lots and lots of shots of the M441 all thru the video- from the begining to the end.

used for vocals in live sets recorded in the studio.

Closeup of the mic can be seen around 0:10 mark. Elton has been said to use Sennheiser mics in general, and there have been claims of using the 441 in particular.

He can also be seen to use this mic as early as 1974, as first seen around 2:27 during a concert in London: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF14ECixT9I

I'm not sure if this is the exact microphone model, but it seems to be similar in shape. I was also unable to find an exact date for the mic, but scowering various forums has lead to claims that it was popular during the 1970s, also used in drumming.

I found this microphone used by Greg on Pirates Live 1977.

In the attached video and performance, Olivia is using a Sennheiser MD 441 mic, presumably the U as opposed to the N, which has a different connector.

you can spot the 441 a bunch of times in the video. Este can been seen using it at about the 1min mark.

Used for the snare drum on Icky Thump, as stated by recording and mixing engineer Joe Chiccarelli in this October 1, 2007 Mix Online interview.

As far as miking Meg White's kit, Chiccarelli kept things straight ahead: An AKG D-12 on the kick and a U47 as an overhead run through a Fairchild compressor. It was rare that he miked the snare, but when he did it was a U47 through a Fairchild. When she used a bigger kit, Chiccarelli put a 57 on the snare top and a Sennheiser 441 on the bottom. The toms were not miked, but he used an assortment of mics as overheads and in the room. “I set up a lot of different room mics, maybe eight,” Chiccarelli explains. “Depending on the song, I could go smaller, tighter and punchier, or wide and open. Sometimes, I would use old funky cheap mics as room mics and distort them. Other times, it was a pair of Coles, maybe combined with a pair of 87s far up in the room. We did things with drums like pumping them through the reverb chamber or pumping them through guitar amps.”

Clear shot at 7:51

Francisco Durán used the Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone throughout the entire MTV Unplugged performance with Los Bunkers, as evidenced in the YouTube video "Nada Nuevo Bajo El Sol (MTV Unplugged)" by Daniel Cer Gar.

Jason Albertini uses the Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone, as evidenced by the equipment shown in the Instagram post captioned "band practice" on Duster's official Instagram account.

In the live performance titled "Wavves - Live Wavvy Sessions (full performance)" on YouTube, Nathan Williams is visibly using a Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone throughout the entire set. This performance was recorded live at Gold-Diggers Sound by Mason Perrett and assisted by Brad Ritchie, mixed by Aaron Rubin, and mastered by Nick Townsend at Infrasonic.

In the Tiny Desk (Home) Concert episode by NPR Music, published on August 7th, 2024, Esperanza Spalding is seen using a Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone while performing alongside Milton Nascimento. The microphone is prominently visible throughout the video, with a clear view at the 6:40 timestamp. This performance was directed by Matheus Senra and recorded in Nascimento’s living room in Rio de Janeiro.