LEGENDARY singer Tony Christie said it was an "honour" to perform for the people of Kidderminster and to meet "rock royalty" Robert Plant.

The '(Is This The Way To) Amarillo' star performed a headline set at the Mr Tee in the Park festival at St George's Park on Sunday (July 21).

Following the well-received show, Tony said he "absolutely loved it."

The 81-year-old said: "The crowd were amazing and it was an absolute honour to play.

"The people of Kidderminster are just so warm and friendly. It was just a lovely experience."

Tony Christie performing at the showTony Christie performing at the show (Image: Steve Cuin)

He also said it was an "absolute honour" to meet "rock royalty" Robert Plant, who attended the event.

He described the Led Zeppelin singer as a "humble and lovely man."

Robert Plant (second from right) enjoying the festivalRobert Plant (second from right) enjoying the festival (Image: Joanne Tarnowski)

Tony performed his hit songs and tracks from his latest album We Still Shine.

The festival also saw a host of other musical acts take to the stage, including Indigo Kid, the Kidderminster Ukelele Club, SuperFuz, Infinite Madness, James Baker, Robin Nicholl and the Stourport on Severn Brass Band.

The event is in honour of the late Horsefair record shop owner Francis Terry Thomas, known by many as Mr Tee, who died after a battle with cancer in 2017.

Organisers Horsefair and Proud host the event to celebrate his life and bring the Kidderminster community together.