Elton John

David Hughes, of Meopham; Phil Partridge, of Eltham; Sally Bishop, of New Eltham; Stephen Montgomery, of Plumstead; and Laura Sourke, of Erith, have all won a pair of £60 tickets to the Valley gig.

And fans who have yet to secure their place at the biggest event in SE7 this summer can still buy tickets, both over the phone and online from a number of agencies, and in person at the Valley ticket office.

More than 700 people entered the Addicks competition, which was exclusive to the official club website and the daily e-mail Bulletin.

The Rocketman will be playing more than two hours of hits from his incredible back catalogue at the evening event on Sunday, June 4th.

He will be joined by South Wales six-piece band The Storys at his first London stadium gig in 16 years.

The concert itself is the first time in 30 years that the Addicks have staged a major musical event - rock band The Who memorably headlining at The Valley in 1974 and 76.

And a selection of tickets ranging from £40-100 are available from the Charlton ticket office; the higher price ranges are seats on the pitch, while the lower prices are for places in the north and north-west upper stands.

Fans should note that Elton John tickets cannot be purchased from the club over the phone, only by personal callers to the Valley ticket office.

Anyone who wishes to place their order over the phone should call Ticketmaster on 0871 230 4426; See Tickets on 0870 161 2123; or Ticketline on 0870 444 5556.

Alternatively, seats - now available to the general public priced £75, £60 and £40 - can be purchased online at here.

Tickets are limited to six per customer, and a limited number of premium hospitality packages are also available - details of these can be obtained by calling 020-8333 4040.

The final go-ahead for the concert was received earlier this month when Greenwich Council approved a licence for the concert. The Addicks have permission for five non-football based events every year.