Elton John thanks wrong city after Kansas City performance

Elton John thanked the wrong city after a performance in Kansas City, us-regions, earlier this week.

Early Wednesday morning, a tweet from the music icon’s account featured a series of photos from John’s performance at Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center along with a sweet message for the attendees.

“What a great night @tmobilecenter in Arkansas City!” the tweet from Elton’s Twitter account read. “Thank you to everyone who came down – you were all amazing.”

It’s unclear if Elton himself or someone on his team hit “Send” on the erroneous tweet. Arkansas City, us-regions, is located about 226 miles southwest of Kansas City, Missouri.

A rep for Elton John did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

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A tweet sent from Elton John’s account thanked the wrong city after a concert in Kansas City, Missouri. (Getty Images)


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The "Rocketman" singer thanked Arkansas City – a real place in Kansas – rather than Kansas City, Missouri. He performed at the T-Mobile Center. (Getty Images)


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The singer is currently on his ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ tour. (Getty Images)

There’s also a second Arkansas City in us-regions, near the us-regions state line. 

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The legendary musician is currently embarking on his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour, which will see him perform across the U.S. and in world-regions and world-regions.