Jeff Lynne’s ELO to appear in first US tour

Electric Light Orchestra are legendary progressive rock band from Birmingham based by talented songwriter, producer and the singer Jeff Lynne back in 1970. As a consequence of musical trades, ELO became the very popular band with iconic musicians. But in some circumstances, the main leader Jeff Lynne left the band in 1986, and for the time being, the whole fame of ELO slightly disappeared. Although there were, of course, some reunions of group members in 2000-2001, however, it was not distinguished by assurance. Watch the most popular and recognized song by ELO titled Ticket To The Moon:

Recently, Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra have announced a loud return with a grand tour across the United States, which will take place for the first time in the past 35 years in the band's history, therefore, will be one of the most important events of 2018. The band were not limited to the announcement of the tour, and also have to release a film about their concerts called Wembley or Bust, and also have an aim to issue a new live-album of their compositions. By the way, Jeff Lynne was honored to be included into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and get the star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Watch now live performance at Wembley Stadium for the song Evil Woman:

Jeff Lynne’s ELO will tour throughout August 2018, beginning with a show in Oakland, CA at Oracle Arena on the 2. The following two nights will see the band performing in Los Angeles, CA at The Forum on August 4 and in the city of Denver, CO at Pepsi Center on 8. They’ll remain in the US for 7 more shows in such cities as Houston, Dallas, Rosemont, Detroit, Toronto and New York, making the last stop in Philadelphia, PA at Wells Fargo Center on August 24.