Nialler9 — Sad news for Cork & for Ireland today. It has been officially confirmed (through RED FM) that 2020 will be the final year of the Live At The Marquee summer series of gigs in Cork. The gig series has run for 15 years. Hosting acts like Elton John, Bri... more info

Stereogum — This week in Twitter outrage, Frank Ocean addressed rumors about his PrEP+ club night, Elton John defended Ellen DeGeneres being friends with a war criminal, and the Black Madonna and Japanese Breakfast responded to critics of their participation in ... more info

USA Today Music — Elton John and the man who played him onscreen, Taron Egerton, sang a duet as part of "Rocketman Live In Concert" on Thursday.             more info

USA Today Music — Taron Egerton and Elton John sang at the 'Rocketman: Live in Concert' event Thursday             more info

USA Today Music — Elton John and the man who played him onscreen, Taron Egerton, sang a duet as part of "Rocketman Live In Concert" on Thursday.             more info

Metalsucks — Elton John didn't like The Lion King remake. But it could have been so much worse! The post The Lion Korn: The Circle of Leash appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

JamBase — Charleston's SUSTO played songs from their recently released 'Ever Since I Lost My Mind' LP and covered Elton John during a session for Paste Magazine recorded in New York City. more info

Dlisted — Elton John did an interview with British GQ to promote his new autobiography Me, and he used the time to tell everyone that he, who of course wrote the songs for the original The Lion King, believes that the music was a big part of the first one and... more info

Stereogum — Back in 1994, Elton John was in the midst of a great pop-star rebirth. John had been one of the biggest figures in music in the mid-'70s, but he'd fallen hard and fast. In the '90s, though, he reemerged triumphant. And a big part of that was the soun... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — At Disney Concert Hall, Mitchell, seated near Elton John, basked in the crowd's applause as Carlile performed her 1971 'Blue' album in its entirety. more info