George Ezra censors song at Party at the Palace to remove lyric about dying

George Ezra ascends to Number 1 on this week's Official Trending Chart with Green Green Grass.

George Ezra has announced the Australian leg of his ‘Gold Rush Kid’ tour, taking his titular third album Down Under at the end of October.He’ll play in Eora/Sydney first, hitting the Aware Super Theatre on Saturday October 29, before seeing out the month with a gig at Naarm/Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Monday October 31. From there will come two outdoor gigs, first at Meanjin/Brisbane’s Riverstage on Wednesday November 2, then at Kings Park & Botanic Garden in Perth on Saturday November 5.Tickets for all four shows go on sale at 10am local time this Friday (June 10), with a pre-sale running from the same time on Thursday (June 9).

George Ezra has shared a final preview of his new album – listen to the sombre and reflective ‘I Went Hunting’ below.The singer-songwriter releases his third studio album ‘Gold Rush Kid’ this Friday (June 10) via Columbia Records, marking the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Staying At Tamara’s’.So far, the album has been previewed by the singles ‘Anyone For You (Tiger Lily)’ and ‘Green Green Grass’. ‘I Went Hunting’ is the final preview of his new album.“I’ve been working on me, are you working on you?” Ezra sings on the new song, reflecting on his past.Check out the new song below.After the release of the album Ezra will head out on a UK tour that will run through September and early October.

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GEORGE Ezra's "censored" Platinum Party at the Palace performance has baffled his fans after he left out some of the chorus' lyrics. More than several thousand people attended the spectacular event outside Buckingham Palace to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, and millions more tuned in at home.

Elton John has sparked health concerns from worried fans after he ‘performed’ at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.Eager fans watched the event unfold at Buckingham Palace on BBC One on 4 June and many were excited to see their favourite musician perform for the monarch.However, the 75-year-old was forced to pre-record his piece which got the public wondering about his health.One fan posted on social media: "So gutted Elton John isn’t there and performing live! I thought he was :-( lovely song though, just not the same recorded."Another added: "Wonder how long ago Elton recorded? He looks in bad shape.."A third chipped in: "Elton has pre recorded because his voice isn't what it used to be. He needs help from technology and can no longer perform live without it.

Twitter after the event, broadcast on BBC One from Buckingham palace in tribute to the Queen's 70 years on the throne.An audience of 22,000 gathered at the event which also featured a stunning light show and a moving speech from Prince Charles.Diana Ross took to the stage to close out the event for her first stage appearance in the UK for 15 years.The Motown singer performed classics such as Chain Reaction and Ain't no Mountain High Enough. But viewers following the show took to the social media platform to comment on the 78-years-old's performance.One user said: Sometimes you really need to take a closer look to get the picture" as another added: "Is Diana Ross miming or has my sky signal gone funny again? #partyatthepalace." Another commented: "Diana Ross blowing a kiss and you could still her singing at same time…that’s impressive," while @prole10101 said:" Oh s---.

BBC viewers tuning in for the Platinum Party at the Palace branded Mimi Webb’s song choice as “inappropriate” after she took to the stage to perform one of her hit singles.On Saturday (June 4), the biggest names in music joined to put on a stellar performance for the third day of the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations.And one of the famous musicians who performed outside of Buckingham Palace was none other than 21-year-old Mimi.But it’s fair to say fans up and down the country was left up in arms with the blonde bombshell’s choice of music as she performed her chart-topping song House On Fire.As she put on a stellar performance, viewers couldn’t help but share their fury on social media as they branded the star “inappropriate”.One user asked: “Is it wise to sing, ‘I wanna set your house on fire’ outside the gates of Buckingham Palace? #PlatinumPartyatthePalace.”Another quipped: “Who thought it was a good idea for someone to sing outside the Palace ‘gonna set your house on fire’ #PlatinumPartyatthePalace.”A third added: “House on Fire a little inappropriate considering the Queen watching from Windsor Castle? #PlatinumPartyatthePalace.”“Bit inappropriate to sing about setting your house on fire at a party for the Queen? Just sayin. #PlatinumPartyatthePalace,” one user pointed out.Meanwhile, another joked: "Mimi Webb singing, 'I want to set your house on fire' outside Buckingham Palace wasn't the way I expected the Revolution to start, but here we are #PlatinumPartyatthePalace."It comes after eagle-eyed viewers spotted George Ezra missed out a vital lyric from his hit single Green Green Grass.

George Ezra appeared to miss some lyrics in his song 'Green Green Grass' during his performance for the ongoing Jubilee celebrations. Part of the chorus to the undeniably catchy tune goes: “Green green grass, blue blue sky. You better throw a party on the day that I die.” However, those watching this evening's Party at the Palace noticed the singer missed the part about throwing a party on the day he dies – sparking people to believe it was something to do with the Queen and her ongoing health issues.

Queen's Platinum Jubilee Party at the Palace celebration event have taken centre stage.Princess Charlotte and Prince George were seen several times during the first hour of the mega concert beaming and clapping during many of the big acts.They were also seen waving their Union Jack flags along to the song We Are The Champions by Queen and Adam Lambert as they sat in the Royal Box at the front in between their parents.The Royal box has been filled with every top Royal family member, apart from Her Majesty - although she did open the event in a pre-recorded video opening with iconic cartoon character Paddington Bear. But it's George and Charlotte, sitting in between parents Kate Middleton and Prince Harry, who had stolen the watching audiences hearts.

