Live 2018 Tour

 

Jeff Lynne's ELO -- Live 2018 Tour

An in-depth look at the 2018 tour


Comments and Observations

Live 2018 tour graphicThis tour, billed as the "Live 2018" tour, was first announced on October 11, 2017. The tour started in North American in August 2018, running twelve dates across ten cities. It then moved to Europe for September and October 2018, hitting first the European continent, then ending in the UK and Ireland. It was the first real full tour of North America since 1981, thus there were some cities that ELO had not played since 1981 as well as Madison Square Garden, which had not been played since 1978. All shows were sold out or very nearly so.

Tom Petty image during Handle With CareThis tour was not touted as an Alone In The Universe tour, but rather just a "Live 2018" tour. It was promoting the newest Wembley Or Bust album, and as such, the setlist copied the songs and structure from that album, rendering the tour an effective "greatest hits" tour. Although it reflects the songs from the Wembley Or Bust album, two songs were not included: Prologue/Twilight and Ma-Ma-Ma Belle. The performance of Xanadu was played only at the first show at the Oracle Arena and the August 18 show at Scotiabank Arena, but it was otherwise dropped. Last Train To London was not used until the UK shows, where it replaced Can't Get It Out Of My Head in the setlist. During the performance of Handle With Care, various images of the Traveling Wilburys were shown from archive images. One of the first shown was of Tom Petty, who had just passed away less than a year before, and this generally got a strong reaction from the audiences.

article from Front of House magazine on ELO gear
The band, after playing together in 2016 and 2017 had grown really tight, playing comfortably on stage together. For some of the songs, especially during Roll Over Beethoven, the four guitarists would line up near the front of the stage and play together.

Signage for the London underground during the O2 showsAlso similar to the Wembley Or Bust show, the backdrops and artwork for the 2018 shows are nearly the same as the 2017 concerts, but with minor changes. The verticle screens were reduced from seven in 2017 to five for the 2018 shows. And LED floor showed graphics, often the same as the back screens, were similar to the 2017 shows.

Richard Tandy was unable to make the shows due to an undisclosed illness. As in the 2017 shows, Marcus Byrne moved from his keyboard duties to cover for Richard and Jo Webb filled in Marcus Byrne's old slot. The band was almost the same as 2017, with Bernie Smith being replaced by Steve Turner on keyboards. The reason for Bernie's departure is unknown.

Band and crew members

The band and crew on this tour were as shown below.

The Band
The Crew
Jeff Lynne: vocals, guitar
Mike Stevens: musical director, guitar, backing vocals, harmonica
Lee Pomeroy: bass, backing vocals
Milton McDonald: guitar, backing vocals
Marcus Byrne: piano, keyboards, vocoder
Jo Webb: keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
Steve Turner: keyboards
Donavan Hepburn: drums
Melanie Lewis-McDonald: backing vocals
Iain Hornal: backing vocals, co-lead vocals, guitar, fire extinguisher
Rosie Langley: violin
Amy Langley: cello
Jess Cox: cello
Richard Fernandez: Jeff Lynne tour manager
Linda Betesh: band tour manager
Steve Jay: broadcast engineer
Keith Dean: tour accountant
Camelia Kath: stylist
Phil Hatton: assistant to Jeff Lynne
Chris Vaughn: tour production manager
Wez Wearing: production manager
Zoe Buttling: production coordinator
Georgie King: production assistant
Mark Berryman: stage manager
Kevin Fallows: head of security
Michelle Dean-Barlas: VIP host
Gary Bradshaw: FOH engineer
Steve Lutley: head of live audio
Liam Tucker: chief crew/RF
Finlay Watt: audio tech
Ohno Ooms: FOH technician
Joachim Dewulf: systems tech
Davey Willamson: monitor technician
Martin Gehring: head rigger
Sebastian Pichel: rigger
Morten Throbo: guitar tech to Jeff Lynne
Chris Lawson: guitar technician
Dave White: guitar technician
Mark Konrad: keyboard technician
Curtis Clyde: drum technician
Jason Slaney-Welch: head set carpenter
Steve Jeffrey: set carpenter
Jack Redman: set carpenter
Sacha Moore: video director
Jack Middlebrook: projection engineer
Gary King: LED engineer
Kevin King: LED engineer
James Crossley: projection engineer
Richard Doran: LED engineer
Luke Collins: D3 programmer
Matthew Vassallo: system engineer
Rod Williams: camera operator
Jonathan Sellers: lighting crew chief
Tom Young: lighting operator
Dave Wolstenholme: lighting technician
Peter Horne: dimmers technician
Lewis Willding: lighting technician
Bianca Mastroianna: lighting technician
Alan Fotheringhame: lighting technician
Clare Pegg: wardrobe
Oliver Jenni: lasers
Pete Bailey: chef
Stuart Jackson: chef
Stu Butler: chef
Jane Tanfield Funk: catering FOH
Emily Guy: catering FOH
Cherry Pashby: dressing rooms
Craig Fruin: management
Ryan McElrath: Live Nation (USA)
Rinat Radvinsky: Live Nation (USA)
Phil Bowdery: Live Nation (UK)
Simon Moran: SJM Concerts (UK)
Andrew Craig: Live Nation promoter rep (UK)
Rik Weightman: Live Nation promoter rep (UK)
Sarah Donavan: Live Nation promoter assistant (UK)
Sophia Burn: Live Nation promoter assistant (UK)
Steffani James: Live Nation promoter assistant (UK)

Tour Dates

Performance Date City, Country Venue Opening Act(s) Images Comments
North American Tour
August 2, 2018 Oakland, California, USA Oracle Arena Dawes
Band selfie at the August 2, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 2, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 2, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 2, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 2, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 2, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 2, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 2, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the August 2, 2018 show
Online graphic for the August 2, 2018 show
Online graphic for the August 2, 2018 show
Online graphic for the August 2, 2018 show
Online graphic for the August 2, 2018 show
The Mercury News announcement of August 2, 2018 show
The Mercury News announcement of August 2, 2018 show

At long last, Jeff Lynne’s ELO kicks off long-awaited U.S. tour
Oracle Arena announcement for the August 2, 2018 show
Oracle Arena announcement for the August 2, 2018 show

Oracle Arena announcement for the August 2, 2018 show
San Francisco Chronicle announcement of the August 2, 2018 show
San Francisco Chronicle announcement of the August 2, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO launches first U.S. tour in more than 35 years in Oakland
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
The Mercury News review of the August 2, 2018 show
The Mercury News review of the August 2, 2018 show

Review: Jeff Lynne’s ELO triumphs in tour opener (with photo slideshow, setlist)
Martinez Tribune review of the August 2, 2018 show
Martinez Tribune review of the August 2, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Shines a lot of Love in tour opener at Oracle
San Francisco Examiner review of the August 2, 2018 show
San Francisco Examiner review of the August 2, 2018 show

Great ELO music in Oakland and all over the world
Ultimate Classic Rock review of the August 2, 2018 show
Ultimate Classic Rock review of the August 2, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Start First North American Tour Since 1981: Set List and Video
Best Classic Bands review of the August 2, 2018 show
Best Classic Bands review of the August 2, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Open 2018 North American Tour
Live Music News & Review review of the August 2, 2018 show
Live Music News & Review review of the August 2, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO
The San Francisco Examiner review of the August 2, 2018 show
The San Francisco Examiner review of the August 2, 2018 show

2018: The best in arts
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
According to Billboard, this was a sell-out show, with 13,119 in attendance and earning $1,369,359.
August 4, 2018 Inglewood (Los Angeles), California, USA The Forum Dawes
Band selfie at the August 4, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 4, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 4, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 4, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Glide Magazine review of the August 4, 2018 show
Glide Magazine review of the August 4, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Proves Timeless & Spectacular at the Forum (SHOW REVIEW)
Jet Set Jen review of the August 4, 2018 show
Jet Set Jen review of the August 4, 2018 show

Music: Jeff Lynne's ELO Blasts Off at the Forum in Los Angeles
Rock 'n' Roll Truth review of the August 4, 2018 show
Rock 'n' Roll Truth review of the August 4, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO and Dawes thrill at The Forum
Music Connection review of the August 4, 2018 show
Music Connection review of the August 4, 2018 show

JEFF LYNNE’S ELO AT THE FORUM IN INGLEWOOD, CA
Concert Selfie Tickets Reviews
August 5, 2018 Inglewood (Los Angeles), California, USA The Forum Dawes
Band selfie at the August 5, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 5, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 5, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 5, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Variety review of the August 5, 2018 show
Variety review of the August 5, 2018 show

Concert Review: Jeff Lynne’s ELO Revives ’70s Symph-Pop Greatness at the Forum
LA Weekly review of the August 4 & 5, 2018 shows
LA Weekly review of the August 4 & 5, 2018 shows

Live in L.A.: Jeff Lynne's ELO Prove That Spacy Pop Rock Is Still a Livin' Thing
Forbes review of the August 5, 2018 show
Forbes review of the August 5, 2018 show

ELO, Stevie Wonder And Five More Bucket List Live Acts You Have To See
Swedish Flying Saucer review of the August 5, 2018 show
Swedish Flying Saucer review of the August 5, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Live at The Fabulous Forum, LA, 8-5-18
Concert Selfie Tickets Reviews
Several celebrities were spotted in the audience for this show, including Joe Walsh, Jackson Browne, Greg Dulli, Neil Finn, Stewart Copeland, Mike Campbell, No Doubt’s Tony Kanal, Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley, Lisa Loeb, John Stamos and Haley Joel Osment.
August 8, 2018 Denver, Colorado, USA Pepsi Center Dawes
Band selfie at the August 8, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 8, 2018 show
Setlist for the August 8, 2018 show
Setlist for the August 8, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
303 Magazine review of the August 8, 2018 show
303 Magazine review of the August 8, 2018 show

Review – Jeff Lynne’s ELO Spaceship Impacted Pepsi Center
Concert Selfie Setlist Reviews
August 10, 2018 Houston, Texas, USA Toyota Center Dawes
Band selfie at the August 10, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 10, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Houston Chronicle announcement of August 10, 2018 show
Houston Chronicle announcement of August 10, 2018 show

The most anticipated concerts in Houston for 2018
HoustonPress announcement of August 10, 2018 show
HoustonPress announcement of August 10, 2018 show

Telephone Line: The Best Houston Music of The Week
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show
Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO Is Practically a Religious Experience for Rock 'N' Roll Disciples
Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018 show
Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018 show

ELO’s return to Houston provides perfectly arranged escapism
Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018 show
Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018 show

Andrew Dansby: The best concerts of 2018
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
August 13, 2018 Dallas, Texas, USA American Airlines Center Dawes
Band selfie at the August 13, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 13, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 13, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 13, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
VIP itenerary (by email) for August 13, 2018 show
VIP itenerary (by email) for August 13, 2018 show

JEFF LYNNE’S ELO – Monday, August 13, 2018 – DALLAS – Silver VIP Experience Package Itinerary
Ticketmaster reminder (by email) for August 13, 2018 show
Ticketmaster reminder (by email) for August 13, 2018 show

Get Ready For Jeff Lynne's ELO Tomorrow
American Airlines Center reminder (by email) for August 13, 2018 show
American Airlines Center reminder (by email) for August 13, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO Is Today!
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show
The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show

ELO Times Out: Synth-pop perfectionists turn to stone
Abilene Reporter News review of August 13, 2018 show
Abilene Reporter News review of August 13, 2018 show

Forty years later, rock band ELO still wows fan
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
August 15, 2018 Rosemont, Illinois, USA Allstate Arena Dawes
Band selfie at the August 15, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 15, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 15, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show
Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne, ELO are, as always, about the music during a hits-heavy Allstate Arena set
Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show
Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show

Live Review & Photo Gallery: Jeff Lynne’s ELO at Allstate Arena
Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show
Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO, August 15, 2018: Shows I’ll Never Forget
In The Loop review of August 15, 2018 show
In The Loop review of August 15, 2018 show

Thirty. Seven. Years. The Long Awaited Return Of Jeff Lynne And His Electric Light Orchestra
Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show
Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO impresses
Chicago Now review of August 15, 2018 show
Chicago Now review of August 15, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO live in Rosemont: A night of hits
Concert Selfie Tickets Reviews
August 16, 2018 Detroit, Michigan, USA Little Caesars Arena Dawes
Band selfie at the August 16, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 16, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 16, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 16, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 16, 2018 show
Ticket for the August 16, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
The Detroit News announcement of August 16, 2018 show
The Detroit News announcement of August 16, 2018 show

Music and culture options galore in 2018
ClickOnDetroit announcement of August 16, 2018 show
ClickOnDetroit announcement of August 16, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO to play first show in Detroit in 40 years
Detroit Metro Times announcement of August 16, 2018 show
Detroit Metro Times announcement of August 16, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO returns to Detroit after 37 years
Detroit Metro Times announcement of August 16, 2018 show
Detroit Metro Times announcement of August 16, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO will bring strange magic to Little Caesars Arena
Detroit Free Press announcement of August 16, 2018 show
Detroit Free Press announcement of August 16, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO to play first Detroit concert in 37 years, part of limited U.S. run
WKYC announcement of August 16, 2018 show
WKYC announcement of August 16, 2018 show

Electric Light Orchestra's first tour in over 35 years to make Detroit stop
The Detroit News review of August 16, 2018 show
The Detroit News review of August 16, 2018 show

Review: Jeff Lynne's ELO brings blue skies to Little Caesars Arena
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements
This show reportedly earned $1.74 miiion for the band.
August 18, 2018 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Scotiabank Arena Dawes
Band selfie at the August 18, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 18, 2018 show
Announcement graphic for the August 18, 2018 show
Announcement graphic for the August 18, 2018 show
Announcement graphic for the August 18, 2018 show
Announcement graphic for the August 18, 2018 show
Poster for the August 18, 2018 show
Poster for the August 18, 2018 show
The Star announcement of August 18, 2018 show
The Star announcement of August 18, 2018 show

This week in Toronto: The Fringe sends its best, plus ELO returns after 40 years
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Spill Magazine review of August 18, 2018 show
Spill Magazine review of August 18, 2018 show

SPILL LIVE REVIEW: JEFF LYNNE’S ELO @ SCOTIABANK ARENA, TORONTO
Toronto Sun review of August 18, 2018 show
Toronto Sun review of August 18, 2018 show

FROM PINK TO ELTON JOHN: Jane's Top 10 Toronto concerts of 2018
T-shirt front for August 21 & 22, 2018 show
Bootleg t-shirt front for August 18, 2018 show
T-shirt back for August 21 & 22, 2018 show
Bootleg t-shirt back for August 18, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews Merchandise
(bootleg)
Melanie Lewis-McDonald did not perform at this concert as she was presumably ill. As a result, Rockaria! was replaced with Xanadu for this concert.

When tickets for this concert went on sale, the venue was called Air Canada Centre. By the time the concert was performed, it had been renamed to Scotiabank Arena.

This show reportedly earned $1.68 miiion for the band.

