Two Elton John Concert Tickets at O2 Arena, London - 8th April 2023

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Ended:Sunday 02 April EDT 2023 于 15:00

筹资总额

£1,200($1,499 USD)

慈善百分比

82%

慈善百分比

82%

奖品

Two tickets to the Elton John farewell Yellow Brick Road tour at the O2, on Saturday 8th April in the O2 box with an area for dancing, seats in the arena, buffet food and a bar.

Speaking of the UK dates Elton John says “The Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour will take us to many places that have meant a lot to me over the last fifty years, but these UK shows will be incredibly special. The UK is home, and where my heart will always be. To celebrate some of the incredible moments we’ve shared with my British fans over the years will be wonderful. These homecoming shows will be very emotional, and a lot of fun.”

Kicking off in the U.S. in September, the ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ tour has already been greeted with a wealth of praise from critics and fans alike. The three-year tour will consist of more than 300 shows across five continents, hitting North America, Europe, Asia, South America and Australasia before reaching its conclusion. By the end of this week, over half a million fans will already have witnessed the tour. These dates mark the superstar’s last-ever tour and the end of half a century on the road for one of pop culture’s most enduring performers, who was recently named as the most successful male solo artist in Billboard Hot 100 chart history, having logged 67 entries, including nine No. 1s and 27 Top 10s. Elton’s new stage production will take his fans on a musical and highly visual journey spanning a 50-year career of hits like no one has ever seen before.

Additional Details:

Tickets to be collected on the night with full photo ID. Children must have a ticket. Children aged 14 or less must be accompanied by an Adult aged 18 or older.
Doors 18:15, Show starts 19:30, Show ends 22:15.
Full T’s and C’s can be found here Arena Terms and Conditions | The O2

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