After a stellar line-up of acts at the first major outdoor concert series at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, expectations are high for 2024.
Heritage Live, which organises gigs at stately homes across the country, has a five-year deal at the venue, so there will be at least another four years of concerts there.
Over the 2023 August bank holiday weekend, Van Morrison, Robbie Williams and The Who took to the stage, with capacity for 20,000 people each night.
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Following the shows, we asked our readers who they wanted to see perform there next year and these were the most popular choices (in no particular order).
1. Robbie Williams...Again!
After two sold-out nights at Sandringham and a set packed full of his biggest hits, many fans want to see Robbie back at the estate in 2024.
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At both concerts, he was joined by his former Take That bandmate Mark Owen as the special guest, which included a surprise duet on Greatest Day.
2. Coldplay
Coldplay, fronted by Chris Martin, was a popular choice and the chart-topping band will already be on the road next year as it continues the Music of the Spheres World Tour.
3. Adele
World-famous singer-songwriter Adele would no doubt sell out in record time if she came to the estate next year - fresh from her 2023 Las Vegas residencies.
4. Guns N' Roses
Heritage Live is keen to make sure that the acts performing at Sandringham appeal to a wide demographic and Guns N' Roses would no doubt be a hit with rock fans.
5. Pink
Pink was a very popular suggestion and her current tour has captured the attention of the world for both her incredible vocals and daring acrobatics.
6. Ed Sheeran
Suffolk-born Ed Sheeran is yet to perform a major concert in Norfolk, though he performed at many Norwich venues as an upcoming artist, so it is no surprise he is in high demand at Sandringham.
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7. Bon Jovi
Rock band Bon Jovi would be a great choice for the estate and it would have fans singing along to hits such as Livin’ on a Prayer and Always.
8. Queen and Adam Lambert
Queen featuring talented vocalist Adam Lambert, who shot to fame after appearing on American Idol, would treat fans to a right royal knees up in 2024.
9. Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart would be an excellent choice for next year and he previously performed at Carrow Road in Norwich in 2016.
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Speaking ahead of the 2023 concerts, Giles Cooper, managing director of Heritage Live, said: "It was a huge honour to be asked to run five years of concerts at the estate - we know that King Charles III wants to make Sandringham more inclusive.
"The environmental impact was also very important so we have put together a five-year plan for sustainability to become a leading light for outdoor concerts.
"This includes no single use plastic in year one and by year five we want pedal bikes to power stages."
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