Elton John’s last concert in the United States will be broadcast via streaming | Radionics

Almost 50 years have passed since the British artist Elton John made a legendary presentation at the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, a show that catapulted him to world stardom and consolidated him as one of the most important artists of recent times. Now that the artist is leaving the stage, he will return to this mythical place to do his farewell show.

The concert Elton John Live: The Farewell Showwhich will close one of the most representative music cycles, will take place next Sunday, November 20, and will be broadcast live exclusively on the streaming platform Disney+ so that John’s fans around the world can see his last show in the front row.

“Feeling the energy of the best fans, not only again at Dodger Stadium but this time from all over the world, from those who are watching it live from their homes, for me it will be something really very special. I am excited to celebrate this special night with the whole world. I hope everyone feels the power and joy of performing on a stage as iconic as Dodger Stadium. Like I did almost 50 years ago.”the artist mentioned.

To the Dodger Stadium 50,000 people will attend this concert live and direct, which will feature several guests who have not yet been revealed and who will pay tribute to Elton John on the stage.

According to Ayo DavisPresident of Disney Branded Television, “Sir Elton John’s impact on music and culture is unmatched, and this concert will surely go down in history. We’re excited to bring this exclusive up-close experience to a global audience, from backstage to front row, live on Disney+.”

The live stream is run by Fulwell 73 Productions who have been behind shows like Adele: One Night Only, Bruno Mars: 24K Magic Live at The Apollo, the Grammy Awards, among others; with Rocket Entertainment.

The broadcast show will also be the prelude to the premiere of the documentary Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: The final Elton John performances and the years that made his legend directed by R. J. Cutler and David Furnish, an audiovisual about the artist that will reveal unpublished images of rehearsals and concerts from the last 50 years, as well as personal archive material and exclusive interviews. A portrait of Elton John’s life that will also show his last months on tour and the first five years of his career.