King Charles’ Coronation concert: Katy Perry, Lionel Richie give stellar performances

Prominent celebrities like Katy Perry, Take That, and Lionel Richie set the stage on fire with their stellar performance at the coronation concert at Windsor Castle on Sunday May 7, a day after King Charles was crowned.

Perry, 38, descended on the staircase of the stage dressed in a golden Cinderella gown, while singing an orchestra-backed rendition of her hit single Roar.

The American Idol host also did some stellar arm moves in her performance, and gave a Celine Dion-esque chest bump as she wrapped her song.

Following Perry's stunning performance, Lional Richie was the first artist who performed two songs at the concert. 

He sat at a black baby grand piano to sing The Commodores’ classic, Easy.

Next he performed All Night Long (All Night) to serve its purpose, prompting everyone, including the Royal Family to stand and dance on  the memorable eve.

Next in line was a British pop band, Take That, which concluded the show with the three-song performance.

The trio of based on Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, appeared on stage in black suits and filled the crowd with heaps of positive energy after performing on their tracks Greatest Day, Shine, and Never Forget.

Beside Katy and Richie, Andrea Bocelli , Sir Bryn Terfel, Tiwa Savage, Steve Winwood, Lang Lang and Nicole Scherzinger, Olly Murs and Paloma Faith also performed at the royal concert.