August 21, 2018 New York City, New York, USA Madison Square Garden Dawes
Band selfie at the August 21, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 21, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
AXS review of the August 21, 2018 show
AXS review of the August 21, 2018 show
Brooklyn Vegan review of August 21, 2018 show
Brooklyn Vegan review of August 21, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO dazzled at Madison Square Garden (pics, review, setlist)
Genesis Publications review of August 21 & 22, 2018 shows
Genesis Publications review of August 21 & 22, 2018 shows

Jeff Lynne's ELO Makes Exceptional Return to Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden request for review (by email) for August 21, 2018 show
Madison Square Guarden request for review (by email) for August 21, 2018 show

Reminder: Tell us about your Jeff Lynne's ELO experience
InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 shows
InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 shows

Jeff Lynne's ELO
JamBase review of August 21, 2018 shows
JamBase review of August 21, 2018 shows

Jeff Lynne’s ELO & Dawes Perform At Madison Square Garden: Review, Photos, Videos & Setlists
Best Classic Bands review of August 21, 2018 shows
Best Classic Bands review of August 21, 2018 shows

Jeff Lynne’s ELO Lights Up the Garden: Review
T-shirt front for August 21 & 22, 2018 show
T-shirt front for August 21 & 22, 2018 show
T-shirt back for August 21 & 22, 2018 show
T-shirt back for August 21 & 22, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets Reviews Merchandise
August 22, 2018 New York City, New York, USA Madison Square Garden Dawes
Band selfie at the August 22, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 22, 2018 show
Concert Selfie
August 24, 2018 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Wells Fargo Center Dawes
Band selfie at the August 24, 2018 show
Band selfie at the August 24, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 24, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 24, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 24, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 24, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 24, 2018 show
Tickets for the August 24, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
WXPN announcement for August 24, 2018 show
WXPN announcement August 24, 2018 show
Bucks County Courier Times of August 24, 2018 show
Bucks County Courier Times of August 24, 2018 show

ELO leader Jeff Lynne returns to Philadelphia for the first time since 1981
Wells Fargo Center reminder (by email) for August 24, 2018 show
Wells Fargo Center reminder (by email) for August 24, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO Pre Event Information
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show
Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne and ELO return to Philadelphia for the first time in more than 30 years
South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show
South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show

For the first time in almost 37 years, Electric Light Orchestra performs in South Philly
Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show
Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show

REVIEW: ELO at the Wells Fargo Center
WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show
WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show

The Unbearable Lightness of Being Hermetically Sealed: Jeff Lynne’s ELO and Dawes at the Wells Fargo Center
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
This show reportedly sold 15.276 tickets and earned $1.77 miiion for the band.
European Tour
September 12, 2018 Stockholm, Sweden Ericsson Globe Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 12, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 12, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
RockNYTT review of the September 12, 2018 show
RockNYTT review of the September 12, 2018 show

Liverecension: Jeff Lynne’s ELO – Ericsson Globe, Stockholm 2018-09-12
Concert Selfie Reviews
September 14, 2018 Oslo, Norway Spektrum Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 14, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 14, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Oslo Spektrum announcement of the September 14, 2018 show
Oslo Spektrum announcement of the September 14, 2018 show

Konsert - Jeff Lynne's ELO
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Musikknyheter review of the September 14, 2018 show
Musikknyheter review of the September 14, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO i Oslo Spektrum
Popklikk review of the September 14, 2018 show
Popklikk review of the September 14, 2018 show

Det elektriske orkesteret lyste opp Oslo Spektrum
Concert Selfie Announcements Reviews
September 16, 2018 Copenhagen, Denmark Royal Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 16, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 16, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 16, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 16, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Graphic for the September 16, 2018 show
Graphic for the September 16, 2018 show
Graphic for the September 16, 2018 show
Graphic for the September 16, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements
September 18, 2018 Hamburg, Germany Barclaycard Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 18, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 18, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 18, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 18, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 18, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 18, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 18, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 18, 2018 show
be subjective! review of the September 18, 2018 show
be subjective! review of the September 18, 2018 show

Preview: Im Anflug – Jeff Lynne´s ELO live (2018)
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Kieler Nachrichten review of the September 18, 2018 show
Kieler Nachrichten review of the September 18, 2018 show
Focus review of the September 18, 2018 show
Focus review of the September 18, 2018 show

Bombastischer Nostalgie-Trip: ELO begeistern 11.000 Hamburger Fans
Hamburger Abendblatt review of the September 18, 2018 show
Hamburger Abendblatt review of the September 18, 2018 show

Besser kann ein Pop-Konzert kaum sein
Hamburger Abendblatt review of the September 18, 2018 show
Hamburger Abendblatt review of the September 18, 2018 show

ELOs voluminöser Pop reißt das Publikum von den Stühlen
Hamburger Morgenpost review of the September 18, 2018 show
Hamburger Morgenpost review of the September 18, 2018 show

Bombastischer Nostalgie-Trip ELO begeistern 11.000 Hamburger Fans
Eichsfelder Tageblatt review of the September 18, 2018 show
Eichsfelder Tageblatt review of the September 18, 2018 show

Electric Light Orchestra erleuchtet mit Auftritt Hamburg
Kieler Nachrichten review of the September 18, 2018 show
Kieler Nachrichten review of the September 18, 2018 show

Pop mit der großen Kelle
NDR.de review of the September 18, 2018 show
NDR.de review of the September 18, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO: Große Songs statt großer Worte
Ostsee Zeitung review of the September 18, 2018 show
Ostsee Zeitung review of the September 18, 2018 show

Electric Light Orchestra: Musik, die leuchtet
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
September 19, 2018 Berlin, Germany Mercedes-Benz Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 19, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 19, 2018 show
Setlist for the September 19, 2018 show
Setlist for the September 19, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
rbb24 review of September 19, 2018 show
rbb24 review of September 19, 2018 show

rbb24 review
Berliner Zeitung review of the September 19, 2018 show
Berliner Zeitung review of the September 19, 2018 show

Tolle Dinos: Lynne‘s ELO bringt die Hits in die Mehrzweckhalle am Ostbahnhof
Concert Selfie Tickets Setlist
September 21, 2018 Munich, Germany Olympiahalle Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 21, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 21, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 21, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 21, 2018 show
Handbill for the September 21, 2018 show
Handbill for the September 21, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Abendzeitung review of the September 21, 2018 show
Abendzeitung review of the September 21, 2018 show

Das Electric Light Orchestra ELO
Munchen Merkur review of the September 21, 2018 show
Munchen Merkur review of the September 21, 2018 show

Das ELO-Ufo über München
Süddeutsche Zeitung review of the September 21, 2018 show
Süddeutsche Zeitung review of the September 21, 2018 show

Der Bombast-Pop von "ELO" in der Olympiahalle
Donaukurier review of the September 21, 2018 show
Donaukurier review of the September 21, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne entführt mit dem Electric Light Orchestra in der Münchner Olympiahalle in andere Welten
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
This show was also drummer Donovan Hepburn's 53rd birthday and this was noted during the band introductions by Mike Stevens. The audience briefly started singing Happy Birthday To You.
September 23, 2018 Vienna, Austria Stadthalle Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 23, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 23, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 23, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
We Got It review of the September 23, 2018 show
We Got It review of the September 23, 2018 show

Gandiose Wien-Premiere für Jeff Lynne
Die Presse review of the September 23, 2018 show
Die Presse review of the September 23, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne in der Wiener Stadthalle: Der Melodiekönig
Der Standard review of the September 23, 2018 show
Der Standard review of the September 23, 2018 show

Electric Light Orchestra in Wien: Chuck Berry in Zuckerwatte
Kurier review of the September 23, 2018 show
Kurier review of the September 23, 2018 show

ELOquenter Auftritt: Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra in Wien
Wiener Zeitung review of the September 23, 2018 show
Wiener Zeitung review of the September 23, 2018 show

Damals, als alles einfacher war
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
September 25, 2018 Mannheim, Germany SAP Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 25, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Tickets for the September 25, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 25, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 25, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 25, 2018 show
Announcement for the September 25, 2018 show
Nach Bericht ELO in Mannheim (26.9.2018)Vorab-Bericht ELO in Mannheim 2009 (25.9.2018)
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Review of the September 25, 2018 show
Review of the September 25, 2018 show
Review of the September 25, 2018 show
Review of the September 25, 2018 show
Review of the September 25, 2018 show
Review of the September 25, 2018 show
regioactive.de review for the September 25, 2018 show
regioactive.de review for the September 25, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO holt die 1970er zurück in die SAP Arena Mannheim
Allgemeine Zeitung review for the September 25, 2018 show
Allgemeine Zeitung review for the September 25, 2018 show

Jeff Lynnes ELO holt in Mannheim zurück in die Zeit der...
Mannheimer Morgen review for the September 25, 2018 show
Mannheimer Morgen review for the September 25, 2018 show

Beethoven wieder überrollt
Stuttgarter Nachrichten review for the September 25, 2018 show
Stuttgarter Nachrichten review for the September 25, 2018 show

Schöner schwelgen zwischen Tut-tut und Ta-ta-ta-taaa
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
September 27, 2018 Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 27, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 27, 2018 show
Review of the September 27, 2018 show
Review of the September 27, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO in de Ziggo Dome
Concert Selfie Reviews
September 30, 2018 Nottingham, UK Motorpoint Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the September 30, 2018 show
Band selfie at the September 30, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 30, 2018 show
Ticket for the September 30, 2018 show
Handbill for the September 30, 2018 show
Handbill for the September 30, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Nottingham Post review of the September 30, 2018 show
Nottingham Post review of the September 30, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO at Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena - review and photos
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
October 3, 2018 Glasgow, UK SSE Hydro Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 3, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 3, 2018 show
Setlist for the October 3, 2018 show
Setlist for the October 3, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Glasgow Live of the October 3, 2018 show
Glasgow Live of the October 3, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO announce Glasgow Hydro date and 2018 tour - how to get tickets
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
The Guardian review of the October 3, 2018 show
The Guardian review of the October 3, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO review – interstellar joys from prog's enduring astronaut
The Scotsman review of the October 3, 2018 show
The Scotsman review of the October 3, 2018 show

Music review: Jeff Lynn's ELO
The Modern Record review of the October 3, 2018 show
The Modern Record review of the October 3, 2018 show

JEFF LYNNE’S ELO // THE SSE HYDRO, GLASGOW
Concert Selfie Tickets Setlist Announcements Reviews
October 5, 2018 Manchester, UK Manchester Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 5, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 5, 2018 show
Souvenir ticket (front and back) for the October 5, 2018 show
Souvenir ticket (front and back) for the October 5, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 5, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 5, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 5, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 5, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 5, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 5, 2018 show
Handbill for the October 5, 2018 show
Handbill for the October 5, 2018 show
Manchester Live 2018 t-shirt front
Manchester Live 2018 t-shirt front
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Merchandise
October 6, 2018 Manchester, UK Manchester Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 6, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 6, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 6, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 6, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets
October 9, 2018 Newcastle, UK Metro Radio Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 9, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 9, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 9, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 9, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 9, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 9, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 9, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 9, 2018 show
Handbill for the October 9, 2018 show
Handbill for the October 9, 2018 show
Metro Radio Arena announcement of the October 9, 2018 show
Metro Radio Arena announcement of the October 9, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Chronicle Live review of the October 9, 2018 show
Chronicle Live review of the October 9, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO bring the house down at Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena
Sunderland Echo review of the October 9, 2018 show
Sunderland Echo review of the October 9, 2018 show

REVIEW: Jeff Lynne's ELO, Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle
The Northern Echo review of the October 9, 2018 show
The Northern Echo review of the October 9, 2018 show

Review: ELO, Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle
Teesside Live review of the October 9, 2018 show
Teesside Live review of the October 9, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's musical genius was there for all to see on ELO's latest North-east visit
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
October 10, 2018 Birmingham, UK Birmingham Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 10, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 10, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 10, 2018 show
Birmingham Mail review of October 10, 2018 show
Birmingham Mail review of October 10, 2018 show
Express & Star review of the October 10, 2018 show
Express & Star review of the October 10, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO, Arena Birmingham - review with pictures
Birmingham Mail review of the October 10, 2018 show
Birmingham Mail review of the October 10, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO at Arena Birmingham - Review, set list and spaceship
Redbrick review of the October 10, 2018 show
Redbrick review of the October 10, 2018 show

Live Review: Jeff Lynne’s ELO
Counteract review of the October 10, 2018 show
Counteract review of the October 10, 2018 show

Review: Jeff Lynne’s ELO impress at interstellar homecoming
Birmingham Live 2018 t-shirt front
Tour t-shirt front
Concert Selfie Tickets Reviews Merchandise
October 12, 2018 Birmingham, UK Birmingham Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 12, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 12, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets
Trevor Francis attended this show.
October 13, 2018 Birmingham, UK Birmingham Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 13, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 13, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 13, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 13, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 13, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Graphic for of October 13, 2018 show
Graphic for of October 13, 2018 show
Express & Star announcement of October 13, 2018 show
Express & Star announcement of October 13, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO announce extra Birmingham tour date
I Am Birmingham announcement of October 13, 2018 show
I Am Birmingham announcement of October 13, 2018 show

Extra Birmingham date added for Jeff Lynne’s ELO Arena Tour
counteract announcement of October 13, 2018 show
counteract announcement of October 13, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO add THIRD Birmingham date to 2018 UK arena tour
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Maximum Volume Music review of October 13, 2018 show
Maximum Volume Music review of October 13, 2018 show

JEFF LYNNE’S ELO @ ARENA, BIRMINGHAM 13/10/2018
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements
October 15, 2018 Leeds, UK First Direct Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 15, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 15, 2018 show
Handbill for the October 15, 2018 show
Handbill for the October 15, 2018 show
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Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Express & Star announcement of October 13, 2018 show
Express & Star review of October 13, 2018 show

Gig review: Jeff Lynne's ELO at First Direct Arena, Leeds
Express & Star announcement of October 13, 2018 show
Ilkey Gazette of October 13, 2018 show

Review: ELO in concert at Leeds Arena
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews
October 17, 2018 London, UK The O2 Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 17, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 17, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 17, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 17, 2018 show
Poster for the October 17, 2018 show
Poster for the October 17, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
inews.co.uk review of October 17, 2018 show
inews.co.uk review of October 17, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO, O2 Arena, review: a life-affirming night of rock magic
The Times review of October 17, 2018 show
The Times review of October 17, 2018 show

Concert review: Jeff Lynne’s ELO at the O2 Arena, SE10
London t-shirt for 2018 shows
London t-shirt for 2018 shows
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements Reviews Merchandise
October 18, 2018 London, UK The O2 Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 18, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 18, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 18, 2018 show
Newspaper ad for the October 17, 2018 show
Newspaper ad for the October 17, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets Announcements
October 20, 2018 London, UK The O2 Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 20, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 20, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 20, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 20, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 20, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 20, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 20, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 20, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 20, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 20, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Tickets
October 21, 2018 London, UK The O2 Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 21, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 21, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
MyLondon announcement of October 21, 2018 show
MyLondon announcement of October 21, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne's ELO announce fourth London O2 Arena show on UK tour - how to get tickets
Planet Rock announcement of October 21, 2018 show
Planet Rock announcement of October 21, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO add another date to autumn 2018 UK tour
Ticketmaster announcement of October 21, 2018 show
Ticketmaster announcement of October 21, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO add date to UK tour
Concert Selfie Announcements
October 23, 2018 Liverpool, UK Echo Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Tickets for the October 23, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 23, 2018 show
Ticket for the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
The Guide Liverpool announcement of October 23, 2018 show
The Guide Liverpool announcement of October 23, 2018 show

