American Express Presents BST Hyde Park with Billy Joel, Daryl Hall, and more

Billy Joel, a New York icon, is celebrated for his melodic piano-led pop sound blending rock, jazz, and Broadway influences. Rising to fame in the '70s with hits like "Piano Man," Joel achieved superstardom with the album "The Stranger," featuring the Grammy-winning "Just the Way You Are." Known for hits like "Uptown Girl" and "We Didn't Start the Fire," he has sold over 150 million records and toured globally, even performing in the Soviet Union. Joel, inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, shared stages with Elton John and continues his legendary residency at Madison Square Garden.

Daryl Hall, born in Pottstown, Philly, is a legendary soul singer and pop/rock songwriter, famously known for Hall & Oates hits like "Maneater" and "Rich Girl." Collaborating with John Oates and talents like Robert Fripp and Dave Stewart, Hall's rich blend of Philly soul, AM Pop, and rock dominated the '80s charts. He received an American Music Award in 1984, launched the acclaimed series "Live from Daryl's House" in 2007, and explores solo work with albums like Sacred Songs and Before After.

Alyssa Bonagura, Nashville-born artist, excels in country and indie music. Known for "I Make My Own Sunshine," she's opened for Rod Stewart and Steven Tyler. A former member of The Sisterhood Band, she's collaborated with icons like Jason Mraz and Ringo Starr. Her album "Road Less Traveled" was a top iTunes country album in 2016.

Natasha Bedingfield, a Multi-Platinum pop singer/songwriter from England, is known for hits like "Unwritten" and "Pocketful of Sunshine." Her songs feature in rom-coms and "The Hills." "Unwritten" joined the Spotify Billions Club, and TikTok has revitalized her music's popularity.

British singer-songwriter Rumer gained fame with her 2010 platinum album Seasons Of My Soul, winning a MOJO Award, earning two BRIT noms, and known for hits like “Slow.” A gifted songwriter and interpreter, she’s acclaimed for her classic covers and collaborations with Redtenbacher’s Funkestra.