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Elton John continued to rise in notoriety by performing in front of crowds as large as 100,000 in Los Angeles and he continued to sell a large amount of Elton tickets. He even appeared in the movie Tommy and even ended up on the cover of Time Magazine (Time.com). Elton John continued to do what no other had done before; he had the first album ever to debut at number 1, Captain Fantastic, in 1975. Elton did not stop there; he also was the first western artist to ever tour the U.S.S.R. in its peak of Communism. Elton John tickets were selling as fast as his albums were leaving the store shelves. Elton John had a minor tumble in the early 80s after he discontinued working with Bernie Taupin. However, they eventually reunited and by 1988 Elton John performed a record 5 straight concert dates at the world renowned Madison Square Garden in New York City. In the 1990s, Elton continued to perform and record and his fans continued to support him. He collaborated with Tim Rice for the popular Disney film, The Lion King. The Lion King soundtrack was hailed by critics because of tracks specifically from Elton John.
Artist Biography - Elton John
Elton John TicketsElton 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.
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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.