Jeff Lynne’s ELO is coming back to the Echo Arena in 2018
The Guide Liverpool announcement of October 23, 2018 show
The Guide Liverpool announcement of October 23, 2018 show

What gigs are on in Liverpool this October?
Rock Gigs and Blogs announcement of October 23, 2018 show
Rock Gigs and Blogs announcement of October 23, 2018 show

Caught Live: Jeff Lynne’s ELO, Echo Arena Liverpool 23rd October 2018
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Liverpool Echo review of October 23, 2018 show
Liverpool Echo review of October 23, 2018 show

30 second review: Jeff Lynne's ELO at the Echo Arena Liverpool
Concert Selfie Tickets
Last image kindly provided by Barb Wernert
Announcements Reviews
October 25, 2018 Dublin, Ireland 3Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 25, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 25, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Irish News of announcement of October 25 & 26, 2018 shows
Irish News of announcement of October 25 & 26, 2018 shows

Now on sale: Jeff Lynne's ELO in Dublin and Belfast
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 23, 2018 show
Hot Press review of October 25, 2018 show
Hot Press review of October 25, 2018 show

Live Review: Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra at The 3Arena Dublin
Backstage at the October 25, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 25, 2018 show
Concert Selfie Announcements Reviews Backstage Selfie
October 26, 2018 Belfast, Ireland SSE Arena Billy Lockett
Band selfie at the October 26, 2018 show
Band selfie at the October 26, 2018 show
Concert Selfie

Setlist

The Tour in 2018
Song Title Arrangement Graphics Used Song comments
Standin' In The Rain This is the same as the Out Of The Blue album arrangement, but with a taped intro (the "Concerto For A Rainy Day" intro) and slightly different ending. Standin' In The Rain graphicsThe back screen graphic shows animation of point-of-view flying through stormy, rainy skies, with many of the lightning effects timed to the music. The projection floor graphics show rain and storm effects that mirror the back screen animation.
Evil Woman This is the same as the Face The Music album arrangement, but without the orchestral intro and a non-fading ending. Evil Woman graphicsThe back screen graphic shows animation of a woman's eye, sometimes with flames running through the iris, but mostly on the middle three screens only. Big billowy flames roll across two side screens most of the time too. The projection floor graphics show roiling fire similar to the back screen animation.
All Over The World This is the same as the Xanadu album arrangement. All Over The World graphicsThese graphics are rotating images of the planet Earth, with heavy lights coming from all the cities, including fireworks and streaks of light linking various cities. Strangely, this means that it's night time "all over the world" since no daylight images of the planet are ever seen. The projection floor graphics show fireworks similar to the back screen animation.
Showdown This is the same as the original single arrangement, but with a non-fading ending. Showdown graphicsThese graphics show a nighttime scene, moving through a clearing in a forest, with starts and clouds streaking by. About halfway through, the point of view goes up to the sky only, where the stars rotate and the viewer flies through various space nebula There are no projection floor graphics used. Note, that this appears to be the same graphic used for When The Night Comes at the 2016 Alone In The Universe tour shows, although much more of the graphic is visible due to the different screen configuration.
Do Ya This is the same as the A New World Record album arrangement. There was no back screen or floor graphics used.
When I Was A Boy This is the same as the Alone In The Universe album arrangement. When I Was A Boy graphicsThis graphic is only featured on the center three screens with the outer screens left blank. It includes various point of view images of a large field at night, with several trees, a house and sometimes a single tree (and at one point, the silhouette of a giant bird). The footage ends with a bright light shining out from the night sky and the ELO spaceship flying in. This symbolically shows Jeff's boyhood dreams with the ELO spaceship being the final realization of those dreams. The projection floor graphics show several shimmering dots (too big to be stars), different from the back screen animation.
Livin' Thing This is the same as the A New World Record album arrangement, but with a non-fading ending. Livin' Thing graphicsThis is a strange graphic showing a rotating garden. It starts with a scene from space and during the violin intro, the point of view zooms in to a planet and through the clouds. As the main part of the song starts, the view comes to a garden in the middle of a jungle. The view rotates around the jungle, staying focused on the garden. During the choruses, it zooms into a closeup of the garden (still rotating), then zooms back out during the non-choruses. There were no projection floor graphics used.
Handle With Care This is the same as the Volume One album arrangement with a non-fading ending. Jeff sings the George Harrison lead vocal parts and Iain Hornal sings the Roy Orbison lead vocal parts. Also, the string players play as well, which was not on the original song at all. Handle With Care graphicsThis graphic shows a series of rotating yellow and brown circles and morphing, jagged geometric shapes; and about halfway through the song, a half circle comes to the fore and shows select scenes from the Traveling Wilburys home videos and music vidoes.The projection floor graphics show several moving geometric shapes, similar to the back screen animation but not matching exactly as the Traveling Wilburys are not shown. For this performance, Iain Hornal came to the front of the stage, standing between Jeff and Mike to play guitar and sing his lead vocal parts. Jo Webb moved to Iain Hornal's position on the background vocal mike to sing backing vocals and play guitar. At nearly all shows, during the animation when Tom Petty (who had died less than a year before) first appeared, the audience gave a loud cheer.
Rockaria! This is the same as the A New World Record album arrangement, but Jeff and backing vocalist Iain Hornal take turns on each verse and they sing alternate lines on the closing lines (starting with "Well we were reelin' and a rockin' all through the night"). Backing vocalist Melanie Lewis-McDonald supplies the opera singer bits. Rockaria! graphicsThis is a frenetic graphic of the ELO spaceship, rotating constantly with various geometric designs moving in the middle. Many of the images in the middle are also the label of the promo UK Rockaria! single (with the large "A" indicating it was the A-side). The projection floor graphics show a rotating record label, similar to the back screen animation. This song was not performed at the August 18th show inToronto show because backing singer Melanie Lewis-McDonald, who sings the opera parts on Rockaria!, was not present (and was presumably ill). It was replaced by Xanadu.
Can't Get It Out Of My Head This is the same as the Eldorado album arrangement, but with a non-fading ending. Can't Get It Out Of My Head graphicsThis is a somewhat static graphic, showing a large moon over gently undulating water. The graphic is only in the center three screens as it is the same graphic as the one used in 2016, which was not as wide. It is more zoomed than the 2016 or 2017 graphic so that only the bottom half of the moon is visible. The top half of the moon images is also missing, due to these limitations. The projection floor graphics show a moon and water similar to the back screen animation. This song was dropped for the UK concerts, being replaced by Last Train To London.
Last Train To London This is the same as the Discovery album arrangement, with a non-fading end. Last Train To London graphicsThis graphic shows a point-of-view of traveling over train tracks. The verses and instrumental break showing the slower movement across a futuristic landscape with strange structures around and odd crafts flying by. At the start of the choruses, there is a warp effect and the faster movement is through an neon-lit series of tunnels. At the "underneath the starry skies" line, the point-of-view momentarily shifts upward, showing the starry sky. The projection floor graphics are clever as they show movement over the train tracks, as if the tracks are moving across the stage floor, then over hte back screen. This song was added for the UK shows, replacing Can't Get It Out Of My Head.
10538 Overture This is the same as the original album/single arrangement, but with a non-fading ending. 10538 Overture graphicsThis is a series of barbed wire and chains flying toward the viewer. It is the same graphic used for the later 2016 shows. The projection floor graphics show the flying barbed wire and chains, similar to the back screen animation.
Xanadu This is the same as the Flashback box set arrangement. Xanadu graphicsThis graphic shows the point of view of looking into an alien cloudy sky, then panning down to an alien desert landscape, with strange alien plants in the foreground. This eventually transitions to a nighttine view of a large city, moving through the streets. At one point, the point of view lifts to the nighttime sky, with views of stars and nebulae, before returning to the city street view to end the song. The projection floor graphics show an alien landscape similar to the back screen animation. This song was only been performed at the August 2nd show in Oakland and the August 18th show in Toronto. It replaced Rockaria! at the Toronto show because backing singer Melanie Lewis-McDonald, who sings the opera parts on Rockaria!, was not present (and was presumably ill). This replacement at the Toronto show was slotted after Handle With Care, in the same setlist position at Rockaria!.
Shine A Little Love This is a shortened version of the single version (no choral intro), cutting everything from the second bridge ("can you understand...") to the end of the fourth verse, and inserting an acapella chorus in its place where the band claps along in an attempt to get the audience involved. Note that this is the same shortened arrangment as at the 2016 and 2017 shows. Shine A Little Love graphicsThe graphics are of a silvery glitter being tossed about on a black background, giving the effect of a fun, party atmosphere. Heavy green lasers also shine and move about across the audience (but not on the screen). The projection floor graphics show the same silvery glitter effects, similar to the back screen animation.
Wild West Hero This is the same as the Out Of The Blue album arrangement, with a long pause after the acapella bit starting with the [TBD] show. Wild West Hero graphicsThis graphic depicts a day on an American west landscape. It starts with a static view of an American western desert landscape; in an accelerated day, during daylight, clouds roll by until eventually the sun sets and the stars roll across the sky during night until eventually the sun rises to a new day. The projection floor graphics show the American western landscape, similar to the back screen animation.
Sweet Talkin' Woman This is the same as the Out Of The Blue album arrangement, but with a non-fading ending. Also, Jeff answers the "Where could she be?" line by singing "I don't know." Sweet Talkin' Woman graphicsThis graphic shows undulating, multi-colored ribbons flowing across the screens. The projection floor graphics show the flowing ribbons, similar to the back screen animation.
Telephone Line This is the same as the A New World Record album arrangement, but without the muted intro and with a non-fading ending. Telephone Line graphicsThis graphic starts with a series of electronic circuit drawings against a starfield rotating across the screens horizontally. Nearing the chorus, these circuit drawings then turn diagonal, then at the chorus, a collection of ribbons rotate about too. Following this, the patterns of circuit drawings get more complicated, taking on rotating geometric shapes, as if the telephone communications are getting more and more complicated. These graphics are accompanied with bright green lasers shining on the audience, which make the graphics sometimes difficult to see because they are obscured by the lasers and the smoke that was pumped out to illuminate the lasers. The projection floor graphics show the flowing circuit drawings, similar to the back screen animation.
Don't Bring Me Down This is the same as the Discovery album arrangement, but with a slightly bigger drum ending. Don't Bring Me Down graphicsThis graphic shows a neon football, often rotating in various directions. The projection floor graphics show the neon football, an exact duplicate of the back screen animation.
Turn To Stone This is the same as the Out Of The Blue album arrangement, but with a non-fading ending. Turn To Stone graphicsThis graphic features several displays of the viewer flying through asteroid fields in space. The scenes change with the music, changing with the lead versus the backing vocals, the choruses, musical fills, etc. This is the same as the 2017 graphics, but on five screens instead of seven. The projection floor graphics show the a slowly rotating field of stars and occasional asteroids. This is related to the back screen graphics, but it is not a duplicate of them.
Mr. Blue Sky This is the same as the Out Of The Blue album arrangement, complete with the "Concerto For A Rainy Day" coda, and a big drum finish. Mr. Blue Sky graphicsThis graphic is a blue sky with fast rolling white clouds. After the song finishes, an ELO spaceship flies to the center of the screen while the band gets together for a stage bow. The projection floor graphics show the blue sky and clouds, an exact duplicate of the back screen animation.
Roll Over Beethoven This is the ELO 2 UK album version, but missing the mellotron intro and Jeff and backing vocalist Iain Hornal take turns on each verse. The guitar jam in the middle is free form, with Jeff and Milton simply jamming away and each performance varies. Roll Over Beethoven graphicsThis graphic is very frenetic. It shows the ELO spaceship with a multicolored, rotating outer ring and the center using a rotating UK Harvest Roll Over Beethoven single or rotating and pulsating multicolored graphics. Near the end of the song, ELO spaceships fly in and out of view, sometimes showing the bottom of the ship rather than the logoed top. After the song finishes, an ELO spaceship flies to the center of the screen while the band gets together for a stage bow. This is almost the same graphic as used in the 2016 shows, but the spaceship flying in and out of view near the end is new. The projection floor graphics duplicates the back screen animation exactly except only the center part of the ELO spaceship (the record label or pulsating graphics) is shown.
It is confirmed that the band also played Last Train To London at soundchecks for several of the European shows, including Vienna, Munich and Mannheim. This must have been in preparation for the song to be performed at the UK concerts.

Releases

There have been no official releases of the 2018 performances. However, all shows have been bootlegged. These are shown below.

Date Location Source Quality Boot Artwork Comments
August 2, 2018 Oakland, USA Audience Very Good Bootleg cover for August 2, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 2, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 2, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 2, 2018 show
August 4, 2018 Inglewood, USA Audience Very Good Bootleg cover for August 4, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 4, 2018 show
August 5, 2018 Inglewood, USA Audience Good Bootleg cover for August 5, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 5, 2018 show
August 8, 2018 Denver, USA Audience Poor Bootleg cover for August 8, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 8, 2018 show
This bootleg is missing When I Was A Boy.
August 10, 2018 Houston, USA Audience Good Bootleg cover for August 10, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 10, 2018 show
August 13, 2018 Dallas, USA Audience Good Bootleg cover for August 13, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 13, 2018 show
August 15, 2018 Rosemont, USA Audience Very Good Bootleg cover for August 15, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 15, 2018 show
August 16, 2018 Detroit, USA Audience Very Good Bootleg cover for August 16, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 16, 2018 show
August 18, 2018 Toronto, Canada Audience Fair Bootleg cover for August 18, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 18, 2018 show
August 21, 2018 New York City, USA Audience Good Bootleg cover for August 21, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 21, 2018 show
This bootleg also includes the performance by Dawes.
August 22, 2018 New York City, USA Audience Very Good Bootleg cover for August 22, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 22, 2018 show
August 24, 2018 Philadelphia, USA Audience Good Bootleg cover for August 24, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for August 24, 2018 show
September 12, 2018 Stockholm, Sweden Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 12, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 12, 2018 show
Only partial recordings for Showdown and Rockaria!.
September 14, 2018 Oslo, Norway Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 14, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 14, 2018 show
Missing Showdown, Handle With Care, Rockaria! and 10538 Overture.
September 16, 2018 Copenhagen, Denmark Audience Good Bootleg cover for September 16, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 16, 2018 show
September 18, 2018 Hamburg, Germany Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 18, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 18, 2018 show
September 19, 2018 Berlin, Germany Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 19, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 19, 2018 show
September 21, 2018 Munich, Germany Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 21, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 21, 2018 show
September 23, 2018 Vienna, Austria Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 23, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 23, 2018 show
September 25, 2018 Mannheim, Germany Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 25, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 25, 2018 show
September 27, 2018 Amterdam, Netherlands Audience Fair Bootleg cover for September 27, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 27, 2018 show
This bootleg also includes the performance by Billy Lockett.
September 30, 2018 Nottingham, UK Audience Good Bootleg cover for September 30, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for September 30, 2018 show
October 3, 2018 Glasgow, UK Audience Poor Bootleg cover for October 3, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 3, 2018 show
Missing All Over The World, Showdown, When I Was A Boy, Livin' Thing, Rockaria!, 10538 Overture and Shine A Little Love.
October 5, 2018 Manchester, UK Audience Good Bootleg cover for October 5, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 5, 2018 show
October 6, 2018 Manchester, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 6, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 6, 2018 show
October 9, 2018 Newcastle, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 9, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 9, 2018 show
October 10, 2018 Birmingham, UK Audience Good Bootleg cover for October 10, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 10, 2018 show
October 12, 2018 Birmingham, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 12, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 12, 2018 show
October 13, 2018 Birmingham, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 13, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 13, 2018 show
October 15, 2018 Leeds, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 15, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 15, 2018 show
October 17, 2018 London, UK Audience Good Bootleg cover for October 17, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 17, 2018 show
October 18, 2018 London, UK Audience Good Bootleg cover for October 18, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 18, 2018 show
October 20, 2018 London, UK Audience Very Good Bootleg cover for October 20, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 20, 2018 show
October 21, 2018 London, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 21, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 21, 2018 show
October 23, 2018 Liverpool, UK Audience Fair Bootleg cover for October 23, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 23, 2018 show
October 25, 2018 Dublin, Ireland Audience Good Bootleg cover for October 25, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 25, 2018 show
October 26, 2018 Belfast, Ireland Audience Good Bootleg cover for October 26, 2018 show
Bootleg cover for October 26, 2018 show

Opening Acts

The band Dawes, with their new album Passwords opened all the North American shows. Billy Lockett, a singer from Northampton, was the opening act for all the European shows.

