Multiple Grammy Award winner & Motown legend Stevie Wonder brings house down during London Heatwave with show-stopping performance and heartfelt message of unity, with soulful performances by British stars Ezra Collective and Corinne Bailey Rae.

It’s a three-for-one kind of afternoon at BST Hyde Park on Friday. There might be something inapt about using coupon terminology to describe an event that costs punters close to £100 (or more), but it’s true. Neil Young might be the headliner, but this is a triple bill of legends: Van Morrison and Yusuf/ Cat Stevens make up a formidable undercard.

Stevie Wonder, one of the most prolific musical geniuses of the 20th century, who has won 25 Grammys, released 23 studio albums and influenced countless musicians across R&B, jazz, funk and soul, needs no introduction.

The Mirror goes behind the scenes of Neil Young's incredible BST Hyde Park show as we speak to tour insiders about the star's life on the road

With the sun still beaming down and the third heatwave of the summer coming to an end, Stevie started the last night of his Love, Light and Song UK tour with Love’s In Need of Love Today, followed by an emotional tribute to John Lennon’s Imagine – maybe the one cover we didn’t see coming.