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Elton John at The Wiltern

Tuesday, Jan 05

WONDERFUL CRAZY NIGHT TOUR

Legendary doesn't quite do the man justice does it? During his mammoth career, Elton John has sold an estimated 300 million records worldwide. He has won everything it's possible to win: An Oscar, a Golden Globe, a Tony, six Grammys. He's co-written the soundtrack for one of the world's most beloved animated movies (The Lion King) and the score for a West End and Broadway phenomenon (Billy Elliott). The Million Dollar Piano, his spectacularly designed Las Vegas residency, is still packing out Caesars Palace three years after it began. The list of his classic tracks goes on and on: 'Rocketman', 'Daniel', 'Crocodile Rock', 'Candle in the Wind', 'Your Song', 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road', 'I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues'...

Elton is heading out across North America and Canada in 2016 on tour, playing the The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA.showing for one date only on 13 Jan 2016!. He'll be picking choice cuts from his incredible catalogue, as well as tracks from his latest record Wonderful Crazy Nights.

DID YOU KNOW?

He can count himself a godfather of modern pop music, but Elton is also a real life godfather - to some very famous kids. He's godparent to John Lennon's son Sean and David Beckham's children, Romeo and Brooklyn.

 

- See more here.

 

 

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