Promotions

Several online and TV ads were produced to promote the initial sale of tickets in late 2017. These are:

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Live 2018 Early Teaser #1
Live 2018 Early Teaser #1
0:15 Facebook - Live Nation Concerts November 9, 2017
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This is animation that shows a space nebulae with the ELO spaceship first flying from left to right very close-up across the screen, then from right to left in the distance in the bottom of the screen. It's shown in such a way as to hide the "ELO" part of the spaceship. Heard is a short edit of Don't Bring Me Down.
Live 2018 Early Teaser #2
Live 2018 Early Teaser #2
0:14 Facebook - Live Nation Concerts November 10, 2017
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This is animation that shows a space nebulae with the ELO spaceship first flying from upper right to lower left very close-up across the screen. It's shown in such a way as to hide the "ELO" part of the spaceship. Heard is a short edit of Evil Woman.
Live 2018 Early Teaser #3
Live 2018 Early Teaser #3
0:15 Facebook - Live Nation Concerts November 11, 2017
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This is animation that shows a space nebulae with the ELO spaceship first flying toward the screen, then the text "Jeff Lynne's ELO" is displayed. The spaceship flies toward the viewer and below the bottom of the screen, revealing a "Live 2018" text. Heard is a short edit of Mr. Blue Sky.
Live 2018 Announcement
Live 2018 Announcement
0:15 Facebook - Live Nation Concerts November 13, 2017
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This features many quick cuts of ELO from the Live At Wembley concert, mixed with various ELO spaceship graphics, all while an announcer touts the tour and short bits of Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky and Evil Woman play. The end shows text anouncing the tour and tickets for sale as well as the release of Wembley Or Bust on November 17. This video, unedited, was used multiple times on Facebook and YouTube to promote several individual North American shows.
Jeff Lynne's ELO at SSE Arena Belfast
Jeff Lynne's ELO at SSE Arena Belfast Commercial commercial
0:30 YouTube - SSE Arena Belfast November 13, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Livin' Thing and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.
Jeff Lynne's ELO at American Airlines Center Dallas
Jeff Lynne's ELO at American Airlines Center Dallas Commercial commercial
0:30 Facebook - American Airlines Center November 13, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Livin' Thing and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.
Jeff Lynne's ELO in Stockholm 2018
Jeff Lynne's ELO in Stockholm 2018 Commercial commercial
0:30 YouTube - Live Nation Sweden November 15, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Livin' Thing and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.
Jeff Lynne's ELO - 3Arena - October 25th 2018
Jeff Lynne's ELO - 3Arena - October 25th 2018 Commercial commercial
0:07 YouTube - MCD Productions November 15, 2017
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It shows some very short ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, and Mr. Blue Sky, all while an announcer in English touts the tour.
Jeff Lynne's ELO - 3Arena Dublin - October 25th 2018
Jeff Lynne's ELO - 3Arena Dublin - October 25th 2018 Commercial commercial
0:30 YouTube - MCD Productions November 15, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Livin' Thing and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.
Jeff Lynne's ELO in Germany 2018
Jeff Lynne's ELO in Germany 2018 Commercial commercial
0:20 YouTube - Live Nation GSA November 16, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Evil Woman, Livin' Thing, Don't Bring Me Down, and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in German touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album. All five German and Austrian dates are mentioned and displayed on screen.
Jeff Lynne's ELO in Copenhagen 2018
Jeff Lynne's ELO in Copenhagen 2018 Commercial commercial
0:30 YouTube - Live Nation DK November 16, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Livin' Thing and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album. Note that this is the exact same commercial as the one for Stockholm, including the announcer, with teh exception of different screen text specfic to the Copenhagen concert location, date and where to purchase.
Jeff Lynne's ELO. 3 October 2018, The SSE Hydro
Jeff Lynne's ELO. 3 October 2018, The SSE Hydro Commercial commercial
0:20 YouTube - The SSE Hydro November 20, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky, and Evil Woman, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.
Jeff Lynne's ELO at the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham on 30 September 2018
Jeff Lynne's ELO at the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham on 30 September 2018 Commercial commercial
0:20 YouTube - Motorpoint Arena November 22, 2017
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky, and Evil Woman, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.
NEW SHOW ADDED (London O2)
NEW SHOW ADDED (London O2) Commercial commercial
0:20 Facebook - Jeff Lynne Official March 19, 2018
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky, and Evil Woman, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and new show added for the O2 and the Wembley Or Bust album.
Jeff Lynne's ELO - Live at Oracle Arena on 8.2.18
Jeff Lynne's ELO - Live at Oracle Arena on 8.2.18
0:30 YouTube - Live Nation Bay Area March 29, 2018
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It shows some ELO animations and several scenes from the Wembley Or Bust concert, while featuring audio clips of Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Livin' Thing and Telephone Line, all while an announcer in English touts the tour and the Wembley Or Bust album.

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Images above kindly provided by Jon Trask (All Rights Reserved)

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Images above kindly provided by Barb Wernert
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Announcements
First announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing European dates only
First announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing European dates only
Second announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing North American and European dates
Second announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing North American and European dates
Third announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing North American and European dates and all on sale
Third announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing North American and European dates and all on sale
JEFF LYNNE'S ELO ANNOUNCES 2018 U.S. TOUR
JEFF LYNNE'S ELO ANNOUNCES 2018 U.S. TOUR
First announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing European dates only Second announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing North American and European dates Third announcement at jefflynneselo.com showing North American and European dates and all on sale JEFF LYNNE'S ELO ANNOUNCES 2018 U.S. TOUR
Live 2018 tour graphic
Live 2018 tour graphic
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Live 2018 tour graphic for North America
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Live 2018 tour graphic for North American leg of the tour
Live 2018 tour graphic for L.A. shows
Live 2018 tour graphic for L.A. shows
Live 2018 tour graphic for L.A. shows
Live 2018 tour graphic for L.A. shows
Live 2018 tour graphic for North American leg of the tour with additional dates
Live 2018 tour graphic for North American leg of the tour with additional dates
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Live 2018 tour graphic for European leg of the tour
Early Live 2018 tour graphic (missing additional dates)
Early Live 2018 tour graphic (missing additional dates)
Early Live 2018 tour graphic showing London dates
Early Live 2018 tour graphic showing London dates
Early Live 2018 tour graphic showing London dates
Early Live 2018 tour graphic showing London dates
Live 2018 tour graphic for European leg of the tour Early Live 2018 tour graphic (missing additional dates) Live 2018 tour graphic showing London dates Live 2018 tour graphic showing London dates
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Live 2018 tour graphic touting added dates
Live 2018 tour handbill for European leg of the tour showing added dates
Live 2018 tour handbill for European leg of the tour showing added dates
Live 2018 tour graphic for European leg of the tour showing added dates
Live 2018 tour graphic for European leg of the tour showing added dates
Newspaper ad for London shows
Newspaper ad for London shows
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Poster for UK shows
Poster for UK shows
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Ad for UK shows
Ad for UK shows
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Graphic for full tour
Graphic for full tour
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Jeff Lynne’s Elo Announces 2018 U.S Tour First U.S. Tour in 30+ Years
Jeff Lynne’s Elo Announces 2018 U.S Tour First U.S. Tour in 30+ Years
Jeff Lynne’s ELO Sets First U.S. Tour in Over 35 Years
Jeff Lynne’s ELO Sets First U.S. Tour in Over 35 Years
Liverpool Echo tour announcement
Liverpool Echo tour announcement
SurreyLive tour announcement
SurreyLive tour announcement
Jeff Lynne’s Elo Announces 2018 U.S Tour First U.S. Tour in 30+ Years Jeff Lynne’s ELO Sets First U.S. Tour in Over 35 Years Recap: Peter Kay tickets latest and Steps and ELO on sale now Jeff Lynne's ELO announce London date on 2018 UK arena tour - here's how to buy tickets
The Irish News tour announcement
The Irish News tour announcement
WROR 105.7 tour announcement
WROR 105.7 tour announcement
counteract tour announcement
counteract tour announcement
Austin Chronicle tour announcement
Austin Chronicle tour announcement
Now on sale: Jeff Lynne's ELO in Dublin and Belfast Jeff Lynne On What Led Him Back On Tour Jeff Lynne’s ELO add second Birmingham date to 2018 UK arena tour ELO Calling America
Brooklyn Vegan tour announcement
Brooklyn Vegan tour announcement
WMGK-FM tour announcement
WMGK-FM tour announcement
JamBase tour announcement
JamBase tour announcement
antimusic tour announcement
antimusic tour announcement
Jeff Lynne’s ELO adds additional NYC & L.A. shows to 2018 tour Two More Dates Added To Jeff Lynne’s ELO Tour Schedule Jeff Lynne’s ELO Expands First North American Tour In 30+ Years Jeff Lynne's ELO Add Dates To North American Tour (Week in Review)
The Irish News tour announcement and article
The Irish News tour announcement and article
AXS tour announcement and article
AXS tour announcement and article
Sony ticket giveaway webpage
Sony ticket giveaway webpage
Grammy tour announcement and article
Grammy tour announcement and article
ELO man Jeff Lynne on upcoming Irish gigs, his music and new DVD Jeff Lynne's ELO concert gets Showtime premiere, 2018 tour announced Sony ticket giveaway webpage Jeff Lynne's ELO Announce 2018 U.S. Tour Dates
Grammy tour announcement and article
102.9 WMGK tour announcement and article
Germany article and tour announcement from December 2017 Event magazine
Germany article and tour announcement from December 2017 Event magazine
Germany tour announcement from March 2018 Event magazine
Germany tour announcement from March 2018 Event magazine
Northampton Chronicle and Echo tour announcement
Northampton Chronicle and Echo tour announcement
Jeff Lynne On Why He Performs Under The Moniker “Jeff Lynne’s ELO” Germany article and tour announcement from December 2017 Event magazine Germany tour announcement from March 2018 Event magazine Northampton's Billy Lockett to join Jeff Lynne’s ELO on huge European and UK tour
Daily Mail UK tour review
Daily Mail UK tour review
Northampton Chronicle story on Billy Lockett opening the show
Northampton Chronicle story on Billy Lockett opening the show
Birmingham shows announcement from October 2018 What's On magazine
Birmingham shows announcement from October 2018 What's On magazine
Jeff Lynne’s ELO Announces 2018 North American Tour
Jeff Lynne’s ELO Announces 2018 North American Tour
Not long ago, the Electric Light Orchestra were just a guilty pleasure... but their renewed popularity shows the guilt always ends up rubbing off Northampton's Billy Lockett rounds off 'life-changing' ELO arena support shows with Irish gigs Birmingham shows announcement from October 2018 What's On magazine Jeff Lynne’s ELO Announces 2018 North American Tour
Jeff Lynne’s ELO add three dates to UK arena tour
Jeff Lynne’s ELO add three dates to UK arena tour
Jeff Lynne's ELO add extra shows to upcoming UK tour, here's how to get tickets
Jeff Lynne's ELO add extra shows to upcoming UK tour, here's how to get tickets
Jeff Lynne’s ELO Plays First US Tour in 30 Years – Stops in Detroit and Chicago
Jeff Lynne’s ELO Plays First US Tour in 30 Years – Stops in Detroit and Chicago
Jeff Lynne’s ELO announce 2018 tour; live film out this week
Jeff Lynne’s ELO announce 2018 tour; live film out this week
Jeff Lynne’s ELO add three dates to UK arena tour Jeff Lynne's ELO add extra shows to upcoming UK tour, here's how to get tickets Jeff Lynne’s ELO Plays First US Tour in 30 Years – Stops in Detroit and Chicago Jeff Lynne’s ELO announce 2018 tour; live film out this week
Graphic to allow early access to tickets
Graphic to allow early access to tickets
Jeff Lynne's ELO Map Out First North American Tour in over 30 Years
Jeff Lynne's ELO Map Out First North American Tour in over 30 Years
Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra Announce First U.S. Tour In 35 Years
Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra Announce First U.S. Tour In 35 Years
Jeff Lynne’s ELO adds additional North American tour dates
Jeff Lynne’s ELO adds additional North American tour dates
Graphic to allow early access to tickets Jeff Lynne's ELO Map Out First North American Tour in over 30 Years Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra Announce First U.S. Tour In 35 Years Jeff Lynne’s ELO adds additional North American tour dates
Jeff Lynne's ELO announce 2018 UK tour
Jeff Lynne's ELO announce 2018 UK tour
Jeff Lynne’s ELO confirm autumn 2018 UK arena tour
Jeff Lynne’s ELO confirm autumn 2018 UK arena tour
Magazine(?) ad for German shows
Magazine(?) ad for German shows
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Bluetooth speaker (part of VIP package)
Bluetooth speaker (part of VIP package)
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Live 2018 poster (part of VIP package)
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Live 2018 tote bag (part of VIP package)
Live 2018 tote bag (part of VIP package)
Tour mug (North American version)
Tour mug (North American version)
Tour mug (North American version)
Tour mug (North American version)
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Tour mug (European version)
Tour mug (European version)
Tour mug (European version)
Guitar pick collection
Guitar pick collection
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Keychain with Live 2018 box (part of VIP package)
Keychain with Live 2018 box (part of VIP package)
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With the box, this is exclusive to the Live 2018 show's VIP package. Without the box it was also sold to non-VIP attendees at the Live 2018 shows, the Live 2019 shows and online at jefflynneselo
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Tote bag
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Tote bag
Also sold at Live 2019 shows and online at jefflynneselo
Band/Crew Memorabilia
North AmericanLive 2018 crew t-shirt
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European Live 2018 crew t-shirt
European Live 2018 crew t-shirt
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Hi Viz Sound crew vest
Hi Viz Sound crew vest
Hi Viz Sound crew vest
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Hi Viz Video crew vest
Hi Viz Video crew vest
Hi Viz Video crew vest
Hi Viz crew vest Hi Viz Pushers crew vest Hi Viz Sound crew vest Hi Viz Video crew vest
Hi Viz Forks (forklifts) crew vest
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At Newcastle last night and the performance was superb ...!!

