Pink at BST Hyde Park 2023: Merch, setlist, Gwen Stefani, Sam Ryder - 5 highlights to look forward to

This weekend (June 24-25) Pink - or P!nk, as she has it - tops the bills of two massive days of music at BST Hyde Park.

Other headliners across three weeks include K-pop sensations Blackpink, boyband legends Take That, rock Guns N’ Roses, the legends that are Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel, and Lana Del Rey, whose Did You Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd is vying for album of the year.

But after All Things Orchestral tonight, Pink gets the pop under way, with some superstar guests,

Gwen Stefani, sometimes of No Doubt, plays both nights, while Sam Ryder (Saturday) and Tinashe (Sunday) are among the stars also on the bill.

There is plenty to get excited about.

1. Pink spectacular

The singer is known for making good use of her skills developed as a teenager gymnast and, without wanting to give spoilers, LondonWorld can confirm that fans should experience a show the likes of which has never before been seen at Hyde Park.

2. Pink setlist

While we don’t yet know for sure what she’ll play at Hyde Park, this was the setlist on Wednesday (June 21) at Paris La Défense Arena (according to setlist.fm)

Intro Montage

Get the Party Started

Raise Your Glass

Who Knew

Just Like a Pill

Try

What About Us (Dance remix)

Turbulence

Make You Feel My Love (Bob Dylan cover)

Just Give Me a Reason

F**kin' Perfect

Just Like Fire

Please Don't Leave Me (Acoustic)

Cover Me in Sunshine

Kids in Love

When I Get There

I Am Here

Irrelevant

No Ordinary Love (Sade cover) (extended outro)

Runaway

Are You Gonna Fall?

TRUSTFALL

Blow Me (One Last Kiss)

Never Gonna Not Dance Again

Last Call

So What

3. Pink merch

To be snapped up by fans, the video below gives a sneak peek at some of the merch on sale.

4. Gwen Stefani

While Pink is the headliner, there is plenty more on the bill, not least Gwen Stefani, who has recently been performing hits including The Sweet Escape and Hollaback Girl, as well as No Doubt songs including Don’t Speak and I’m Just a Girl.

5. Sam Ryder

He may have not quite won Eurovision last year, but Sam Ryder, whose family came from east London, gained a lot of fans in 2022. Expect all the hits.

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