Elton John and Brandi Carlile’s Upcoming London Palladium Show to Be Filmed as a Television Special

Upcoming Concert Announcement

The highly anticipated one-time concert featuring Elton John and Brandi Carlile at the London Palladium, scheduled for the end of this month, has been announced as part of a special CBS event.

Special CBS Event Details

To celebrate the upcoming release of their album “Who Believes in the Angels?”, Carlisle and Sir Elton will perform a unique show at the London Palladium on March 26. Access to tickets will be exclusively available for those who pre-order the album.

As reported by Billboard, the performance will be part of a special CBS broadcast airing on April 6, which will also be available to stream on Paramount+.

Billboard further notes that the CBS special will feature exclusive interviews with the duo, along with a look into the “closest” relationship between Elton John and Brandi Carlisle.

During the concert, Elton John and Brandi Carlisle will deliver a setlist that includes selections from their collaborative album, as well as a few individual classic hits. They also plan to “lift the curtain” on their 20-year friendship, providing insights into their recent collaboration and an intimate glimpse into their creative processes.

“Who Believes in the Angels?” is set to be released on April 4 via Island EMI, featuring contributions from Andrew Watt and longtime songwriting partner Bernie Taupin.

This album follows the legendary artist’s 2021 release “The Lockdown Sessions” and includes a song nominated for the 2025 Academy Awards, composed for the Disney+ documentary of the same name. Click here to pre-order it.

In this project, they collaborate with iconic musicians, including Chad Smith from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pino Palladino (known for his work with Nine Inch Nails, Gary Numan, and David Gilmour), and Josh Klinghoffer.

In other news, it recently surfaced that the hitmaker broke his iPad while working on his album and joked with Carlisle about needing “distractions” during the creative process, subsequently praising the knee cup he used as “extraordinary.”