Update: Jamie Lidell announces more fall tour dates

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What should one expect from a show that opens with the new soul of neo-soul and closes with glitzy Brit-pop royalty? Classy-good times, no doubt. Mark your calendars, then, because...  read more

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Elton John immortalized in ice cream by Ben & Jerry

Elton John immortalized in ice cream by Ben & Jerry

What do you suppose Elton John tastes like? Your guess is as good as ours, but those wacky ice creamateers, Ben & Jerry, decided to honor John with their newest flavor. ...  read more

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Elton John, Beyonce and more salute silver screen

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Do you love musical tributes to film? If so, you may be in luck, as Elton John, Beyonce and Carrie Underwood are headlining Movies Rock, a two-hour music-and-film show that, despite its name, seems to lack any actual rockage. Must be an editorial oversight. The performance will air Dec. 7 on CBS, with highlights including Fergie and Jennifer Hudson singing the music to Live and Let Die and Goldfinger. Richard Beckman, president of Conde Nast Media Group, who's one third of the trifecta of companies funding this thing, said in a press release, "We wanted to create an extraordinary show...  read more

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Elton John and Prince cover The Beatles in London

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When he's not publicly asking for his record label to drop him, preparing for another tribute treatment or doing any other number of things that iconic music personalities do, Elton John gets lonely. That may or may not be true, but last night at the O2 Arena in London, the Rocket Man decided to keep the company of the one and only Prince. After together performing a rendition of The Beatles' "The Long and Winding Road," Prince embraced John and announced to the crowd, "You know who it is - Sir Elton John!" Earlier in the evening, John had received...  read more

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Pernice Bros., Aimee Mann, more honor Elton John

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There have been so many tributes to Elton John and Bernie Taupin over the years, one might assume that the flamboyant showman and his lyricist were either dead or dying. Thankfully, neither is true, and in the spirit of 1991's Two Rooms album (which featured artists such as Sting, Eric Clapton, and The Who covering the duo's tunes), 20 artists will gather at New York's Carnegie Hall on October 10 to celebrate John's perennial popularity and philanthropic spirit. Music For Youth, an outreach program of the UJA Federation of New York, will benefit from the shindig, which is slated to...  read more

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New Elton John documentary slated for fall

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You’ve been losing trivia nights ever since Pop-Up Video and Behind the Music went off the air, haven’t you? Well, here’s a tidbit you can use to impress your friends: Reginald Dwight is the name behind the myth, the man and the geometrically-inclined-sunglasses-wearing Sir Elton John. Someone Like Me, a new documentary about the knighted rocker, is chock full of everything they warned us about during high school assemblies — drug addictions, depression and tantrums. A lesser man would have caved years ago. But after 60 years and over 200 million in album sales, John just keeps on providing ripe...  read more

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Elton John Asks Label To Drop Him

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Saying “I’m 58 and I don’t care anymore,” Elton John has publicly demanded to be dropped by his record label, Universal Music Group. During a November 1st, 2006, concert at the Nassau Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum in New York, John ranted at the crowd about what he sees as Universal’s lack of interest in promoting his most recent album, The Captain and the Kid. Universal has yet to publicly respond. John’s The Captain and the Kid was released on September 12th, 2006. ...  read more

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