EltonJohn: Last News

Sir Elton John has reportedly signed up for a special Netflix documentary.The music legend was the subject of one of the top films of 2019 when Taron Egerton played him in the Rocketman biopic, and it has now been confirmed he’s set to give fans an even deeper insight into his crazy life with a new documentary, which is believed to include many of the parts left out of the movie.According to Britain’s The Sun newspaper, The Pillars of Hercules – inspired by Elton’s middle name, Hercules – will cover events set in the ‘70s, including never-before-seen backstage footage of the singer and the late Beatles legend John Lennon.Elton’s long-time guitarist Davey Johnstone has been working on the documentary for years and is now hoping to do a deal

Ariana Grande, Elton John, and K-pop supergroup BLACKPINK will join Lady Gaga for songs on her next album if a leaked tracklisting is anything to go by.

Dua Lipa, Rita Ora, and Ellie Goulding are teaming up to perform a charity cover of the Foo Fighters’ Times Like These as part of a BBC radio special on Thursday (April 26, 2020).

Elton John has postponed a raft of North American dates on his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Elton John has invited a class of British school kids to a future concert after he was “blown away” by their version of his hit I’m Still Standing.Teenage pupils from Telford Priory School in Shropshire, have been creating videos together while learning remotely since lockdown began in the U.K. March (2020) – with one project a group cover of the uplifting 1983 track.A video of their effort was sent to Elton by musician Ron Sexsmith, and the Your Song hitmaker loved their rendition so much he sent over a personal video message, which was posted on the school music department YouTube channel.In the message, Elton said the school kids had “really cheered me up” during lockdown.“I watched it and I was completely blown away,” he gushed.

Elton John has paid a poignant tribute to late playwright and leading AIDS activist Larry Kramer, remembering him as a “giant of a man”.