I got my Elton John tickets for September.
It's for his "Peachtree Road Tour" and i actually have not listened to the album yet so i best get it.

I'm taking my grandma so she can have some fun and get out

I've never seen Elton live so this should be exciting

jayaredee said:

Judging by the price of the tickets in the UK, I can only guess that you have won a significant amount of money on the Lotto.


In which case, get the drinks in, I'll have a pint of lager, please












Too busy being sarcastic to be able to spell "guess" on the first attempt edit
[Edited 3/14/05 8:48am]

RocknRollDave said:

jayaredee said:

I hope you enjoy it. I've seen Elton live 3 times, but not in at least 10 years. I don't love his work from the past 10 years, but I do love almost everything he released throughout the 70's & 80's. I've heard Peachtree Road and there were a few songs that I liked. He puts on a great show and you won't have to endure any lip-syncing or Yoga

The tickets weren't too much at all, i think he was being nice to Canadians.
Toronto is where his boyfriend is from so maybe that's why he was nice to us.

The highest priced ones were 130.00

jayaredee said:

Do you live in Toronto?? I think we may be neighbours

kisscamille said:

I agree his 70s and 80s stuff is all immaculate.
His latest efforts haven't interested me much. I hope this tour isn't solely based on the new album, he'll have to pull out some of the classics

kisscamille said:

yeah i am, more specifically Etobicoke.
I think you were at the Prince concert with me

ella731 said:

and, um, what was the point of that rolling eyes thing then...?

jayaredee said:

Wow, small world. I live in West Hill which is really east Scarborough.

Elton's 70's work is amazing, but I have a feeling he may concentrate more on the new album. I'm sure it will be a great concert regardless of what songs he plays.