BBC Radio 2 In the Park with Sting, Craig David, and more

Sting, born in Wallsend, England, rose to fame with the Police, known for hits like "Every Breath You Take." His solo career blended rock, jazz, and world music, earning numerous awards. He collaborated widely, including with Shaggy, resulting in a Grammy-winning reggae album. Notable solo works include "Desert Rose" and albums like *The Dream of the Blue Turtles*. Recognized with various honors, his diverse collaborations include artists like Bryan Adams and Eric Clapton.

Craig David, born in Southampton, gained fame with "Fill Me In," topping U.K. charts. Known for garage-tinged R&B, he won 3 MOBOs, 3 Ivor Novellos, & collaborated with Artful Dodger and MNEK.

Travis, formed in Glasgow in 1996 by Fran Healy and bandmates Andy Dunlop, Dougie Payne, and Neil Primrose, gained fame with hits like "Sing" and "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?" Known for their timeless melodies, they've sold millions of albums, including the 9x Platinum "The Man Who," and won multiple BRIT, Ivor Novello, and Q Awards. Acclaimed by legends like Paul McCartney and Elton John, Travis's enduring chemistry remains with the same lineup since their debut.

Reuniting in 2019, the original Sugababes lineup is known for iconic harmonies and blending pop, alternative, and R&B. They've rocked Glastonbury and sold out The O2.

Kim Wilde, daughter of '50s singer Marty Wilde, rose to fame in the '80s with hits like "Kids in America" and "You Keep Me Hangin' On." Known for her synth-driven, mainstream pop style, she achieved chart success in Europe and the U.S. and toured with Michael Jackson. Wilde collaborated with artists like Junior Giscombe and Nena, and in 2021 celebrated her 40-year career with a greatest hits collection. Her collaborations with Boy George and a notable chart comeback with "Here Come the Aliens" highlight her enduring appeal.