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Elton John to Say Farewell to Mexico with Two New Shows
The concerts mark his first performance in the region in 14 years and follow his retirement from formal touring, organizers said.
- Elton John announced two farewell concerts at Mexico City's Estadio Banorte for October 2nd and 3rd, marking his first performance in the region in 14 years.
- The Covid-19 pandemic previously forced John to cancel a planned Latin America run during his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour, interrupting his final global trek.
- Tickets for the pair of concerts will be available via a Banorte Bank pre-sale beginning Monday, July 13, followed by a Rocket Club pre-sale on Wednesday, July 15, and general sales on July 16.
- John said in a statement he was "truly disappointed" the pandemic kept him from touring Latin America, making this return "especially meaningful" to share with fans.
- While John concluded his tour three years ago, he has remained active with his 2025 collaborative album "Who Believes in Angels?" featuring Brandi Carlile, recently teasing a new album would be "so happy.
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Three years of the last show of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, legend announces two performances in Mexico, which adds to his upcoming participation as a poster head in Rock in Rio. A farewell extended also to Latin America.
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Elton John to wave goodbye to Mexico with two farewell shows
Elton John is bidding farewell to Mexico with two shows taking place at Mexico City’s Estadio Banorte on October 2nd and 3rd. The news comes three years after John concluded his last-ever concert tour, billed as the Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour. Since then, the ‘Rocket Man’ singer has played one-off sets, private shows, and benefit concerts across the world. This marks the first time since 2023 that John has announced a formal arena show. “Me…
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