POP star Anne Marie has made a surprise appearance at BST Hyde Park – four months after giving birth.
The 2002 singer was fresh off the back of her stint at Glastonbury where she performed Rockabye in front of thousands of fans.
She introduced rising star Grace Davies, the winner of Volvic’s Emerging Artist Competition, ahead of her highly-anticipated performance on The Great Oak Stage today.
It comes a week after she sang at Glastonbury, later saying she “can’t get over” the size of the crowd.
Anne Marie wrote on Instagram: “Heaven. For one whole hour I was in heaven.
“Performing at my favourite place in the world @glastofest I can’t believe how many of you came to see me. And I thought no-one was gonna come!!
“My heart is entirely full and I really hope you enjoyed the show.”
Earlier this year, Anne-Marie, renowned for her unwavering support of emerging talent in the UK, invited up-and-coming artists to compete for a coveted performance slot at the iconic nine-day festival.
The 27-year-old Lancashire-based singer-songwriter, Grace sang on the Birdcage Stage presented by Volvic, with a performance of the following sons: Wolves, Used To You, Testosterone, A Wonderful, Normal Boring Life, Amsterdam, Super Love Me andRoots.
Grace joined this year’s lineup of emerging artists including Abbie Mac, Ellur, Jessy Blakemore, Nieve Ella, Siobhan Winifred, Olivia Belli, Blusher and one final act to be announced.
Meanwhile Anne Marie joined London’s legendary festival, American Express presents BST Hyde Park, where world-class headliners SZA, Kings of Leon, Morgan Wallen, Andrea Bocelli and Robbie Williams have been entertaining crowds – with Shania Twain, Stevie Nicks, Kylie and Stray Kids still to come.
