The Party at the Palace was a British music concert and celebration held in London in 2002. The event was in commemoration of the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II held over the Golden Jubilee Weekend 1–4 June 2002. The event itself was hosted at Buckingham Palace Garden on 3 June 2002. It was the pop/rock equivalent of the Prom at the Palace, that showcased classical music. The concert was held at the gardens of Buckingham Palace Garden as part of the Golden Jubilee. The event was touted as the greatest concert in Britain since Live Aid or possibly ever. Tickets to the event were determined by a lottery. 12,000 people attended the concert. An estimated 1 million people watched outside the Palace in The Mall and around the Queen Victoria Memorial, and 200 million on television. The concert included performances of many hit songs from the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. The event was the culmination of a national day of partying. The BBC Music Live Festival also occurred on the day. At 13:00 towns across the United Kingdom had bands play The Beatles hit "All You Need Is Love" before church bells were rung around the country. A condensed version of the concert was released on DVD. Some portions have been cut, e.g. Ruby Wax's monologue, Dame Edna's introduction of Paul McCartney performing "Blackbird" and Paul McCartney's spontaneous performance of "Her Majesty". A live CD recording of the performance was also released in 2002. Track list: Brian May + The Royal Academy Of Music Symphony Orchestra* With Roger Taylor & Ray Cooper God Save The Queen 1:58 Phil Collins You Can't Hurry Love 3:04 Atomic Kitten Dancing In The Street 2:41 Shirley Bassey Goldfinger 2:57 Bryan Adams Everything I Do (I Do It For You) 4:18 Tom Jones Feat. Blue & Keith Airey You Can Leave Your Hat On 3:51 Queen + Phil Collins Radio Ga Ga 2:18 Queen + London Cast Of The Musical We Will Rock You, The* + Phil Collins We Will Rock You 1:45 Queen + Will Young + London Cast Of The Musical We Will Rock You, The* + Phil Collins We Are The Champions 2:38 Annie Lennox Why 5:36 Cliff Richard Feat. S Club 7 & Brian May Move It 2:43 Ozzy Osbourne With Tony Iommi Paranoid 3:12 Elton John I Want Love 4:31 Brian Wilson Feat. The Corrs God Only Knows 2:48 Brian Wilson Feat. Cliff Richard, Emma Bunton & Atomic Kitten Good Vibrations 4:22 Eric Clapton Layla 6:20 Steve Winwood Gimme Some Lovin' 2:49 Joe Cocker Feat. Steve Winwood & Brian May With A Little Help From My Friends 5:40 Rod Stewart Feat. J'Anna Jacoby Handbags & Gladrags 3:56 Rod Stewart, Joe Cocker, Paul McCartney, Ladysmith Black Mambazo And Various All You Need Is Love 3:37 Various Hey Jude 6:50 Backing Vocals – Claudia Fontaine, Margo Buchanan, Sam Brown Bass [The House Band] – Pino Palladino Conductor [Royal Academy Of Music Symphony Orchestra Md Assistant] – James Brett Conductor [Royal Academy Of Music Symphony Orchestra Musical Director] – Michael Kamen Directed By [Concert] – Geoff Posner Drums [The House Band] – Phil Collins Executive-Producer – Sir George Martin, Michael Kamen, Phil Ramone Executive-Producer [Concert] – Lorna Dickinson Guitar [The House Band] – Phil Palmer Keyboards [The House Band] – Wix Wickens Management [Concert Production Manager] – Elizabeth Flowers Management [Marketing Manager] – Teresa Harte Management [Project, For Ca Management] – Adam Sharp Mastered By [@ Abbey Road] – Adam Nunn Mixed By, Engineer [@ Abbey Road] – Paul Hicks Mixed By, Engineer [@ Mayfair] – Greg Jackman*, John Hudson Other [Pr] – Katherine Howard Other [Rights Clearance] – Claire Jarvis, Wendy Neilson Percussion [The House Band] – Ray Cooper Performer [Paul Mccartney's Band] – Abe Laboriel Jr, Brian Ray, Wix Wickens, Rusty Anderson Performer [The Royal Academy Of Music Jazz Horns] – Christopher Webster, Mike Lovett, Pablo Mendelssohn, Simon Allen, Thomas Richards Producer – Giles Martin Producer [Concert] – Cerrie Frost Saxophone [The House Band] – Eric Robinson Supervised By [Sound] – Andy Rose All tracks ℗ 2002 Golden Jubilee Events Ltd. Recorded using Quantegy Tape Recorded live at Buckingham Palace by the BBC, 3rd June 2002. ℗ 2002 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Golden Jubilee Events Limited under exclusive license to EMI Records Limited © 2002 Golden Jubilee Events Limited under licence to EMI Records Limited. Made in the EU