King Charles appears on Elton John's radio show in secretly-recorded birthday episode
Summary
King Charles III appeared on Elton John’s Rocket Hour radio show in an episode recorded secretly last month. The programme will air on Saturday to coincide with the King’s 78th birthday and features a discussion about music and the King’s Trust.Key Facts
- The King told Elton John he had become “a national treasure,” and John joked that he would be on Antiques Roadshow.
- The episode was recorded at Apple Music Studios in Battersea Power Station during a visit for the launch of Apple x King’s Trust Creative Labs.
- The King’s Trust was established by Charles in 1976 to help young people from disadvantaged backgrounds find work or start businesses.
- John has supported the charity and donated rose-tinted glasses to its 50th anniversary auction this year.
- The King was asked to select music by performers who have supported the trust and newer artists it has helped.
- Tracks said to feature include Skye Newman’s “Hairdresser,” Raye’s “Joy” and Muse’s version of “Feeling Good.”
- The episode also recalls benefit performances, including Wembley Arena rock galas in the 1980s and shows at the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park.
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