Elton John to feature in Ladbaby's new Christmas song for Salisbury based charity
The song will come out on 17th December
Sir Elton John has made a spectacular return to music this year, with his incredible 'The Lockdown Sessions' album which was released on 22nd October.
Along with releasing his 32nd album, he also partnered up with Ed Sheeran to release a Christmas song and it's now been revealed that he features in a new Christmas song from social media star LadBaby, alongside the 'Lego House' singer.
Created to raise money for Salisbury based charity Trussell Trust to help tackle food poverty in the UK, the song comes from the content creator on social media.
Mark Hoyle, who goes by his online name Lad Baby grew popular making funny videos pranking his wife Roxanne, and documenting his experience as a father.
Titled 'Sausage Rolls for Everyone', the Christmas number features Elton's iconic voice and is now available to pre-order, with the full song release set for 17th December.
Elton shared a tweet with a video of all those involved talking about the making of the song as well as its importance. The tweet confirms that 100% of the profits from sales will go to Trussell Trust, and the video also shows a sneak preview of the song.
In the video they speak about supporting the charity and the 14 million people in the UK currently living on food banks. Elton said:
"We're coming together to make a difference this Christmas and raise as much money as possible for people in the United Kingdom who need it most."
Elton chimed in at the end of the video to joke: "It's time to bring back some Christmas magic with the power of sausage rolls!"
This will be the second festive song Elton and Ed have worked on together, following the release of 'Merry Christmas' on 5th December. This song also supported charity, as profits went to the Elton John AIDS Foundation and the Ed Sheeran Suffolk Music Foundation. Elton and Ed wowed fans with the hilarious music video that accompanies the song.