(CBS/AP) LONDON - Paul McCartney and 바다 이야기 게임 방법 Elton John are among the acts scheduled to perform in front of Buckingham Palace this summer to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.
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Shirley Bassey, Annie Lennox, Jessie J, Tom Jones and popular boy band JLS will also perform at The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert, taking place on June 4.
>Pictures: Paul McCartneyPictures: Queen Elizabeth II through the years
>Buckingham Palace and the BBC announced the lineup on Tuesday, adding that more names will be revealed at a later date.
>Some 10,000 tickets will be awarded by ballot by lottery. Tickets will also include entry into the palace garden for a picnic.
>The concert will be broadcast on television and radio. Viewers in the United States will be able to see highlights the following day on ABC.
>Take That star Gary Barlow, who is organizing the event, said in a statement: "The Diamond Jubilee concert will celebrate the 60 years of The Queen's reign with an amazing line-up of world-class artists coming together to play at one of the biggest and most exciting live music shows in recent years. With Buckingham Palace as a backdrop, it's going to be a fantastic event which transcends multiple decades of music. It'll be a great, unique, experience for the thousands attending, watching on TV and listening on radio. I can't wait!"
>The queen and her husband, Prince Philip, plan to attend, along with other members of the royal family.
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Shirley Bassey, Annie Lennox, Jessie J, Tom Jones and popular boy band JLS will also perform at The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert, taking place on June 4.>Pictures: Paul McCartneyPictures: Queen Elizabeth II through the years
>Buckingham Palace and the BBC announced the lineup on Tuesday, adding that more names will be revealed at a later date.
>Some 10,000 tickets will be awarded by ballot by lottery. Tickets will also include entry into the palace garden for a picnic.
>The concert will be broadcast on television and radio. Viewers in the United States will be able to see highlights the following day on ABC.
>Take That star Gary Barlow, who is organizing the event, said in a statement: "The Diamond Jubilee concert will celebrate the 60 years of The Queen's reign with an amazing line-up of world-class artists coming together to play at one of the biggest and most exciting live music shows in recent years. With Buckingham Palace as a backdrop, it's going to be a fantastic event which transcends multiple decades of music. It'll be a great, unique, experience for the thousands attending, watching on TV and listening on radio. I can't wait!"
>The queen and her husband, Prince Philip, plan to attend, along with other members of the royal family.