Coronation concert star shares their regret after performance: 'Could have done more'

Although the Royal Family seemed to enjoy the entertainment, Murs shared his disappointment of the evening.

Speaking on Instagram, he said: "Just leaving Windsor Castle after party, mingling with the royals.

"It was fantastic. Got to meet some absolute legends. Honestly thank you all for all your kind messages - I've seen it all, I've just been on social media now and just thank you for all your lovely messages about my performance.

"I loved it! Wish I could have done more. But what an honour it was!"

The Voice star added: "I am off now for the next couple of weeks and I'm going to enjoy myself at home with Amelia and the dog and just have some me time!

"But what a way to end the last couple of weeks by doing this. I loved every minute of it and I'm proud."

Many fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Murs' performance, with some saying the singer outshone Katy Perry and Lionel Ritchie.

He was joined on stage with a live band and several backup dancers, as he serenaded the crowd dressed in an all-white suit complete with a white flower and black shoes.

The star said he was "proud" and "honoured" to have been asked to be part of the line-up for the royal event .

"It's a bit surreal but I am so honoured. I am on tour at the moment so only yesterday I saw the stage. It's the biggest thing in my career," he said on BBC Radio 2.

"It has the eyes of the world on it. This is something people will remember. It is really special. It's crazy. We just got an email asking me to do it!"

The Coronation Concert also saw performances by Paloma Faith, veteran rock guitarist Steve and Nicole Scherzinger from The Pussycat Dolls.

The King and Queen along with other members of the royal family joined around 20,000 members of the public at Windsor Castle to continue the celebrations after their crowning at Westminster Abbey on Saturday.