Jeff Lynne

Jeff Lynne‘s current version of ELO are hitting the road once again, playing bigger North American venues than ever…

Jeff Lynne’s ELO are indeed doing something in NYC, but it is not as soon as some predicted. Following a string of shows at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, the band will head east to play Radio City Music Hall on September 16. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday (4/1) at 10 […]

Jeff Lynne’s ELO stopped in NYC in November for an intimate show at Irving Plaza which sold out very fast and was very in demand. I’m not sure exactly what is going on now, but a new offical website located at jefflynneselo.nyc says Jeff Lynne’s ELO is “LANDING SOON”. Other than that, there’s a place […]

Jeff Lynne’s ELO release their very ELO-sounding album Alone in the Universe this week, and they’ll support it on a European tour in the spring of 2…

Jeff Lynne’s ELO, as he’s calling his band currently, will release their new album Alone in the Universe, on November 13. It’s the first ELO album in 14 years and Lynne doesn’t really go outside of his boxful of sounds, and you don’t really want him to either…

Electric Light Orchestra, sorry I mean Jeff Lynne’s ELO, have shared another song off their forthcoming new album, Alone in the Universe. It only takes about 10 seconds to realize “One Step Out of Time” is an ELO song, and if you still weren’t sure the chorus runs a large, “Livin’ Thing” sized yellow highlighter over it…

When Jeff Lynne announced that ELO had signed with Columbia and they’d be releasing a new album “soon” he meant it. Alone in the Universe is the name of ELO’s first new album in 14 years and it’ll be out November 13…

While there’s been no word on that world tour Jeff Lynne hinted at last year, Electric Light Orchestra (or Jeff Lynne’s ELO as they’re now calling it) are officially back in action, having signed a new deal with Columbia Records and promising a new album…

ELO, apart from reluctant frontman Lynne, were never about the individual faces. Instead, they were represented by that neon flying saucer logo (based on the rainbow arc of a Wurlitzer jukebox)…