At 66, Elton John shows no signs of slowing down. On top of his 2014 tour, The Diving Board Tour, Elton John has in the last year alone released his most successful album in decades and adopted another child with partner David Furnish. Here, collected in one place is everything you need to know about Elton John’s tour, including Elton John’s concert schedule, Elton John’s concert setlist, and Elton John tour reviews.
Elton John – The Diving Board Tour
In 40+ years of songwriting and performing, Sir Elton John hasn’t lost his touch. His latest album, The Diving Board, premiered in September 2013 at #3 in the UK and #4 in the US, and was named one of the best albums of 2013 by Rolling Stone. To celebrate the release of the album, Elton John is touring across North America for 22 shows before returning to Europe to finish out 2014 with performances in Germany, France, and the UK.
Elton John Tour Dates and Concert Schedule
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February 3rd 2014 |
Budweiser Gardens London, Canada |
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February 5th 2014 |
Centre Bell Montreal Canada |
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February 6th 2014 |
Air Canada Centre Toronto Canada |
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February 13th 2014 |
Scotiabank Palace Ottawa Canada |
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March 13th 2014 |
American Airlines Centre Dallas, Texas |
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March 21st 2014 |
New Orleans Arena New Orleans, Louisiana |
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March 29th – April 26th Multiple Dates – 2014 |
Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada |
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Elton John Setlist – The Diving Board Tour Setlist
Elton John’s setlist is as eclectic and diverse as ever, drawing on some of his more popular songs from his latest album, The Diving Board, as well as the hit classics that everyone wants to hear like Rocket Man and Your Song. To see a full list of songs, check out the complete Elton John setlist below. To get a sneak peak at what you’re in for when Elton John comes to your town, click on any of the blue links to see a video of Elton John performing that song live.
Elton John Tour Reviews – The Diving Board Tour
“If there was ever a fan who was disappointed with an Elton John concert, I’ve never heard of it. While Elton has characterized his latest tour as more reflective and somber than in the past, The New York Times called John’s concert at Madison Square Garden “a show of brawn, stamina and the persistence of pop”. Rolling Stone couldn’t agree more, describing his performance as “a concert aimed straight for the heart of the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer’s majority of fans”.