Been a fanboy of ELO since i heard "Beethoven" on AM radio in LA back in 73! Loved the Move's Looking On, and it was 1st album i ever bought in '70. Wife asked me for my 65th on Aug 4, "eagles or ELO concert". Replied: "ELO a hundred times over!!!" On Aug 5th i was thrilled that it WAS studio quality (one of Jeff's unfounded concerns at Wembley). Jeff's voice at 70 is still one of the cleanest, if not THE cleanest!!! Band was fantastic, vocals were spot on! As the manager says to Jeff in the Wembley video, "Brilliant"!!! NO argument here. The updated "Roll Over Beethoven" took me by surprise, but it was a ROCKIN' redo. Jeff knows best! As you can tell, i bot the Wembley or Bust BluRay the day after, on Aug 6th. Cant wait for Jeffs next gig in L.A. SIR Jeff (overdue!!), may you be like the energizer bunny......on and on and on ........!! LOVE YOU AND YOUR GREAT COMPOSITIONS MAN!!! Nick.

Definitely Jeff Lynnes E.L.O. A Brilliant show and for my Opinion, Live 2018 A Show of The Year any artist confused. Congratulations at all Members of The Band and Jeff Lynne we still prove that he is a Genius.

Tour Song Comments

Standin' In The Rain (Live 2018 Tour)
"Following a strong set by opening act Dawes, Lynne and his soundly versatile 12-piece band kicked off their headlining show with a great take on Standin in the Rain, from the 1977 commercial blockbuster Out of the Blue."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Lynne s ELO opened the 95 minute set with Standin In The Rain from 1977 s Out of the Blue album. Released at the peak of the bands popularity when they were on the short list with Led Zeppelin and Fleetwood Mac as the greatest band on earth, it wasn t even one of the five singles from the 10 million selling double album, but it's a great opener that wastes no time demonstrating the kaleidoscope of sounds in the groups catalog."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"It's not often a rock concert starts off with cellos, and they sounded great on Standin in the Rain. As black-and-white video screens flashed images of a mountain, clouds and rain..."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The group opened with Standin' in the Rain, one of five songs from Out of the Blue that was performed at the show."
Dave Lifton (August 3, 2018 - Ultimate Classic Rock review of August 2, 2018 show)

"This is not a tour for anyone looking to Lynne to revive deep tracks; he didn t wait this long to resume things not to give the (non-geek) people what they want. The only thing you d really characterize as a vintage album track was the excellent choice of opener, Standin in the Rain, presumably chosen in part because of its nifty, orchestrated prologue part, which gives the show a shot as something that briefly feels like an overture without delving into the entirety of a Fire on High. It also makes for a good bookend to Mr. Blue Sky, which closes the main set with a similarly symphonic coda,"
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"And from the crash of drums, sounds of thunder and sweeping of strings on Standin in the Rain, Lynne and ELO faced an audience ready to hear these songs. Rain [sic] is an interesting one that set the tone for the night. The song is very much a clearly defined set of parts, with time shifts, strings, a churchy choral part and some proggy keyboards. I d previously never considered that all that ornamentation is crushed into about four minutes. If you took a biopsy of Lynne s brain and sculpted it into a record, it would sound like this song."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"The opening song was Standing in the Rain [sic]. Storm clouds and lightning visuals filled five skyscraper-tall screens behind the band and the audience s thunderous applause provided a fitting sound effect to the moment."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"The show was bookended with tracks from side three of 1977 double-LP Out of the Blue, and its 'Concerto for a Rainy Day.' Standin in the Rain began the show with the orchestral flourish of Lynne s string section and crashing thunder, before launching into a driving rock groove. At the other end of the concert, Mr. Blue Sky brought the main set to its thrilling conclusion with celebratory high spirit."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"To that end, whether on the precise and methodical string-laden opener Standing in the Rain [sic] or the comparably loose, Marvin Gaye-esque R&B strut of Showdown, there was a whimsical-but-grounded precision at play."
Dan Hyman (August 16, 2018 - Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Our drive to Fort Worth, from Baird on, was in the rain. Which would be the theme. ELO opened, as in 1978, with Standin' in the Rain. A memorable line from Showdown is 'It's raining, all over the world.'"
Greg Jaklewicz (August 16, 2016 - Abilene Reporter News review of August 13, 2018 show)

"The band opened with Standin in the Rain, which gave it a chance to show off its musical chops. After that, it was hit after hit, many drawing loud 'oohs' of recognition when the first chords were heard."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The setlist for the tour is the same at all the shows. It starts with Standing in the Rain [sic] and is quickly followed by classic ELO hits Evil Woman and All Over The World."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Opening the show with Standing In The Rain [sic] (from Out Of The Blue) was a stroke of genius. It was a gentle easing way into a concert that was full of hits, emotion, and pure genius. "
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"After a short intermission, Jeff Lynne s ELO came out and immediately dropped into Standing In The Rain [sic]. The crowd rose to its feet and those on the floor remained standing."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"From the opening notes of Standin' in the Rain and on through 80 minutes of nearly nonstop hits, Lynne and his latest incarnation of ELO held the largely boomer-aged crowd rapt Friday."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)
Editor's Note: It was actually a 90 minute set.

"You could bounce a quarter off the wall of voices that made the haunting opening number Standin in the Rain purr..."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Everyone in the audience seemed to be filled with a nervous excitement, wondering if Jeff Lynne would still be able to match the standard he had set back in the day. The lights went down, and the screens flashed the ELO spaceship symbol. Despite the loud roar of the audience, Lynne and his band humbly walked out and immediately started jamming. He kicked it off with a exciting rendition of Standin in the Rain, while the colorful light show illuminated the venue, staying true to ELO s classic execution of the live shows (I mean, it is Electric LIGHT Orchestra, after all)."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"ELO took the stage of the Wells Fargo Center at approximately 9:20 p.m. The last time they did that in South Philly was Oct. 2, 1981, at the Spectrum. That particular night, according to setlist.fm, a Wikipedia-style website that tracks set lists of concerts, the band opened with Twilight. But Friday night the band opened with Standin in the Rain, before breaking into one of the band s biggest hits-- Evil Woman."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"When Jeff Lynne took the stage after over 40 years away from touring the States, he evoked a rapturous greeting. He set the scene with the haunting and dramatic Out of the Rain, [sic] crying out 'I m doing my best / But what does it get?' What he received were cheers, particularly as he segued into the classic rock staple Evil Woman. "
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"In a 90-minute performance, which is arguably rather short for such an illustrious back catalogue, set opener Standin in the Rain from 1977 s Out of the Blue sneaks its way into a setlist consisting otherwise of singles."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Kicking off with Standin' in the Rain the Electric Light Orchestra classics just kept coming, much to the delight of the packed crowd."
Unknown (October 10, 2018 - Sunderland Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Allayed [were the worries of fans] within seconds of Standin' In The Rain as the 14-piece band hit the stage in front of five vertical projection screens stretching right across the rear and two enormous video screens flanking the stage and with a lighting rig that could illuminate a small city this made for one spectacular, visual experience."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"They started with Standin In The Rain from the career-defining Out Of The Blue album..."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Then, after a very short break [after Billy Lockett] Jeff and his band took to the stage and regaled us with Standing in the Rain [sic], Evil Woman, All Over The World, Showdown and Do Ya."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

Evil Woman (Live 2018 Tour)
"[Standin' In The Rain was] then quickly followed with the fan favorite Evil Woman off ELO s fifth album, 1975 s Face the Music."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Belatedly inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017, an honor that was long overdue, the group quickly launched into more familiar territory with Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The setlist included such classic rock favorites as Telephone Line, Livin Thing and Evil Woman..."
Unknown (August 3, 2018 - Best Classic Bands review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Comfortably situated, we watched as...wham...the spaceship landed and the opening strains of Evil Woman filled the arena."
Primitive Zippo (August 6, 2018 - Swedish Flying Saucer review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Classic hits like Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya and Can t Get It Out of My Head were matched with spectacular video montages and synchronized lighting effects."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"Blasting into the night, Evil Woman embarked the historically monumental adventure into euphoria."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"The second song of the set was Evil Woman, one of the band s biggest hits. Folks couldn t clap as enthusiastically for that one as they d already filled their hands with their smartphones, steadied and aimed at the band to capture the moment for posterity."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"Evil Woman before it demanded both a sharper main vocal and a more pronounced keyboard delivering the radio staple s honking hook."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"'It's marvelous to be back after all these years,' said Lynne, flashing the first of many double thumbs-ups to the crowd after burning through 1975 chestnut Evil Woman."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Evil Woman, the night s second song, had the crowd in the palm of Lynne s hand, and it nestled there comfortably all night."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The setlist for the tour is the same at all the shows. It starts with Standing in the Rain [sic] and is quickly followed by classic ELO hits Evil Woman and All Over The World."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The song selection was what fans hoped for and expected and no one was disappointed. Evil Woman, an energetic Do Ya, Don t Bring Me Down, and emotional Wild West Hero, a brilliant version of Telephone Line and so many more."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"In the hit department, it was pretty hard to argue with the setlist that included almost everything you d want to hear at an ELO show, and the early part of the night included two of my favorite songs, Evil Woman and Showdown."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"...people come to an ELO concert to hear the hits, and this show delivered plenty, including Evil Woman and Livin' Thing."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"Towering video screens transmitted images of glaring eyes during Evil Woman and desert landscapes for Wild West Hero, while laser beams criss-crossed the arena for Shine a Little Love and that jukebox-styled spacecraft made an occasional digital flyby."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"You could bounce a quarter off... the bouncy, ebullient Evil Woman and the stop-and-start All Over the World."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Next [after Standin' In The Rain], he rolled into one of ELO s classics, Evil Woman. It only took about two full songs until I was sitting there completely awestruck by Lynne and how incredible he still sounded after all these years. Not only did he hit every high note, but he also didn t miss a single beat. A lot of the times when you go to see these older musicians, you have to hold them to a slightly lower standard, as they are typically not as tight as they were in their prime. It makes sense decades of performing and touring can surely exhaust a person. Yet, it didn t seem to be that way with Jeff Lynne. Despite his curly fro appearing to have lost some of its spunk, everything appeared to be exactly the same as what I imagine it would have been like to see him in the 70s."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Friday night the band opened with Standin in the Rain, before breaking into one of the band s biggest hits Evil Woman. Evil Woman was just one hit in a setlist that contained nearly every ELO radio hit you can imagine."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The evening s 19 songs included all of the classic rock crowd pleasers: Evil Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Sweet Talkin Woman, among them."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"[Standin' In The Rain] segued into the classic rock staple Evil Woman."
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"To the delight of the audience, song number two begins with the bombastic keys that herald Evil Woman, the song capturing a glee and energy that never falters for the duration of the evening."
Aishat (October 3, 2018 - The Modern Record review of October 3, 2018 show)

"Note-perfect versions of Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown warmed up the sell-out crowd nicely - each song defining that ELO sound, a blend of pop, rock and classical music."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"[Hit] singles do follow in quick procession; the smooth, pitch perfect falsetto of Evil Woman continuing on All Over the World, the title track of Electric Light Orchestra s 2005 greatest hits compilation."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"With a catalogue as expansive as ELO's, jam packed full of hits, every song seemed like a statement piece from Evil Woman, where the rear projections and light show really came into its own, to the glorious Sweet inspired harmonies of Do Ya and the soaring melodies of All Over The World, every song was greeted like an old friend."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"They started with Standin In The Rain from the career-defining Out Of The Blue album then raced into Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Upon a stage flanked by towering column-screens, Lynne leads them through a wonderfully-paced performance so packed to the gills with smashes that he can afford to dispense with a supremely fun Evil Woman and All Over the World inside the opening quarter-hour."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"Then, after a very short break [after Billy Lockett] Jeff and his band took to the stage and regaled us with Standing in the Rain [sic], Evil Woman, All Over The World, Showdown and Do Ya."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"This time around, the band opened their set with Standing In The Rain, a cut from 1977’s mega-selling Out Of The Blue album."
Unknown (October 24, 2018 - Rock Gigs and Blogs review of October 23, 2018 show)

"Hepburn also put a good deal of thought into choosing his gear for the ELO shows, settling on a kit that produces a slightly deader version of that classic Jeff Lynne drum sound. His toms are deep and thuddy while still featuring plenty of tone. His Ludwig Black Beauty snare is tuned to sound fat and soft around the edges, but it still packs a nice crack, giving the backbeats to Showdown and Ma-Ma-Ma Belle plenty of teeth. And the ride has a dark and lovely ping that sits quite nicely with the piano and strings on Evil Woman."
Patrick Berkery (December, 2018 - Modern Drummer)

All Over The World (Live 2018 Tour)
"Belatedly inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017, an honor that was long overdue, the group quickly launched into more familiar territory with Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Only two numbers in the set post-dated 1980 s [including] All Over the World, from the Xanadu soundtrack."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Classic hits like Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya and Can t Get It Out of My Head were matched with spectacular video montages and synchronized lighting effects."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"By the third song, the phones were tucked away to allow for dancing. All Over the World was the first to get people out of their seats and shimmying. The only song from the Xanadu soundtrack to appear in the set, it was a favorite for fans of the cult classic and gave the night a little disco pop."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"Not that Lynne s falsetto on All Over the World in the third spot didn t thrill"
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"Bassist Lee Pomeroy danced and clowned while the group diverted into disco territory with All Over the World and the hand-clapping Shine a Little Love."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The majority of the songs that comprised the hits-packed set — most notably the falsetto-laden All Over The World [and] the relatively obscure but tender Wild West Hero..."
Dan Hyman (August 16, 2018 - Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The night — despite the absence of Strange Magic pretty much included all the big hits you may remember, songs like All Over the World and Showdown, which sounded sweet as ever, and Do Ya with blasts of bright lights accompanying each power chord, making for a one-two punch of pleasure. The light show, complete with dozens of lasers, added to the experience all night."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The setlist for the tour is the same at all the shows. It starts with Standing in the Rain [sic] and is quickly followed by classic ELO hits Evil Woman and All Over The World."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"'Hello New York!' Lynne said to the sold-out show's cheering audience before the band launched into ELO's hit All Over The World from the Xanadu soundtrack. 'It's been 40 years since we played here [at Madison Square Garden] the last time.'"
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"You could bounce a quarter off... the bouncy, ebullient Evil Woman and the stop-and-start All Over the World. [...] The second thing was that for all his trebly, Beatles-y highs, chirps and improbable three-hooks-at a-time pop, there is Lynne s love of disco and danceable, four-on-the-floor rhythm. With that, the tom-tom heavy Showdown, the mirror ball-glittering Shine a Little Love, and even the aforementioned All Over the World, grooved and beguiled in a Rodney s English Disco fashion that will always bring white people to any dancefloor."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The next, song All Over the World provided an upbeat, disco twist that kept the energy up. The drums sounded great on this one although they were just a little bit too loud, as the bass sounded a bit drowned out. Nevertheless, this was an exciting song to see performed live, and it made me feel like I had been transported to a 1970 s nightclub."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"A pleasant surprise was the inclusion of All Over the World, particularly since Lynne and ELO resisted even mentioning their Xanadu contributions for many years. Audience members of a certain age immediately recognized the track and danced, reveling in the instant nostalgia."
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Note-perfect versions of Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown warmed up the sell-out crowd nicely - each song defining that ELO sound, a blend of pop, rock and classical music."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"With a catalogue as expansive as ELO's, jam packed full of hits, every song seemed like a statement piece from Evil Woman, where the rear projections and light show really came into its own, to the glorious Sweet inspired harmonies of Do Ya and the soaring melodies of All Over The World, every song was greeted like an old friend."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"They started with Standin In The Rain from the career-defining Out Of The Blue album then raced into Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"[Hit] singles do follow in quick procession; the smooth, pitch perfect falsetto of Evil Woman continuing on All Over the World, the title track of Electric Light Orchestra s 2005 greatest hits compilation."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Upon a stage flanked by towering column-screens, Lynne leads them through a wonderfully-paced performance so packed to the gills with smashes that he can afford to dispense with a supremely fun Evil Woman and All Over the World inside the opening quarter-hour."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"Then, after a very short break [after Billy Lockett] Jeff and his band took to the stage and regaled us with Standing in the Rain [sic], Evil Woman, All Over The World, Showdown and Do Ya."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

