Robbie Williams captivated fans at his sold-out BST Hyde Park gig with a series of surprises, including a memorable duet with EastEnders star Danny Dyer on Blur's 'Parklife'. The performance, backed by a 44-member brass band of Beefeaters, showcased Dyer taking over Phil Daniels' spoken verses. Robbie also reminisced about his past with Take That and his notorious weekend at Glastonbury, and paid tribute to Oasis with a rendition of 'Don't Look Back in Anger'. Other surprise guests included Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes and performers like Seal and Kate Nash. In an emotional moment, Robbie dedicated a song to his wife Ayda Field and their children, expressing his happiness and gratitude. The concert marked Robbie's second time headlining the iconic London festival, confirming his status as a national treasure.