ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA CONCERT FREE

ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA CONCERT FREE

You can track Jeff Lynnes ELO tour dates, find out about presales and get ticket price alerts! Finding the cheapest tickets is quick and easy at Stereoboard - we search the major ticket agencies and resellers, to find you the cheapest prices, even if the event is sold out. Listen free to Electric Light Orchestra ELOs Greatest Hits (Evil Woman, Livin Thing and more). Please check back for any rescheduled shows and keep up to date with any new info via Stereoboard. Jeff Lynne’s ELO have cancelled their autumn 2020 From Out Of Nowhere Tour of the UK and Ireland due to the coronavirus pandemic. The band have headlined their own shows and tours across the world, and put out their latest LP, 'From Out Of Nowhere', in November 2019. The band reformed in 2000 to release ‘Zoom’ in 2001 and got back together again in 2014, releasing ‘Alone in the Universe’ in 2015. The band released ‘Secret Messages’ in 1983 and ‘Balance of Power’ in 1986, before the group initially split. Their albums, ‘Eldorado’, in 1974, ‘Face the Music’, in 1975, ‘A New World Record’, in 1976 and ‘Out of the Blue’ in 1977, all performed well in the UK charts, with ‘Discovery’, in 1979 and ‘Time’ in 1981 hitting the top spot. The band released their self-titled debut in 1970, followed by ‘ELO 2’ in 1973 and ‘On the Third Day’ in 1973. In 2019, Lynne released a new ELO album, From Out of Nowhere, that overflowed with sweet harmonies and plush instrumentation.Jeff Lynne’s ELO, otherwise known as the Electric Light Orchestra, are a rock and pop band from Birmingham, consisting of Jeff Lynne, Richard Tandy and various other musicians. When ELO took flight once again in 2014 for rare concerts and subsequent tours (including the band’s first North American dates in 37 years), that creative magic returned. The Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) are an English rock band formed in Birmingham in 1970 by songwriters-multi-instrumentalists Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood with. ELO has sold more than 100 million copies worldwide and won.

However, in his absence, ELO’s influence started emerging in modern bands both Flaming Lips’ animated psychedelic pop and Daft Punk’s elaborate arrangements and staging bear Lynne’s imprint. Electric Light Orchestra, or ELO, was the band famously labeled The Beatles Sons, by John Lennon. Lynne put playing with ELO on ice in 1986 and spent much of the next three decades focused on production work for artists such as George Harrison and Tom Petty. Blue Sky”), glammy hard rockers (“Don’t Bring Me Down”), and frothy disco numbers (“Shine a Little Love,” the Olivia Newton-John collaboration “Xanadu”).

Together, the pair created the blueprint for ELO’s sound, which emerged fully formed on the string-laden 1972 debut single “10538 Overture.” Wood departed the band that same year, but Lynne and a rotating group of collaborators propelled ELO to stardom by merging their Beatles-y sound with changing musical trends: jaunty art pop (“Mr. Electric Light Orchestra initially formed in 1970 as an offshoot of psychedelic rock troupe The Move, which Lynne had joined at the urging of future Wizzard multi-instrumentalist Roy Wood. Thanks to the meticulous production ear and vivid imagination of frontman Jeff Lynne, their music melded together lush orchestral arrangements and Beatles-caliber melodic pop tropes. Outside of the prog scene, the most ambitious rock band of the ’70s were Electric Light Orchestra.

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