Showdown (Live 2018 Tour)
"As the evening progressed, and the setlist continued through such gems as Showdown and Livin Thing, it was hard not to marvel at how innovative this music was for its era. The band was just so far ahead of its time in the 70s and 80s, peddling a heady mix of rock, pop and classical that was both artsy and radio friendly."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Belatedly inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017, an honor that was long overdue, the group quickly launched into more familiar territory with Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The strings and keys generated a particularly intriguing sound on Showdown and (obviously) 10538 Overture, the first song from the first record, way back in 1971."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"From [All Over The World], Lynne moved down the line to Showdown, which allowed him to boast some blues guitar acumen."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"To that end, whether on the precise and methodical string-laden opener Standing in the Rain [sic] or the comparably loose, Marvin Gaye-esque R&B strut of Showdown, there was a whimsical-but-grounded precision at play."
Dan Hyman (August 16, 2018 - Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The night — despite the absence of Strange Magic pretty much included all the big hits you may remember, songs like All Over the World and Showdown, which sounded sweet as ever, and Do Ya with blasts of bright lights accompanying each power chord, making for a one-two punch of pleasure. The light show, complete with dozens of lasers, added to the experience all night."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"In the hit department, it was pretty hard to argue with the setlist that included almost everything you d want to hear at an ELO show, and the early part of the night included two of my favorite songs, Evil Woman and Showdown."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Lynne tore off a crisp, concise guitar solo on Showdown..."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The second thing was that for all his trebly, Beatles-y highs, chirps and improbable three-hooks-at a-time pop, there is Lynne s love of disco and danceable, four-on-the-floor rhythm. With that, the tom-tom heavy Showdown, the mirror ball-glittering Shine a Little Love, and even the aforementioned All Over the World, grooved and beguiled in a Rodney s English Disco fashion that will always bring white people to any dancefloor."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"After watching Lynne absolutely kill the solo in Showdown, the audience s energy spiked up once again upon hearing that main riff of Do Ya."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Note-perfect versions of Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown warmed up the sell-out crowd nicely - each song defining that ELO sound, a blend of pop, rock and classical music."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"They started with Standin In The Rain from the career-defining Out Of The Blue album then raced into Evil Woman, All Over The World and Showdown."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Then, after a very short break [after Billy Lockett] Jeff and his band took to the stage and regaled us with Standing in the Rain [sic], Evil Woman, All Over The World, Showdown and Do Ya."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"Hepburn also put a good deal of thought into choosing his gear for the ELO shows, settling on a kit that produces a slightly deader version of that classic Jeff Lynne drum sound. His toms are deep and thuddy while still featuring plenty of tone. His Ludwig Black Beauty snare is tuned to sound fat and soft around the edges, but it still packs a nice crack, giving the backbeats to Showdown and Ma-Ma-Ma Belle plenty of teeth."
Patrick Berkery (December, 2018 - Modern Drummer)

Do Ya (Live 2018 Tour)
"The night was, of course, rich with nostalgia for the 70s and 80s, as thousands of fans with grey hair or, in my case, no hair sang along with gusto to such blasts from the past as Rockaria! and Do Ya, which was originally recorded by Lynne s earlier band, The Move."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"[ELO performed] Do Ya from 1976 s A New World Record, a tune originally recorded in 1972 by Lynne s previous band 'The Move,'"
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The evening also included covers of the Move's Lynne-penned Do Ya and Chuck Berry's Roll Over Beethoven, both of which were hits for ELO..."
Dave Lifton (August 3, 2018 - Ultimate Classic Rock review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Do Ya, originally a song by Lynne s prior band, The Move, and the early ELO pop masterpiece 10538 Overture, were both rocking and rollicking, scream out loud anthems, both bringing a nostalgic tear to the old eye."
Primitive Zippo (August 6, 2018 - Swedish Flying Saucer review of August 5, 2018 show)

"One swell addition to the set since then, besides Handle With Care: Do Ya, the outright rocker from Lynne s original band, the Move, that got revived as an ELO hit years later. (Todd Rundgren s Utopia, who covered the song between the Move and ELO versions, have also been reviving their version on tour; it's a good year to be alive if you live for that riff.) The addition serves as a nice reminder of Lynne s less remarked-upon side, as a guitar hero, something he only let seep out from around the edges in ELO. "
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Classic hits like Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya and Can t Get It Out of My Head were matched with spectacular video montages and synchronized lighting effects."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"Other songs shot more obviously and directly for the heart. Like Do Ya a song Lynne wrote and recorded with The Move and then swiped from his self to great effect. He created a sort of shadow disco anthem with a simplistic and rousing chorus: 'Do ya, do ya want my love.' This being a Lynne production, my ear kept going to the strings, applied not as decoration but as part of the song s engine."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"Riff rocket Do Ya thudded damp and moldy, later outdone by Don t Bring Me Down..."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"The night — despite the absence of Strange Magic pretty much included all the big hits you may remember, songs like All Over the World and Showdown, which sounded sweet as ever, and Do Ya with blasts of bright lights accompanying each power chord, making for a one-two punch of pleasure. The light show, complete with dozens of lasers, added to the experience all night."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The concert is nineteen songs that you know, love and can sing along...a lot of that going on! Highlights included Do Ya, Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky and as Lynne said, 'his other band', The Traveling Wilbury's Handle With Care."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The song selection was what fans hoped for and expected and no one was disappointed. Evil Woman, an energetic Do Ya, Don t Bring Me Down, and emotional Wild West Hero, a brilliant version of Telephone Line and so many more."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"Though I did not time each track, I ll bet a buck each tune didn t last longer than its original album rendition which, in-and-of-itself created an even greater bond of familiarity between Lynne and his audience of old. Crisp tart rockers such as Do Ya, and swirlers like the gypsy violin-led Livin Thing could not have lasted longer than four minutes each, then out. As it should be."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"With a catalogue as expansive as ELO's, jam packed full of hits, every song seemed like a statement piece from Evil Woman, where the rear projections and light show really came into its own, to the glorious Sweet inspired harmonies of Do Ya and the soaring melodies of All Over The World, every song was greeted like an old friend."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Another of Lynne s musical projects, The Move, also get a slice of the limelight with the riff-heavy Do Ya."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Then, after a very short break [after Billy Lockett] Jeff and his band took to the stage and regaled us with Standing in the Rain [sic], Evil Woman, All Over The World, Showdown and Do Ya."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"If you haven t seen the band live, you can refer to 2017 s Wembley or Bust live album and film to check out Hepburn s faithful and masterful piloting of Lynne s vehicle. Hepburn takes an 'If it ain t broke, don t fix it' approach, replicating with loving accuracy original ELO drummer Bev Bevan s graceful, tumbling fills in Telephone Line, the fouron-the-floor pulse and snappy snare licks of Shine a Little Love, and the brawny groove of Do Ya. He holds it all down with a deep pocket that gives the songs a familiar yet contemporary vibe not unlike the energy Abe Laboriel Jr. brings to Paul McCartney s live show."
Patrick Berkery (December, 2018 - Modern Drummer)

When I Was A Boy (Live 2018 Tour)
"Yet, Lynne and company also took time to showcase what they ve been up too more recently, performing When I Was a Boy from the band s most recent (and 13th overall) studio full-length, 2015 s Alone in the Universe. It's a strong offering, which finds Lynne at his most McCartney-like to date which is really saying something for an artist who has been channeling the Fab Four for basically his whole career."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"[Do Ya] was followed by When I Was a Boy from 2015 s Alive In The Universe [sic], their 13th and most recent studio album."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Lynne s evocative new (2015) tune When I Was a Boy, a lovely piano ballad, sounded like vintage Beatles (Lynne has famously collaborated with them all except John Lennon)..."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The 20-song set list (which you can see below) was heavy on hits and included only one song from the 2015 album, Alone in the Universe -- When I Was a Boy."
Dave Lifton (August 3, 2018 - Ultimate Classic Rock review of August 2, 2018 show)

"One [of the post-dated 1980 s songs] was the wistful When I Was a Boy, the sole inclusion from the pair of 21st century albums that have found Lynne picking up the ELO name again."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"The song that captured the essence of the evening had been played about an hour earlier [When I Was A Boy]. When I Was a Boy must be one of the greatest songs written about how it feels to love music. It's a sweet throwback tune that allows Lynne, a music legend, to recall how it all started. In the day and age of D.I.Y. music, where independent artists lean on Bandcamp and everyone with a video recording device can upload their performances to YouTube, one might consider the quaintness of the song pass . It isn't. No matter how a musician finds an audience, the trek begins with the dream Lynne sings about in the poignant song, the dream that steers one away from chores or workaday business to seek musical greatness. It nearly brought a tear to these eyes hearing it live and personally knowing so many musicians who are pursuing the dream. It was as close to gospel as one can get at a good, old-fashioned rock n roll extravaganza. "
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"[Alone in the Universe] opener When I Was a Boy rang sixth in an 18-song, 85-minute main set at the American Airlines Arena to start the week. Every seat in every last row kissing the arena ceiling appeared occupied."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"The same [nostalgia] mood inhabited When I Was a Boy from 2015 s Alone in the Universe album."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"[Also played was] When I Was A Boy, the sole inclusion on Wednesday from the two albums he s released this century under the ELO moniker would play better in a theater than via an arena s fuzzy public announcement system."
Dan Hyman (August 16, 2018 - Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Six songs in, Lynne cooled things off with the pretty ballad When I Was a Boy, which was 'from the last album,' the 2015 release Alone in the Universe."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"He performed When I Was A Boy from the most recent studio album Alone In The Universe..."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"There was only one song from from the 2015 s Alone in the Universe (When I Was a Boy)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"The 19-song, 90-minute set that Jeff Lynne's ELO is performing on this tour does an admirable job of covering ELO's songs from the band's first album (10538 Overture) to the latest album (When I Was A Boy from 2015's Alone In The Universe)."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"After the playful energy of Do Ya, Lynne slowed things down for the introspective ballad, When I Was a Boy. There was something especially powerful about seeing this one live. Here was an old, wise, Jeff Lynne right in front of you sharing his thoughts that seem to be more relatable the older you get how simple everything seemed to be when we were young."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"While the setlist leaned heavily on the hits, Jeff Lynne included some poignant moments from lesser-known tracks, most notably When I Was a Boy from 2015 s album Alone in the Universe. Clearly an autobiographical track, the song featured Lynne s story of his childhood dreams. "
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Despite knocking about with giants, Lynne is pointedly not one for anecdotes. The closest thing he gets to baring his soul is the relatively new song When I Was a Boy, a misty-eyed but sure-footed piano ballad wisely followed by the vaunting Livin Thing, a deathless hit that seemingly electroshocks the entire crowd to their feet."
Graeme Virtue (October 4, 2018 - The Guardian review of October 3, 2018 concert)

"Other songs to be well received were the autobiographical When I Was A Boy, a stirring rendition of Don t Bring Me Down and of course, the film soundtrack favourite Mr. Blue Sky."
Michael Kealy (October 26, 2018 - Hot Press review of October 25, 2018 show)

Livin' Thing (Live 2018 Tour)
"As the evening progressed, and the setlist continued through such gems as Showdown and Livin Thing, it was hard not to marvel at how innovative this music was for its era. The band was just so far ahead of its time in the 70s and 80s, peddling a heady mix of rock, pop and classical that was both artsy and radio friendly."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Next up, Livin Thing and Rockaria! from New World Record [sic] sandwiched a priceless rendition of The Wilburys Handle With Care..."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Violinist Langley had a thrilling solo at the start of Livin Thing..."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The setlist included such classic rock favorites as Telephone Line, Livin Thing and Evil Woman..."
Unknown (August 3, 2018 - Best Classic Bands review of August 2, 2018 show)

"I ve always dug Livin Thing. The haunting ghost vocal wailing ('I m takin a dive... off the stage'), the caution from the backing singers ('Don t you do it / Don t you do it') and the rest of the lyrics describing an extreme sense of hopelessness weighed against the drive to find the will to live."
Primitive Zippo (August 6, 2018 - Swedish Flying Saucer review of August 5, 2018 show)

"It felt a little anticlimactic to hear [Livin' Thing] early in the set, but it was even more disappointing not to hear [Strange Magic] at all."
Lina Lecaro (August 7, 2018 - LA Weekly review of August 4 & 5, 2018 shows)

"For Livin Thing, violinist Rosie Langley was under a spotlight for the dramatic opening solo."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"I was particularly impressed with how the songs had their visceral moments little vocal parts on Living Thing [sic] and Don t Bring Me Down that invited 18,000 backing vocalists despite the careful orchestration. So I d find myself compelled to join the masses chanting 'a-woo ooo' and 'groos!' on the latter while simultaneously admiring the careful way Lynne juxtaposes strings against the more traditional rock band at stage center."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"The string section sounded electronically augmented, but violinist Rosie Langley centerstage during Livin Thing kicked up some vintage moon dust."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"The set emphasized ELO s late-70s hit-making heyday with songs like Livin Thing from 1976 s A New World Record."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"I really enjoyed Livin Thing, with the violinist at the front of the stage, flanking Lynne as he strummed his acoustic guitar. He was not shy about sharing the spotlight as each band member had their moments to shine"
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Individual band members were highlighted during the evening, including... Rose Langley s beautiful violin playing on Livin Thing..."
Shawn Mullins (August 21, 2018 - InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 show)

