Actor Danny Dyer has revealed that he collaborated with Robbie Williams for a performance of Blur’s ‘Parklife.’ The performance was held at BST Hyde Park in London. The actor sang the spoken-word parts that were originally done by Phil Daniels in 1994. Dyer revealed that he was approached by Williams during a recent Soccer Aid event. Despite being nervous about the performance, he was happy with how it went.
Dyer said that he loves the song and the collaboration with Williams was a real moment. While he was nervous about the performance, he prepared for it by listening to the song. He sang the lines in a cockney accent, which he said was inspired by Phil Daniels. In addition to the ‘Parklife’ performance, Dyer also appeared in the opening video sequence with Williams, Supergrass’ Gaz Coombes, and others.
Williams previously stated that he has written several songs for a new album and is enjoying life. Other artists who are scheduled to perform at BST Hyde Park include Stevie Nicks, Kylie Minogue, and Stray Kids. Despite being out of his comfort zone, Dyer said that he is on a mad run of pretending to be a footballer at Soccer Aid and a rock star. He praised Williams for having some tunes in his locker and called him a spiritual person
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