BBC viewers watching Platinum Party at the Palace have all said the same thing as George Ezra misses out vital lyric from his hit single Green Green Grass.On Saturday (June 4), the biggest names in music joined to put on a stellar performance for the third day of the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations.And one of the famous musicians who performed for Her Royal Highness was none other than 28-year-old singer George.As he took to the stage, the blond hunk performed two of his hit singles, Green Green Grass and Shotgun which sent the crowds going wild with their support.But eagle-eyed viewers couldn’t help but notice that one key lyric was left out of the impressive performance as they flooded to Twitter to share their thoughts on social media.It is believed the missing line from the chart-topping song was: “You better throw a party on the day that I die.”And it’s fair to say the removal of the tasteless line was not missed by his loyal legion of loving fans.One user penned: “George Ezra in his Green Green Grass song just left out the lyric, ‘You better throw a party on the day that I die,’ I’m presuming for obvious reasons."Another noted: “Yeah wise move from George Ezra to not sing the line ‘throw a party on the day that I die’ when the whole country is celebrating a 96-year-old.”A third agreed: “I see George Ezra edited the lysics of his latest song for the #PlatinumPartyatthePalace, leaving off the phrase ‘on the day that I die’ from the line beginning, ‘You’d better throw a party’.“Probably a wise move.

BBC star Kirsty Young couldn't help but make a cheeky joke about Prince William as she hosted the Platinum Party at the Palace concert.The 53-year-old presenter was chatting to BBC Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took their seats ready for the special gig at Buckingham Palace.She halted her chat with Scott and the camera panned to the prince, his wife Kate Middleton and their two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte.Prince William appeared to fiddle with the sleeve of his shirt on camera and Kirsty wondered what the Royal Family member was doing.The TV star joked: "He's sorting his cufflinks I think, or checking he's got his VIP pass on.

J. Kim Murphy The Platinum Party at the Palace officially kicked off Saturday evening at Buckingham Palace with an opening sketch featuring Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington Bear sharing a meal.“Perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? I always keep one for emergencies,” Paddington Bear asks Her Majesty, procuring a sticky treat from his red bucket cap.“So do I,” the Queen replies, showcasing her own sandwich after reaching into her bag.

Nile Rodgers has shared a sneak peek at the jaw-dropping stage for this evening’s Party at the Palace. The event, located outside Buckingham Palace, is set to kick off at 8pm, where some huge musical names will perform. People have been working hard to resurrect the large T-shaped stage, which goes right up to the Palace gates.

Kim Kardashian has reportedly been turned away after putting in a request to attend the official Platinum Jubilee party over the weekend.The celebrations marking Her Majesty's 70-year reign began on Thursday morning as she walked out onto the Buckingham Palace balcony, joined by many of her family members, including Prince William and Kate Middleton alongside their three children. While Her Majesty, 96, will not be attending the thanksgiving service today, she is expected to make an appearance at the official party on Saturday 4 June.

She wore her blonde tresses pulled back away from her face as she grinned for the snap.Fans took to the comments to reassure the model that her beau would take the stage by storm.Instagram user tonysargent38 penned: "Nerves? He’ll smash it! Unfortunate placement of face mask though lol!" referring to Rod holding his mask.It comes as Rod took to his Instagram stories to share a clip of himself and his backing singers and dancers rehearsing in front of the Queen's home.A post shared by Penny Lancaster (@penny.lancaster)The star left onlookers stunned as she attended the dress rehearsal in front of the famous landmark.Towards the end of the clip, Rod removed his face mask to give the camera a cheeky grin.Addressing the Jubilee concert, Rod said: "Queen Elizabeth has given incredible service to the United Kingdom over the last 70 years and I’m delighted to be able to join her in celebrating her Platinum Jubilee with the Party At The Palace."She has demonstrated to the world what a special person she is and how lucky we are to have her.This will be a momentous occasion," he added.The I Don't Want To Talk About It hitmaker is just one of the celebrities who will be performing at the landmark concert.Queen + Adam Lambert are set to open BBC's Platinum Party At The Palace concert on Saturday evening.It comes 20 years after Brian May performed God Save The Queen on the roof of Buckingham Palace to mark the Golden Jubilee in 2002.Other stars set to perform include Duran Duran, composer Hans Zimmer, Ella Eyre, Craig David, George Ezra and Elbow.Elton John is also set to make an appearance at the concert, just days after he was spotted in a wheelchair after taking a break in his tour due to health issues.The icon touched down at

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George Ezra was the first act announced for the Queen’s Platinum Party at the Palace in front of an audience of 22,000 - and he can count on the support of one royal family member in particular.The award-winning singer has revealed the Duchess of Cambridge is a fan of his tunes and could be the reason he was so hot on the hitlist of artists to play the momentous occasion. Speaking ahead of Saturday's jubilee concert, he tells OK!: '“I’ve heard that Kate Middleton has one or two of my CDs! I haven’t met the Queen yet but if I do I’ll be on my best behaviour.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. It would be little surprise that George is on the Duchess of Cambridge’s radar.

Award-winning singer George Ezra is holed up in his Hertfordshire home trying to stay cool about performing at the Platinum Party At The Palace jubilee concert.The singer has played just three shows since 2019 and is feeling the pressure of entertaining the Queen. “I played my first gig in London two weeks ago and just stood at the side of the stage saying, ‘How the f**k am I going to do this?’ I have to remind myself pop music should be fun. With the jubilee, it’s easy to overwhelm myself and get nervous.