• London: British music singer Ed Sheeran was poised to close four days of historic countrywide celebrations
• It is supposed to be honouring Queen Elizabeth II’s historic Platinum Jubilee on Sunday.

As a long weekend of celebrations throughout the UK closes, the multi-award-winning singer-songwriter will perform at the conclusion of a day-long spectacle lauding the 96-year-old monarch’s record seven decades on the throne.

Sheeran is one of several “national treasures” set to sing a “special homage” to the queen against the backdrop of Buckingham Palace to commemorate a first for a British monarch.

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Meanwhile, millions of people are anticipated to join “Big Jubilee Lunch” picnics, which will include an attempt to break the world record for the longest street party.

It is uncertain if the Queen would attend the pageant in person, after being forced to miss many Platinum Jubilee commemoration appearances owing to mobility concerns.

The four-day celebration began on Thursday with the pomp and splendour of the Trooping the Colour military parade, followed by beacon-lighting rituals around the country.

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Sheeran, 31, will cap off the Platinum Jubilee festivities by performing his 2017 song “Perfect.”

Prior to his visit, the “Shape of You” singer-songwriter said that the Queen Elizabeth II’s Golden Jubilee “Party at the Palace” in 2002 inspired his incredibly successful musical career.

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