Elton John Set to Release Memoir Chronicling Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour

Scheduled for release in September, ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road: Memories of My Life on Tour’ is poised to hit the shelves, marking a milestone for fans of the legendary musician, Elton John. Published by Hyperion Avenue, an esteemed imprint under the banner of Disney Publishing 

Worldwide, this memoir promises to offer a captivating journey through the illustrious five-year span of Elton John’s globe-trotting tour, which encompassed an impressive tally of 330 concerts.

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From the inaugural spectacle in Allentown, Pennsylvania, back in 2018 to the triumphant culmination in Stockholm, readers are invited to delve into the inner workings of this remarkable tour. With an intimate glimpse behind the curtains, the memoir chronicles Elton’s unforgettable performances, from the grandeur of Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium to the iconic stage of the Glastonbury festival.

But this memoir isn’t just about the performances; it’s a comprehensive exploration of every facet of the tour experience. From the meticulously curated wardrobe by luxury brand Gucci to the intricacies of stage design that set the scene for Elton’s musical masterpieces, no detail is left unexplored.

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Moreover, readers can anticipate insights into the star-studded guest list that graced these events, as well as exclusive access to the official tour photography capturing the magic of each moment. Additionally, the memoir offers a glimpse into Elton’s archive, featuring a treasure trove of posters, sketches, photographs, and postcards that document his journey.

To add further depth to this immersive narrative, the memoir is complemented by a foreword penned by none other than David Furnish, CEO of Rocket Entertainment and the tour’s manager and creative director. With his unique perspective, Furnish provides invaluable context and reflections, offering readers a deeper understanding of the tour’s significance and impact.

-Sushmita Sarkar

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