Mariah Carey to headline next year's Blenheim Palace Festival

Mariah Carey is to headline next year's Blenheim Palace Festival alongside a line-up including Shania Twain and David Gray.

Carey – best-selling female artist of all time with over 200m records sold globally – brings her Firefly summer tour to the UNESCO World Heritate site in Woodstock on July 1, 2027.

Mariah Carey headlines the Blenheim Palace Festival next summerplaceholder image
Mariah Carey headlines the Blenheim Palace Festival next summer

Blenheim Palace Festival is a spectacular open-air concert series set against the breathtaking backdrop of one of Britain’s most iconic palaces - on Banbury’s doorstep. She will be supported by hit R&B group Eternal.

Marah Carey has amassed over 19 Billboard Hot 100 Number 1 Singles to date – more than any solo artist in history. Her beloved 1994 yuletide hit A’ll I Want For Christmas Is You ‘has become one of the longest-charting singles of any genre, spending 65 weeks on Billboard’s Hot 100.

Mariah Carey joins a world-class line-up of internationally renowned artists to perform at Blenheim in 2027, including global pop superstar Alex Warren on Sunday, June 27, GRAMMY Award-winning global superstar Shania Twain on Tuesday, June 29 and multi-platinum singer-songwriter David Gray with special guest Jack Savoretti on Saturday, July 3.

Cuffe & Taylor co-founder Peter Taylor said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Mariah Carey to Blenheim Palace. She’s one of the greatest voices of all time with a voice that has defined generations.

"Everyone knows her as the Queen of Christmas but next summer she’ll be swapping the snow for sunshine and bringing her incredible hits to one of the most stunning settings in the country.”

Tickets for Mariah Carey at Blenheim Palace Festival 2027 go on general sale from 9am on Friday 13 November via BlenheimPalaceFestival.com and Ticketmaster.

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