This weekend, Sir Elton gave two concerts at Twickenham Stoop and Derby County Cricket Ground, which were both packed out with delighted crowds of fans.
At his performance in Twickenham on Saturday, the singer said: "It's good to be back in Twickenham. Thank you for coming out. At one point it was touch and go as to if I'd even be here."
Sir Elton also paid tribute to the victims and families of the upsetting attacks in Manchester and London. According to the Derby Telegraph, he told the crowd at the County Cricket Ground on Sunday:
"It would be remiss of me to not mention these events. It was a tragic and awful thing to happen. We live in really strange times. A song can be remembered forever but it cannot replace a loved one."
Sir Elton also had the screen behind him lit up with the words: 'We ❤️ MCR LDN'.
Sir Elton's tribute came on the same night of the One Love Manchester concert put on by Ariana Grande and friends, which added a huge ÂŁ2 million to the ÂŁ10 million raised for families affected by the attack.
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2016: 'Dangerous Woman'
Ariana also embarked on her biggest tour to date - the 'Dangerous Woman Tour' supporting her third album 'Dangerous Woman'. Devastatingly, her show at Manchester Arena on 22nd May 2017 ended with a horrific tragedy when a bomb killed 22 people and injured many others.
Following the terrible events of that night, messages of support for those affected poured in from around the world, including many from pop stars and celebrities.
Ariana, along with her team, worked quickly to put on a show that would bring everyone together at such a difficult time. Less than two weeks after the attack, the One Love Manchester benefit concert took place, with a line-up that included Katy Perry, Little Mix, Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber and many more artists - as well as Ariana herself.
Ariana also embarked on her biggest tour to date - the 'Dangerous Woman Tour' supporting her third album 'Dangerous Woman'. Devastatingly, her show at Manchester Arena on 22nd May 2017 ended with a horrific tragedy when a bomb killed 22 people and injured many others.
Following the terrible events of that night, messages of support for those affected poured in from around the world, including many from pop stars and celebrities.
Ariana, along with her team, worked quickly to put on a show that would bring everyone together at such a difficult time. Less than two weeks after the attack, the One Love Manchester benefit concert took place, with a line-up that included Katy Perry, Little Mix, Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber and many more artists - as well as Ariana herself.
