Adele & Ed Sheeran Turned Down Request To Perform At King Charles' Coronation Concert!
20.02.2023 - 19:57
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King Charles III won’t be getting everything he wished for at his coronation!
According to the DailyMail.com’s the Mail on Sunday, two extremely famous performers have turned down the 74-year-old’s request to perform at his coronation concert! The day after the King is crowned, a large concert is set to take place on May 7 to celebrate, but who will be taking the stage has yet to be confirmed. And it’s actually proving harder than expected to snag an A-list group of stars!
Per the outlet, both Adele and Ed Sheeran have made it clear they will not be performing, despite requests! Apparently, the new monarch discussed his ideal list of performers with organizers of the event and he specifically wanted the Hello songstress to appear. Similarly, sources close to the Perfect crooner claim he wasn’t invited but organizers have been told he’s too busy and would be unable to appear at Windsor Castle anyway — regardless if they want him! Damn! Getting ahead of the invite.
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The insider explained the conundrum further:
To be fair, it does look like Ed will be busy at the time of the coronation. According to his schedule, he has a show in Texas the day before the coronation… but it’s not like he couldn’t be there if he didn’t want to! Insiders claim he would have time to make the nine-hour journey via private jet (which he’s done before) if he really wanted to prioritize the coronation concert. While it’s unclear why Ed seems uninterested in supporting the new King, he did perform at Queen Elizabeth II‘s Platinum Jubilee Pageant last June. So, he’s made the effort before!
As for Adele, she has less of an excuse. As far as we can tell, she’ll have nothing going on at
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