"...people come to an ELO concert to hear the hits, and this show delivered plenty, including Evil Woman and Livin' Thing."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"Speaking of first notes from an instrument, as soon as the violin introduction of Livin Thing hit the crowd went absolutely wild. Moments like that make you appreciate that Lynne decided to resurrect ELO into this new version and bring these songs to fans that have been waiting such a long time to see them."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Lynne tore off a crisp, concise guitar solo on Showdown, but he was just as happy to yield the spotlight: to violinist Rosie Langley on Livin' Thing..."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Though I did not time each track, I ll bet a buck each tune didn t last longer than its original album rendition which, in-and-of-itself created an even greater bond of familiarity between Lynne and his audience of old. Crisp tart rockers such as Do Ya, and swirlers like the gypsy violin-led Livin Thing could not have lasted longer than four minutes each, then out. As it should be."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The next song, Livin Thing, was perhaps one of my favorite songs of the night. Seeing this song live gave me a chance to see just how the orchestra interacts with the rest of the band, and how full the song is because of it. The main violinist took center stage right next to Lynne and was in the spotlight for a lot of the song. Seeing the violinist play that powerful intro, and then transitioning into the upbeat plucking made me appreciate the song so much more than I had before."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn to Stone were all performed for Philadelphians Friday night, all before the show closed with Mr. Blue Sky."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Violinist Rosie Langley took center stage to lead the way on Livin Thing."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Nothing on the radio today sounds like Can t Get It Out of My Head or Living Thing [sic], with the songs sounding as if they could have been recorded today, despite being products of the 1970s. "
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"From the goosebump-inducing harmonies of Livin Thing to the perenially cheerful Mr. Blue Sky, and the swaggering Don t Bring Me Down, all the hits are present and accounted for, and played with vivacity and finesse."
Aishat (October 3, 2018 - The Modern Record review of October 3, 2018 show)

"Despite knocking about with giants, Lynne is pointedly not one for anecdotes. The closest thing he gets to baring his soul is the relatively new song When I Was a Boy, a misty-eyed but sure-footed piano ballad wisely followed by the vaunting Livin Thing, a deathless hit that seemingly electroshocks the entire crowd to their feet."
Graeme Virtue (October 4, 2018 - The Guardian review of October 3, 2018 concert)

"Living Thing [sic], complete with spectacular video graphics backdrop, was next."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"A visual experience a much as a auditory one, ELO transformed the huge arena show into an intimate gig, with classics like Sweet Talkin Woman and Livin Thing, mixed with nostalgic Travelling Wilburys hits."
Elle May Rice (October 24, 2018 - Liverpool Echo review of October 23, 2018 show)

Handle With Care (Live 2018 Tour)
"The vocalist-guitarist also turned the spotlight on his other band, the Traveling Wilburys, crooning through a spot-on take of Handle With Care while images of his fellow Wilburys Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty were shown on the screens at the back of the stage."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Next up, Livin Thing and Rockaria! from New World Record [sic] sandwiched a priceless rendition of The Wilburys Handle With Care as images of the the elite bands members flashed on the screens behind the the stage. If ever there was a true supergroup, The Wilburys were it. Also produced by Lynne, the far too short-lived quintet only released two albums prior to Orbison s untimely death from a heart attack in 1988 at the age of 52."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Singer Hornal joyously did the Roy Orbison part in Handle With Care, the tune by the Traveling Wilburys, which Lynne called my other group.' In the background, a video flashing images of the Wilburys (Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, George Harrison) alternated with groovy psychedelic designs."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The evening also included... Handle With Care, a song by Lynne's '80s supergroup the Traveling Wilburys."
Dave Lifton (August 3, 2018 - Ultimate Classic Rock review of August 2, 2018 show)

"For Handle With Care, from Lynne s former supergroup, the Traveling Wilburys, photos of his former bandmates George Harrison, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison were on the screens. (Incredibly, only Lynne and Dylan remain.)"
Unknown (August 3, 2018 - Best Classic Bands review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The other was a song 'from my other band,' the Traveling Wilburys Handle With Care, which had Lynne handling most of the vocals that were dispersed among the supergroup on the verses, but leaving the chorus to backing vocalist Iain Hornal. Lynne, being a smart man, knows he can fill in for George Harrison, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan but not for Roy Orbison. The song was a reminder that Lynne had a rich musical life in the years he abandoned the ELO brand and even making solo albums, though the real testament to that was in the pre-show PA selections, which consisted of tracks Lynne worked on as a super-producer after switching careers."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"The Forum did get another very special number Lynne didn't do during his last L.A. dates: a rollicking rendition of Handle With Care by 'his other band,' as he called it, The Traveling Wilburys. Just to remind everyone how epic that lineup was, the number featured video footage of members George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison singing along. The fact that only Lynne and Dylan are still alive made for a bittersweet moment in the show, but it was also a reminder that our rock gods must be appreciated while they still have the desire to share."
Lina Lecaro (August 7, 2018 - LA Weekly review of August 4 & 5, 2018 shows)

"Handle With Care, a Traveling Wilburys classic that Lynne introduced as 'a little song by another group I was in' came next. While the band played the crowd favorite, the video wall showed images of Wilburys bandmates Tom Petty, George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Bob Dylan."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"ELO made every livin thing hit home in the cosmos with classics such as Can t Get It Out Of My Head, Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone, 10538 Overture, Shine A Little Love and threw it back to Handle With Care from his glorified Traveling Wilburys moments."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"He s a member of The Traveling Wilburys, so we got Handle With Care, to recall that period."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"'Now we re gonna do one by my other group, which is called the Traveling Wilburys,' said Lynne, introducing the jangling Handle With Care. As screens behind the stage showed footage of the band, cheers erupted at the sight of dearly departed Tom Petty and beloved Beatle George Harrison."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Lynne paid tribute to [the Traveling Wilburys] by playing Handle With Care. Various band members picked up the vocals of Dylan, Petty, Harrison and Orbison. The song was received warmly and did sound great. Playing a video of the Wilburys was a very nice touch. Man, now that would have been an amazing tour."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The concert is nineteen songs that you know, love and can sing along...a lot of that going on! Highlights included Do Ya, Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky and as Lynne said, 'his other band', The Traveling Wilbury's Handle With Care."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"He performed... a performance of a song 'from [his] other band,' The Traveling Wilburys. The reaction to Handle With Care was nothing short of explosive and the performance was astounding, complete with videos of his bandmates on the screens behind. [..] A word about Lynne s ELO. His band was remarkable, especially Iain Hornal, who provided excellent vocals and a surprisingly faithful performance of Roy Orbison during Handle With Care. But the band as a whole was tight and provided the perfect "
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"Individual band members were highlighted during the evening, including... guitarist/backing vocalist Iain Hornal s superb job with Roy Orbison s solo in the Traveling Wilburys , Handle With Care."
Shawn Mullins (August 21, 2018 - InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 show)

"They did a Travelling Wilburys song, too (Handle With Care with backing vocalist/guitarist Iain Hornal doing a pretty good Roy Orbison)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"The biggest change to the setlist is the inclusion of the Traveling Wilburys song Handle With Care, with Lynne doing the vocals originally sung by George Harrison and Tom Petty, while ELO backup singer Iain Hornal does the higher-range lines originally sung by Roy Orbison. As video footage of the Traveling Wilburys played in the background, it was a poignant reminder and Lynne and Bob Dylan are now the only surviving members of the Traveling Wilburys. Seeing Handle With Care being performed live by a member of the Traveling Wilburys is a special treat that many fans will never forget."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"'Here s one from that other band I was in, The Traveling Wilburys,' Lynne said and before he could say Handle With Care the crowd had cheered loudly."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Introducing a song by 'my other band,' Lynne launched into the Traveling Wilburys' Handle With Care, roars from the crowd greeting poignant images of his late bandmates George Harrison and, especially, Tom Petty."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Lynne held the stage with his 13-piece orchestra, complete with background singers and a vocalist, Iain Hornal, who not only shared in co-leads with ELO s captain, but did a handsome take on Roy Orbison s lilting high voice during the surprise Travelling Wilburys song, Handle With Care."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Another song that I gained a deeper appreciation for was Handle With Care. This is a song from Lynne s supergroup, The Traveling Wilbury s, which consisted of Lynne, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty. A montage containing old footage of the group played in the background while he performed, which added a wholesome, nostalgic feeling to the performance."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"However, there was one part of the show that aesthetically stood out. During the band s rendition of Handle With Care a song originally written by Lynne s other band, the Traveling Wilburys? ?the screens flashed images of other former members of the Wilburys, including George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty. The audience recognized the homage and cheered loudly, particularly for the recently deceased Petty."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Mid-set, when they performed the Wilburys best known song, Handle With Care, no doubt many in the audience s thoughts went to the now-three departed members of the group: George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Another emotional moment came when Jeff Lynne saluted his 'other band': the Traveling Wilburys. Images of Roy Orbison, George Harrison, and Tom Petty flashed behind him as he played Handle with Care. While the others were sorely missed, Lynne s tribute exuded honesty and affection. Not surprisingly, the audience responded accordingly."
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Handle With Care nods to Lynne s time with supernova supergroup the Traveling Wilburys, accompanied by frazzled vintage footage of Dylan, Petty, Harrison and Orbison. But despite knocking about with giants, Lynne is pointedly not one for anecdotes."
Graeme Virtue (October 4, 2018 - The Guardian review of October 3, 2018 concert)

"Then a number from one of Lynne s collaborations away from ELO. The 70-year-old Brummie was a co-founder and member of much-loved supergroup The Travelling Wilburys alongside Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison and Tom Petty. The Wilburys Handle With Care went down a storm in Newcastle."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The band also treated fans to a song by supergroup The Traveling Wilburys, of which Jeff was a member - Handle Me With Care [sic]. This was a particular, unexpected highlight and the male backing vocalist simply astounded with his rendition of the part originally sang by world-renowned singing idol Roy Orbison."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Mid-way through the set, Lynne gives a modest nod to his 'other band' The Travelling Wilburys known as a supergroup to you and me with a cover of Handle With Care..."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Lynne also threw in a song, Handle With Care, from his other band, The Traveling Wilburys."
Unknown (October 10, 2018 - Sunderland Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"A particular treat was a bouncing version of Handle With Care, a song Lynne recorded with his 'other band' the Traveling Wilburys."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"In deference to his advancing years, Lynne leans on backing vocalist Iain Hornal for some of the more vigorous delivers in Handle with Care and Rockaria!."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"I still do one song onstage on the new tour: Handle With Care, just to remind you of the Wilburys and show them a little bit of the Wilburys footage on the screen in the back. The crowds always love that. They love to hear that one."
Jeff Lynne (October 19, 2018 - Billboard)

"Lynne even reached back to his Traveling Wilburys days to play Handle With Care; with supplementary vocal from Iain Hornal."
Unknown (October 24, 2018 - Rock Gigs and Blogs review of October 23, 2018 show)

"Highlights of the night included Handle With Care the only song he played from his time with supergroup The Travelling Willbury s. Images of his former bandmates appeared across the backdrop behind."
Michael Kealy (October 26, 2018 - Hot Press review of October 25, 2018 show)

Rockaria! (Live 2018 Tour)
"The night was, of course, rich with nostalgia for the 70s and 80s, as thousands of fans with grey hair or, in my case, no hair sang along with gusto to such blasts from the past as Rockaria! and Do Ya, which was originally recorded by Lynne s earlier band, The Move."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Next up, Livin Thing and Rockaria! from New World Record [sic] sandwiched a priceless rendition of The Wilburys Handle With Care..."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Chuck Berry borrows Rockaria!..."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"A backing band of twelve accomplished players and younger bucks lashed into the rollicking Rockaria!, led by Melanie Lewis McDonald s operatic soprano."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Individual band members were highlighted during the evening, including Melanie Lewis McDonald s gorgeous voice in the operatic section of Rockaria..."
Shawn Mullins (August 21, 2018 - InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Lynne tore off a crisp, concise guitar solo on Showdown, but he was just as happy to yield the spotlight: to... backing vocalist Melanie Lewis McDonald for the operatic strains of Rockaria! one song where the band's usual bombast slips into outright silliness."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"There were individual moments within several songs that really stood out. Melanie Lewis-McDonald sang the operatic parts beautifully on the aptly titled Rockaria."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"With the band gelling perfectly, amid dramatic light show and laser beams, the hits came thick and fast. Rockaria, Last Train To London, Shine A Little Love, and more."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The female backing singer shone brightly too as she stunned with outstanding soprano vocals on Rockaria, as lasers shot out over the crowd."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Their versatility is most notable switching from the operatic opening and rockabilly of Rockaria! through to the funk bassline of Last Train to London and the psych-rock, Beatles-tinged 10538 Overture one after the other."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"In deference to his advancing years, Lynne leans on backing vocalist Iain Hornal for some of the more vigorous delivers in Handle with Care and Rockaria!."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

Can't Get It Out Of My Head (Live 2018 Tour)
"That was definitely the case with Can t Get It Out of My Head, a gorgeous ballad that mixes symphonic flourishes, rich pop sensibilities and a prog-rock feel in breathtaking ways."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Their dreamy first US top 10 single, 1974 s Can t Get It Out of My Head proceeded a performance of the first single they ever released, the hard-rocking orchestrated psychedelic gem 10358 Overture from their self-titled debut album."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Things slowed down for Can t Get It Out of My Head and Telephone Line..."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The setlist included... earlier songs like Can t Get it Out of My Head from 1974 s brilliant Eldorado"
Unknown (August 3, 2018 - Best Classic Bands review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Can t Get It Out of My Head isn t just a signature song title, it's a 40-year-plus affliction for a lot of fans, whose itch to hear this music played live by something other than a tribute band has gone egregiously unscratched."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Classic hits like Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya and Can t Get It Out of My Head were matched with spectacular video montages and synchronized lighting effects."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"ELO made every livin thing hit home in the cosmos with classics such as Can t Get It Out Of My Head, Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone, 10538 Overture, Shine A Little Love and threw it back to Handle With Care from his glorified Traveling Wilburys moments."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"He s worked with every member of The Beatles and their influence is all over ELO tracks like Can t Get it Out of My Head, which was a neat sing along for last night s audience. Y all actually sounded pretty good."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"Ballads fared no better, Can t Get It Out of My Head falling flat behind Lynne and Telephone Line missing that pre-cellular zing of the original."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"Lynne s familiar voice took the 70s nostalgia of ballads like the melancholy Telephone Line and winsome daydream Can t Get it Out of My Head and made it seem timeless instead."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Can t Get It Out Of My Head, a crowd favorite (weren t they all), beautifully showcased the string players and keyboardists"
Shawn Mullins (August 21, 2018 - InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Despite the racing opulence of 10538 Overture, or the richly comported sadness of Can t Get It Out of My Head, each song was diamond-cut sharp and sniper target worthy. [...] Sans a drop of echo or reverb on the pulsing Can t Get it Out of My Head, Lynne s melancholy was palpable to the point of dejection."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The keyboards on Can t Get it Out of My Head by Marcus Byrne and Jo Webb were standouts."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"While he enthusiastically delivered the fun, uptempo rockers like Turn to Stone and Don t Bring Me Down, it was the fantastical Can t Get It Out of My Head that transported fans to another place, its beautiful chord changes and Lynne s lilting voice proving that ELO s music has aged remarkably well. Nothing on the radio today sounds like Can t Get It Out of My Head or Living Thing [sic], with the songs sounding as if they could have been recorded today, despite being products of the 1970s. "
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

Last Train To London (Live 2018 Tour)
"With the band gelling perfectly, amid dramatic light show and laser beams, the hits came thick and fast. Rockaria, Last Train To London, Shine A Little Love, and more."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"There's... the pure pop of Last Train To London and Sweet Talkin Woman..."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Their versatility is most notable switching from the operatic opening and rockabilly of Rockaria! through to the funk bassline of Last Train to London and the psych-rock, Beatles-tinged 10538 Overture one after the other."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

