Sir Elton John is launching a book on his ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ tour.

The 76-year-old music veteran played 330 gigs on his farewell tour across the world, which began in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 2018 and ended in Stockholm, Sweden in 2023.

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Fans will be able to gain insight into the epic voyage with ‘Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road: Memories of My Life On Tour,’ which will be released on September 24.

The book is described as “a rare glimpse at Elton’s personal archive of posters, sketches, and never-before-seen photographs and postcards.”

Elton’s husband, David Furnish, who has boys Zachary, 13, and Elijah, 11, wrote the foreword.

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The ‘Tiny Dancer’ singer wrote on Instagram, “It’s been a beautiful journey creating this book and remembering the people and places that shaped an incredible chapter in my life.”

“As well as the stories and memories, not just from this tour but from throughout my career.”

The book comes after the 2022 documentary ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: The Final Elton John Performances and the Years That Made His Legend’, which aired on Disney+ after a theatrical run.

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Elton ceased touring to spend more time with his sons and wife.

At his final gig on July 8 at Stockholm’s Tele2 Arena, he declared, “I’ve had the most incredible career.

“Fifty years of sheer enjoyment playing music. How lucky am I? But I would not be sitting here talking to you if it weren’t for you. You purchased the singles, CDs, albums, and cassettes…More importantly, you purchased tickets to the shows. You know how much I enjoy playing live. It has been my lifeline to play for you all. You have been just fantastic.”

It is the second highest-grossing tour of all time, after Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’, which grossed more than $939.1 million.

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