Elton John Shocks Fans With Surprise Duet of “Cold Heart” at Dua Lipa’s London Show

On Thursday night, Dua Lipa took the stage at the Royal Albert Hall for a special concert. Besides wanting to entertain fans, the concert offered a taste of what was to come for the hitmaker. Releasing her latest album, Radical Optimism, back in May, the singer currently prepares to kick off her Radical Optimism tour on November 5. Her tour will take her all over Asia before returning to the United States. But with the tour a few weeks away, Lipa’s concert featured more than her as Elton John shocked fans when he appeared on stage for a special duet of “Cold Heart.”

As Lipa held nothing back when it came to the concert, which featured a full orchestra, the singer decided to save the best for last. Near the end of the concert, fans erupted into cheers as John walked on the stage. Gracefully finding their way through the song, parts of the performance made their way online.

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Elton John Recalls The “Greatest Feeling” In Life

While a hit song, John and Lipa have only performed the song together twice. Once at the Royal Albert Hall and the other when John closed his touring career at the Los Angeles’ Dodgers Stadium back in November 2022. A special moment between the two stars, fans gushed over the duet, writing, “That must have been an incredible moment! Dua Lipa and Elton John together for a surprise performance of ‘Cold Heart’ sounds like a fantastic blend of talent and energy. Fans would have loved seeing two iconic artists share the stage, especially for a song that has become such a hit. It’s always exciting when artists collaborate like that in unexpected ways!”

Outside of performing with Lipa, John has spent a great deal of time looking over his life in the spotlight. Although producing a rich legacy in the music industry, John admitted that nothing compared to the life he built with David Furnish and their boys. “It’s the greatest feeling I’ve ever had in my life, more than having the first No. 1 album in Billboard. Yeah, that was really nice for about five minutes. But this is a lifetime. And the love I have for (Furnish’s) family, my family, my children and my friends has never been better.”

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