Elton John was already a success by the time he released his seventh studio album on Oct. 5, 1973. Still, the multiplatinum chart-topping Goodbye Yellow Brick Road elevated him from star to icon.

Elton John's career is a dazzling parade of chart-topping hits, flamboyant costumes, and unforgettable piano melodies. His ...

"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." Concert review: No smashed guitars, but The Who still lived up to their legacy The screen showing Elton John and a yellow brick road is shown before he takes the stage ...

Mary Roeloffs is a Forbes breaking news reporter covering pop culture. Elton John launched the Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour—-which was supposed to last three years but was delayed several ...

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Elton John wrapped up his career as a touring artist Saturday night with an emotional show at the Tele2 Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. Fan-shot video of “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” captured the ...

Elton John's Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour came to an end on Saturday ... The tour, marked as the singer's goodbye to touring after 50 years on the road, has entertained more than 6.25 million ...

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Elton John closed a musical era Saturday ... including his final song and speech of the final show, for which he sang "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." The stage was adorned with a gold border with ...

wearing matching Dodgers jackets that read “Elton” on the back, waved gleefully at the crowd. John then broke into “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” the inevitable final song that gave the ...

The Nov. 20 livestream is a prelude to next year’s Disney Original Documentary, “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: The Final Elton John Performances and the Years That Made His Legend,” a ...

The Library of Congress announced its 2025 selections for the National Recording Registry, an eclectic list that ranges from Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” album, the cast ...