Fans of music legend Elton John got quite the pleasant surprise today when he showed up in a vehicle and waved at those waiting in line for his pop-up shop.
Elton John was spotted waving to fans outside his Toronto pop-up #Toronto #QueenWest #EltonJohn #EltonJohnFarewellTour - ๐น @DamnitMaurie pic.twitter.com/Yb07LgYJP0
— blogTO (@blogTO) October 21, 2019
The shop, which opened today, is located at 277 Queen St. West — the same space that housed the Ed Sheeran pop-up over the summer.
Hoards of fans are currently lined up outside the shop, which opened in celebration of his three-year-long final world tour as well as the release of his official autobiography, Me.
There’s huge lineups for the Elton John pop-up in Toronto. Find it located at 277 Queen St. West ๐ถ๐ฝ♂️๐ถ๐ฝ♂️๐ถ๐พ♀️๐ถ๐พ♀️๐ถ๐ฝ♂️ #Toronto #QueenWest #EltonJohn #EltonJohnFarewellTour - ๐น @DamnitMaurie pic.twitter.com/9uPjIo0swh
— blogTO (@blogTO) October 21, 2019
The first 100 fans in line for the pop-up's opening each received a free copy of the autobiography, the first 20 of which were signed copies, so it's no wonder so many were willing to brave the chilly fall weather to wait in line.
The shop closes at 8 p.m. today, and it'll only reopen from October 22 to 26 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Already a queue in Toronto for the #EltonFarewellTour pop up-store! ๐จ๐ฆ๐ FREE copies of the #EltonJohnBook for the first 100 fans through the doors - the first 20 are also signed!
— Elton John (@eltonofficial) October 21, 2019
OPENING TIMES
October 21: 12.30pm - 8pm
October 22-26: 10am - 8pm pic.twitter.com/4DbJo7tNrw
Back in September, the artist played two sold-out shows in Toronto and StubHub named them the best-selling fall concerts in Toronto.
Now he's returning to play one last unforgettable show at Scotiabank Arena on October 24.
And if the crowds are anything like the ones at his previous concerts or the pop-up shop, get ready to shove, Toronto.
by Mira Miller via blogTO
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