Elton John Tickets
Elton John tickets have become a staple in Las Vegas. It seems when he is not touring with piano and songwriting legends he is in residence at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. He first played the Colosseum for five years, rotating as the headliner with artists such as Celine Dion. This Red Piano show ran from 2004 to 2009. Elton John returns in 2011 with Elton John tickets to the Million Dollar Piano.
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Elton John Million Dollar Piano tickets will be available for three years as the Piano Man returns with a brand new grand piano. Elton and the new $1 million piano from Yamaha will be beginning the residency on September 28, 2011 with the first batch of Elton John tickets available for 16 Las Vegas concert dates. Like the Red Piano residency, he will be rotated with two other artists. This time they will be Celine Dion and Rod Stewart.
Cheap Elton John tickets for the Million Dollar Piano are here at OnlineSeats.com for those hoping to catch the Piano Man in Las Vegas. Enjoy a spectacular evening at Caesars Palace as Sir Elton, his backing band, and his new piano entertain with choice songs from his extensive musical catalog. Find other Las Vegas tickets as well, filling out your evenings with entertainment from Cirque du Soleil, comedians and musicians.
Elton John
Elton John was born in Pinner England on March 25, 1947 under the birth name Reginald Dwight. He is considered by many as one of the most flamboyant and commercially successful recording artists of the last 30 years. Elton achieved his peak in the 70s with his sidekick with whom he collaborated on several occasions, Bernie Taupin. However, Elton has been able to do what many artists have never done, achieve a Top 40 single in each year from 1970-1996. Some of his most well known hit songs are 'Your Song,' 'Rocket Man,' 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,' and 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me.
At the mere age of 11, Elton John won a scholarship to study music at the Royal Academy of Music. After only six years of school, Elton John decided it was time to hit it big. He spent most of the 60s going from band to band before ending up at Liberty Records and meeting his eventual tag team partner Bernie Taupin. Shortly thereafter, Reginald Dwight officially became Elton John and as of today Sir Elton John.