
Blenheim Palace Festival has announced its second headliner for 2027, with multi-platinum singer-songwriter David Gray set to perform alongside special guest Jack Savoretti.
The concert will take place at Blenheim Palace in Woodstock on Saturday 03 July, as part of the open-air music series returning to the UNESCO World Heritage Site in June and July next year.
Gray follows American singer Alex Warren as the second headliner announced for the 2027 festival, with further acts expected to be revealed in the coming months.

Best known for his album White Ladder, Gray has built an international following through songs including Babylon, This Year’s Love and Sail Away. Originally released in 1998, White Ladder went on to become a major commercial success, helping establish Gray as one of Britain’s best-known singer-songwriters.
His subsequent albums include A New Day at Midnight and Life in Slow Motion. Across 13 studio albums, his music has combined acoustic songwriting with electronic production, while his more recent release, Dear Life, continues his exploration of personal themes including love, mortality and faith.
Savoretti will join Gray for the Woodstock performance after a career spanning nine studio albums. His 2019 album Singing to Strangers reached number one in the UK, followed by Europiana and Miss Italia, the latter exploring his Italian heritage through songs performed in Italian.

His most recent album, We Will Always Be The Way We Were, was released in April 2026. Recorded live with his long-standing band at Eastcote Studios in west London, the record marked 20 years since his debut.
The 2027 festival follows a 2026 programme featuring Katy Perry, Michael Bublé, Alanis Morissette, Teddy Swims and Pete Tong Ibiza Classics. The organisers have positioned the event as a summer concert series combining live music with the historic setting of Blenheim Palace.
Alongside standard admission, the festival offers hospitality and VIP packages. These include The Grand Banquet, a dining experience with front-of-stage seating, and options to access the Palace’s Orangery. Availability and prices should be checked with the organisers.
Tickets for David Gray’s performance go on general sale at 9.00am on Friday 30 October 2026 through Ticketmaster. A pre-sale for Live Nation, Cuffe & Taylor and MARI customers is scheduled to begin at 9.00am on Wednesday 28 October.
Event details, including ticket options and hospitality packages, are available on the Blenheim Palace Festival event page.
Warren, a Grammy Award-nominated artist known for his chart-topping pop hits, was announced as the festival’s first headliner for Sunday 27 June 2027. He will bring his Finding (More) Family on the Road World Tour to the Palace, adding another international artist to next summer’s programme.
Read more: Alex Warren announced as first headliner for Blenheim Palace Festival 2027
















