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Blur to headline London Olympics closing show Blur to headline London Olympics closing show
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Blur will headline a show in London's Hyde Park to celebrate the end of the Olympic Games later this year.Blur will headline a show in London's Hyde Park to celebrate the end of the Olympic Games later this year.
The Britpop band will be joined by New Order and The Specials at the concert on 12 August, which will coincide with the Olympics closing ceremony. The band will be joined by New Order and The Specials at the ticketed concert on 12 August, to coincide with the Olympics closing ceremony.
Blur, who confirmed the news on Twitter, will be honoured at the Brit Awards later for their outstanding contribution to music.Blur, who confirmed the news on Twitter, will be honoured at the Brit Awards later for their outstanding contribution to music.
An opening ceremony concert will also take place in Hyde Park on 27 July.An opening ceremony concert will also take place in Hyde Park on 27 July.
The line-up for that concert is due to be announced shortly.The line-up for that concert is due to be announced shortly.
Giant screens will show highlights of the closing ceremony from the Olympic Park at the 12 August concert.Giant screens will show highlights of the closing ceremony from the Olympic Park at the 12 August concert.
Blur previously performed sell-out concerts in Hyde Park in 2009.Blur previously performed sell-out concerts in Hyde Park in 2009.
The number of concerts held in the park are to be cut next year from 13 to nine after complaints from residents.The number of concerts held in the park are to be cut next year from 13 to nine after complaints from residents.
Westminster Council has also decided to reduce the number of people who can attend the events from 80,000 to 65,000, and in some cases to 50,000.Westminster Council has also decided to reduce the number of people who can attend the events from 80,000 to 65,000, and in some cases to 50,000.
The changes will come into effect in 2013.The changes will come into effect in 2013.