Elton John compares Eminem to Hendrix and Jagger in Rolling Stone
Elton John writes in Rolling Stone's second Immortals list that Eminem is on a par with Jimi Hendrix and Mick Jagger, recalling their 2001 Grammy duet.…
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Brian May calls Elton John a 'silly boy' over We Will Rock You remark
Queen guitarist Brian May has hit back at Elton John for calling We Will Rock You uncreative, defending the musical and taking a swipe at Billy Elliot the Musical.…
Justin Timberlake to play Elton John on film after script changes
Justin Timberlake says he agreed to play Elton John in a new film only after the script was changed to include scenes of the singer's wild past.…
Prince plays surprise post-Oscars gig
Prince performed a surprise set for around fifty guests at his LA villa after the Oscars, while the Scissor Sisters played a duet with Elton John at his fundraiser.…
Moving to Sanctuary?
Rumour has it Elton John is considering moving his recording and management deals from Universal's Mercury division to Sanctuary.…
Painted onto AirTran planes
Florida airline AirTran plans to put Elton John's face on twenty Boeing 717 planes to promote satellite radio at passenger seats.…
Highest rock earner in 2004
Rolling Stone's rich list puts Prince top of rock earners for 2004 with $56.5 million, just ahead of Madonna on $54.9 million.…
John plans AIDS benefit
Elton John will perform a benefit concert in Philadelphia in July to raise funds for AIDS charities, including his own foundation.…
On Elton
Mylo told Radio 1 he is booked to play Glastonbury and denied a £2 million Sony deal, while describing meeting Elton John.…
Plan tsunami benefit single
Sharon Osbourne is organising a charity cover of Eric Clapton's 'Tears In Heaven' with celebrity artists, in aid of post-tsunami relief.…
Sell downloads from US tsunami fundraiser
US Sony Connect is selling downloads of live performances from the weekend's tsunami-aid TV fundraiser, with proceeds going to the American Red Cross.…
Live sector still going strong
A review of 2004 finds the UK live sector thriving, with festivals selling out, though several headline acts cancelled tours through illness.…