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Ed Sheeran and Brandon Flowers performed a surprise duet of "Mr. Brightside" during Sheeran's Mathematics Tour-ending gig in Las Vegas. Flowers also joined Sheeran for a rendition of his own song, "Castle on the Hill." The concert marked the final North American date on Sheeran's tour, which has featured numerous surprise guests and impromptu performances throughout its run.
Brandon Flowers, lead singer of The Killers, revealed in a recent interview that the band has scrapped their new album halfway through recording, stating that they will no longer be making music in that style. Flowers expressed a desire to explore a different phase of his life and create music that fulfills him, such as his recent album "Pressure Machine." He also addressed a recent incident at a concert in Georgia, where he unintentionally caused controversy by inviting a Russian fan onstage, leading to accusations of supporting Russian occupation. Flowers expressed sadness over the situation and emphasized the band's intention to create communal and inclusive concert experiences.
The Killers have apologized after frontman Brandon Flowers invited a Russian fan on stage during a concert in Georgia and referred to him as their "brother," causing offense among some audience members due to the historical tensions between Georgia and Russia. The band stated that their intention was not to offend anyone and apologized for any misconstrued comments, expressing their support for the Georgian people and hoping to return soon.
Elton John surprised fans at his final UK concert at the Glastonbury Festival by bringing out The Killers lead singer Brandon Flowers for a duet on "Tiny Dancer." He also performed "Pinball Wizard" for the first time in 15 years and played many of his classic hits. John's farewell tour continues this week with shows in Paris, Zurich, Copenhagen, and Stockholm, which he says will be his last as far as touring is concerned.
Sir Elton John delivered his final UK performance at the 2023 Glastonbury Music Festival as part of his ongoing “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour. The 20-song set included fan favorites, live rarities, and several surprise guest appearances, including Brandon Flowers and Rina Sawayama. The headlining set marked Elton John’s first career-booking at the festival and served as the end of his UK leg before heading to Europe for several rescheduled 2020 dates.
Elton John paid tribute to his late friend George Michael on what would have been his 60th birthday during his Glastonbury 2023 set. He dedicated the song "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" to Michael and displayed a picture of him on the screens behind him. Brandon Flowers of The Killers also joined John as a special guest. Other guests included Rina Sawayama and Jacob Lusk. Lil Nas X performed before John's set.
Elton John gave a career-spanning, star-studded set at Glastonbury for his final UK gig ever, featuring surprise guests such as Brandon Flowers and Rina Sawayama. He also paid tribute to George Michael on what would have been his 60th birthday. The gig attracted one of The Pyramid Stage’s biggest ever crowds and finished with ‘Rocket Man’ and a flurry of fireworks.
Elton John performed at Glastonbury 2023 as part of his ongoing farewell tour, marking his last-ever UK show. He brought out special guests including Rina Sawayama and Brandon Flowers, and performed live rarities such as "Until I Found You" with Nashville musician Stephen Sanchez and "Are You Ready For Love" with American Idol singer Jacob Lusk. He also dedicated "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" to the late George Michael.
Elton John brought out Brandon Flowers of The Killers during his final UK gig at Glastonbury, where they performed "Tiny Dancer" together. Other guests included Rina Sawayama, Stephen Sanchez, and Jacob Lusk. Yusuf/Cat Stevens paid tribute to George Harrison with a cover of "Here Comes The Sun". Sophie Ellis-Bextor opened the Pyramid Stage, while Lil Nas X performed an "incredible" slot. Japanese Breakfast had to cancel her set due to travel delays.