Elton John: Performs At O2 Arena Dublin

Elton John for Irish fans Christmas performed a concert at the 02 Arena Dublin kindly previous week.

Neither, for the most part, was the critic from The Irish Times he said, “With no backing band and just his piano, this stripped down approach allowed him to really get to the core of these songs and his voice was generally superb”.

He also signed autographs and said that the Irish fans were the best he performed in the 2010, the set-list that contained “Bennie and the Jets,” “Tiny Dancer,” “Your Song” and “Philadelphia Freedom.”

Elton John for Irish fans his every fans which is great news for those of us getting tickets to his New York City concert in March.

At the over of June Elton John return in Ireland, at the Marquee he performing on June 28, Peter Aiken concert promoter said, “Elton John wanted to come back to play the Marquee as he enjoyed it so much the last time he played back in 2007”.

At The 02 Arena Kings of Leon Postponed Their Concert

Rockers King Of Leon have had cancel a concert at the O2 Arena in London on Tuesday.

AEG venue owners SAID, "The arena in southeast London did not suffer any damage, but there was not sufficient time to rig it for the performance and a new date will be announced shortly.
Unfortunately, due to this morning's fire on board one of the tour buses at The O2, tonight's Kings of Leon concert will now be postponed".

According to the newspaper reported, 60 firefighters around and 12 fire engines had to deal with what the London Fire Brigade. Their needed hospital treatment, the ambulance staff treated six people for smoke inhalation.

On O2 Arena show Rooney and Gerrard pull the plug

Rooney and Steven Gerrard ENGLAND failures have cancelled their O2 appearance after their World Cup nightmares. The two players were due to compete on July 17 at the Arena alongside fellow stars Cesc Fabregas, Didier Drogba, David Villa and Cristian Ronaldo. But the Three Lions pair have pulled the plug following their part in England's abject performance in South Africa - costing them an estimated £50,000 each. And that has meant the whole event, named A:3K, has been shelved less than three weeks before it was due to be staged. Director of A:3K Terry Byrne said: "Both Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney have made it clear they believe it would be incompatible for them to participate in A:3K at this time. "We fully understand and respect both players' decisions. We could have replaced them with two other players but feel the players involved are six of the best in the world - and that is what we promised we would deliver."All six players have said they will take part in the competition next summer instead.The arrangers said their priority now was to contact ticket holders offering them a refund or tickets for next year. President of International for AEG Live, Rob Hallett, who was promoting the event, added: "As a football fan I totally understand and respect Steven and Wayne's decision to postpone their involvement in A:3K until next year. We look forward to hosting the event at The O2 arena on the rescheduled date in June 2011."Steven Gerrard scored one goal during England's ill fated World Cup campaign, while Wayne Rooney failed to find the net in four matches and was considered one of the biggest let downs of the tournament.