Festival, a musical event set to take place at the royal estate of Sandringham in Norfolk. The seven-time Grammy Award winner is scheduled to headline the concert on August 21, marking her sole live appearance in the United Kingdom for 2026.

Aguilera joins an impressive roster of performers, including Janet Jackson, Lionel Richie, and Wyclef Jean, who have already committed to the festival. She will be joined on stage by special guests Craig David, Blue, and Ruby Roberts. This engagement will be Aguilera’s first return to UK soil since 2022, when she performed in London, Manchester, and Liverpool.

Giles Cooper, representing the Heritage Live Festival, expressed his enthusiasm regarding the announcement. "We're delighted to have Christina Aguilera completing our 2026 line-up," he stated. Highlighting the singer's enduring legacy, Cooper added, "There aren't many artists who have had the kind of career Christina has. For more than 25 years she's continued to reinvent herself while remaining one of the most recognisable and respected voices in music. To welcome an artist of her stature to Sandringham is a real moment for us."

The festival will also feature Ricky Martin, who is set to perform his first UK show in ten years. Announced as a headliner for a "Saturday night pop party," Martin will be supported by performances from Sugababes, Olly Alexander, and Sophie Castillo. Additionally, guitar virtuoso Eric Clapton is scheduled to headline the Sunday night event.

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Source: BBC News Generated at: 2026-06-04 08:01:19 UTC

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