10538 Overture (Live 2018 Tour)
"Their dreamy first US top 10 single, 1974 s Can t Get It Out of My Head proceeded a performance of the first single they ever released, the hard-rocking orchestrated psychedelic gem 10358 Overture from their self-titled debut album."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The band did ELO s first single, 1972 s 10538 Overture (with more great cellos)."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"One transition in particular in the setlist nicely pointed up the breadth that Lynne managed to cover in the 70s with ELO. It was probably just coincidence that he juxtaposed two such opposite songs, but it was a kick hearing the ensemble segue from the debut album s 10538 Overture to 1979 s Shine a Little Love. The former number belied Electric Light Orchestra s original intent, which was basically to turn the cello-laden outro of the Beatles I Am the Walrus into a whole ethos, for an album or three."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Do Ya, originally a song by Lynne s prior band, The Move, and the early ELO pop masterpiece 10538 Overture, were both rocking and rollicking, scream out loud anthems, both bringing a nostalgic tear to the old eye. [...] 10538 reminded me that Cheap Trick were hugely influenced by ELO and stole the opening of that song for their Downed."
Primitive Zippo (August 6, 2018 - Swedish Flying Saucer review of August 5, 2018 show)

"ELO made every livin thing hit home in the cosmos with classics such as Can t Get It Out Of My Head, Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone, 10538 Overture, Shine A Little Love and threw it back to Handle With Care from his glorified Traveling Wilburys moments."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"The strings and keys generated a particularly intriguing sound on Showdown and (obviously) 10538 Overture, the first song from the first record, way back in 1971."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"The famous Electric Light Orchestra jukebox spaceship descended upon the Chicago area for the first time in 37 years on Wednesday, when Jeff Lynne brought his innovative fusion of rock, pop and classical elements to Rosemont. Generations of fans packed Allstate Arena to capacity, ranging from septuagenarians who knew every word of 10538 Overture from ELO s 1972 debut to kids who discovered Mr. Blue Sky alongside dancing baby Groot in last year s Guardians of the Galaxy film."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Even near the end of the cello-drenched 10538 Overture, as Lynne took center stage flanked by three guitarists near the song s propulsive conclusion, what might otherwise have felt like a loose, extravagant rock star moment for other musicians of his ilk instead played as well-rehearsed and exacting, if not a bit anti-climatic."
Dan Hyman (August 16, 2018 - Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show)

"There were some surprises, 10538 Orchestra (their first single, a hit only in the U.K) and Xanadu, a song written by Lynne but originally released by Olivia Newton John. Both of these were welcome additions and they both came off perfectly."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"10538 Overture culminated with a jam that included Lynne, musical director Mike Stevens, lead guitarist Milton McDonald and bassist Lee Pomeroy. "
Shawn Mullins (August 21, 2018 - InFocusVisions review of August 21, 2018 show)

"The 19-song, 90-minute set that Jeff Lynne's ELO is performing on this tour does an admirable job of covering ELO's songs from the band's first album (10538 Overture) to the latest album (When I Was A Boy from 2015's Alone In The Universe)."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"Despite the racing opulence of 10538 Overture, or the richly comported sadness of Can t Get It Out of My Head, each song was diamond-cut sharp and sniper target worthy."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Another epic performance was during the song, 10538 Overture. Lynne whipped out his beautiful Les Paul that had a tone so incredible that it left me feeling hypnotized, completely unable to focus on any other aspects of the song. Lynne extended the instrumental interlude part of the song and was joined by his three other guitarists, switching off solos and different rhythms, which was exciting to watch."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"For 10538 Overture, Lynne, his musical director Mike Stevens, lead guitarist Milton McDonald and guitarist Iain Hornal were up front, together, for the closing jam."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"There s the Beatle-esque rock n roll of 10538 Overture..."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Their versatility is most notable switching from the operatic opening and rockabilly of Rockaria! through to the funk bassline of Last Train to London and the psych-rock, Beatles-tinged 10538 Overture one after the other."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"One of my favourite moments was the performance of 10538 Overture, a number we didn’t get last time."
Unknown (October 24, 2018 - Rock Gigs and Blogs review of October 23, 2018 show)

Xanadu (Live 2018 Tour)
"The group would also play Xanadu and well, OK, so not everything ELO has done has aged incredibly well. Still, it was fun to hear the title track to this beloved camp classic from 1980 starring Olivia Newton-John."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"ELO s brief dalliance with disco was then represented with the 1979- 80 cuts Xanadu and Shine a Little Love from the criminally underrated Discovery album."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The setlist included... the forgettable Xanadu from the hard-to-forget 1980 musical film."
Unknown (August 3, 2018 - Best Classic Bands review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The title song of that [Xanadu] OST was performed on opening night in Oakland last week, too, then dropped sorry, synth-pop roller-boogie buffs, and Lisa Loeb, who lamented its absence after the show."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"There were some surprises, 10538 Orchestra (their first single, a hit only in the U.K) and Xanadu, a song written by Lynne but originally released by Olivia Newton John. Both of these were welcome additions and they both came off perfectly."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"While I wish we d gotten Xanadu (which they are playing on this tour) and Strange Magic, we got pretty much everything else..."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

Shine A Little Love (Live 2018 Tour)
"ELO s brief dalliance with disco was then represented with the 1979- 80 cuts Xanadu and Shine a Little Love from the criminally underrated Discovery album."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"One transition in particular in the setlist nicely pointed up the breadth that Lynne managed to cover in the 70s with ELO. It was probably just coincidence that he juxtaposed two such opposite songs, but it was a kick hearing the ensemble segue from the debut album s 10538 Overture to 1979 s Shine a Little Love. The following selection, from ELO s disco period, if we can call it that, threw over the Beatles for the Saturday Night Fever-era Bee Gees, just as effectively."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"ELO made every livin thing hit home in the cosmos with classics such as Can t Get It Out Of My Head, Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone, 10538 Overture, Shine A Little Love and threw it back to Handle With Care from his glorified Traveling Wilburys moments."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"Bassist Lee Pomeroy danced and clowned while the group diverted into disco territory with All Over the World and the hand-clapping Shine a Little Love."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"The concert lighting and stage production are similar to the 2016 shows: lasers (including a laser-light extravaganza during Shine A Little Love) as well as atmospheric scenery..."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"Towering video screens transmitted images of glaring eyes during Evil Woman and desert landscapes for Wild West Hero, while laser beams criss-crossed the arena for Shine a Little Love and that jukebox-styled spacecraft made an occasional digital flyby."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The second thing was that for all his trebly, Beatles-y highs, chirps and improbable three-hooks-at a-time pop, there is Lynne s love of disco and danceable, four-on-the-floor rhythm. With that, the tom-tom heavy Showdown, the mirror ball-glittering Shine a Little Love, and even the aforementioned All Over the World, grooved and beguiled in a Rodney s English Disco fashion that will always bring white people to any dancefloor."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Lynne s fusion of honeyed harmonies, widescreen emotion and irresistible disco was once an Alan Partridge punchline but now sounds sublime, even if the laser light-show during Shine a Little Love keeps at least one foot planted in the 1970s."
Graeme Virtue (October 4, 2018 - The Guardian review of October 3, 2018 concert)

"With the band gelling perfectly, amid dramatic light show and laser beams, the hits came thick and fast. Rockaria, Last Train To London, Shine A Little Love, and more."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Shine A Little Love with its exuberant Disco beat and dazzling laser show had the whole Arena up dancing..."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"If you haven t seen the band live, you can refer to 2017 s Wembley or Bust live album and film to check out Hepburn s faithful and masterful piloting of Lynne s vehicle. Hepburn takes an 'If it ain t broke, don t fix it' approach, replicating with loving accuracy original ELO drummer Bev Bevan s graceful, tumbling fills in Telephone Line, the fouron-the-floor pulse and snappy snare licks of Shine a Little Love, and the brawny groove of Do Ya. He holds it all down with a deep pocket that gives the songs a familiar yet contemporary vibe not unlike the energy Abe Laboriel Jr. brings to Paul McCartney s live show."
Patrick Berkery (December, 2018 - Modern Drummer)

Wild West Hero (Live 2018 Tour)
"The final third of the show was nothing short of a non-stop barrage of hits and fan favorites. Four of the last seven cuts were from Out of the Blue beginning with Wild West Hero."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"An asterisk in the album-cut category goes to the beautiful Wild West Hero, which counts as a fairly obscure nice surprise of a pick here in the land that inspired it, but was actually a top 10 hit in Lynne s native UK."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Even deep cuts like the cinematic and majestic Wild West Hero were received like smash hits."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The majority of the songs that comprised the hits-packed set — most notably the falsetto-laden All Over The World [and] the relatively obscure but tender Wild West Hero..."
Dan Hyman (August 16, 2018 - Chicago Tribune review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The song selection was what fans hoped for and expected and no one was disappointed. Evil Woman, an energetic Do Ya, Don t Bring Me Down, and emotional Wild West Hero, a brilliant version of Telephone Line and so many more."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Towering video screens transmitted images of glaring eyes during Evil Woman and desert landscapes for Wild West Hero, while laser beams criss-crossed the arena for Shine a Little Love and that jukebox-styled spacecraft made an occasional digital flyby."
Shaun Brady (August 25, 2018 - Philadelphia Inquirer review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Wild West Hero elicited much swaying of arms..."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"When [Lynne] unfurls his warm voice in full though, the cracks fade away timelessly; superb renditions of Wild West Hero and Telephone Line conjure chills, either side of a buoyant Sweet Talkin Woman."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"Wild West Hero [screen images] featured the Wild West."
Unknown (October 19, 2018 - The Times review of October 17, 2018 London show)

Sweet Talkin' Woman (Live 2018 Tour)
"The last third of the show was simply magical, as the group rolled out one smash after another, rocking and rolling through the likes of Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone and, perhaps best of all, Don t Bring Me Down."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The group John Lennon once referred to as 'Sons of the Beatles' were amazingly able to amp it up to yet another level as Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr Blue Sky brought the all too brief set to a close."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"For Sweet Talkin Woman pianist Marcus Byrne used a voice box for the title verse."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"ELO made every livin thing hit home in the cosmos with classics such as Can t Get It Out Of My Head, Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone, 10538 Overture, Shine A Little Love and threw it back to Handle With Care from his glorified Traveling Wilburys moments."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"Pianist Marcus Byrne propelled the perfect pop of Sweet Talkin Woman, and sang the familiar vocoder parts in synthesized robotic voice."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"...four of the songs... got the biggest response from the audience: Sweet Talkin' Woman, Turn To Stone, Don't Bring Me Down and Mr. Blue Sky."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"The tight band really hit its stride with a rockin Sweet Talkin Woman..."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn to Stone were all performed for Philadelphians Friday night, all before the show closed with Mr. Blue Sky."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The evening s 19 songs included all of the classic rock crowd pleasers: Evil Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Sweet Talkin Woman, among them."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Wild West Hero elicited much swaying of arms, before we were treated to the likes of Sweet Talkin' Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn To Stone."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"When [Lynne] unfurls his warm voice in full though, the cracks fade away timelessly; superb renditions of Wild West Hero and Telephone Line conjure chills, either side of a buoyant Sweet Talkin Woman."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"A visual experience a much as a auditory one, ELO transformed the huge arena show into an intimate gig, with classics like Sweet Talkin Woman and Livin Thing, mixed with nostalgic Travelling Wilburys hits."
Elle May Rice (October 24, 2018 - Liverpool Echo review of October 23, 2018 show)

Telephone Line (Live 2018 Tour)
"The set lists for the two shows, spaced 37 years apart, shared a dozen tunes including, of course, such classics as Telephone Line and Mr. Blue Sky. (No, we weren t there at the earlier show, but we did find the information about it on the always helpful setlist.fm site.)"
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The group John Lennon once referred to as 'Sons of the Beatles' were amazingly able to amp it up to yet another level as Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr Blue Sky brought the all too brief set to a close."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Things slowed down for Can t Get It Out of My Head and Telephone Line, with excellent ringing effects..."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The setlist included such classic rock favorites as Telephone Line, Livin Thing and Evil Woman..."
Unknown (August 3, 2018 - Best Classic Bands review of August 2, 2018 show)

"On the bittersweet ballad Telephone Line, the audience could clearly be heard singing along."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"Lynne s voice sounded better than it should with so many miles on it, but there it was. I admit I was completely sucker-punched by the classic McCartneyesque ballad Telephone Line. Lynne, standing center stage with only his acoustic guitar and the opening line 'Hello, how are you?' took my breath away. By the time he reached the third verse, 'Okay, so no one s answering. Well can t you just let it ring a little longer' the tears had overtaken me."
Robert Scott Mueller (August 8, 2018 - Live Music News & Review review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Ballads fared no better, Can t Get It Out of My Head falling flat behind Lynne and Telephone Line missing that pre-cellular zing of the original."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"Lynne s familiar voice took the 70s nostalgia of ballads like the melancholy Telephone Line and winsome daydream Can t Get it Out of My Head and made it seem timeless instead."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Lynne s impassioned vocals on Telephone Line, a rollicking Don t Bring Me Down, and the never-gets-old Turn to Stone."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Late in the night, the buoyant Telephone Line and Don't Bring Me Down (featured in a semi-recent Budweiser campaign) were a formidable pair..."
Adam Graham (August 17, 2018 - The Detroit News review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The song selection was what fans hoped for and expected and no one was disappointed. Evil Woman, an energetic Do Ya, Don t Bring Me Down, and emotional Wild West Hero, a brilliant version of Telephone Line and so many more."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn to Stone were all performed for Philadelphians Friday night, all before the show closed with Mr. Blue Sky."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The evening s 19 songs included all of the classic rock crowd pleasers: Evil Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Sweet Talkin Woman, among them."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Lasers swirled around the audience as the group performed Telephone Line, prompting the audience to add lighting effects of their own the 2018 way: holding up cell phones."
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Wild West Hero elicited much swaying of arms, before we were treated to the likes of Sweet Talkin' Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn To Stone."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"When [Lynne] unfurls his warm voice in full though, the cracks fade away timelessly; superb renditions of Wild West Hero and Telephone Line conjure chills, either side of a buoyant Sweet Talkin Woman."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"If you haven t seen the band live, you can refer to 2017 s Wembley or Bust live album and film to check out + Hepburn s faithful and masterful piloting of Lynne s vehicle. Hepburn takes an 'If it ain t broke, don t fix it' approach, replicating with loving accuracy original ELO drummer Bev Bevan s graceful, tumbling fills in Telephone Line, the fouron-the-floor pulse and snappy snare licks of Shine a Little Love, and the brawny groove of Do Ya. He holds it all down with a deep pocket that gives the songs a familiar yet contemporary vibe not unlike the energy Abe Laboriel Jr. brings to Paul McCartney s live show. 'That s me being true to the music, understanding the era and the authenticity of those records,' Hepburn says regarding his methodology with the group. 'If I approach it any other way, it instantly changes the feel. Take a song like Telephone Line. You have those big drum fills in a ballad. If you take them out, there s a key part missing.'"
Patrick Berkery (December, 2018 - Modern Drummer)

Don't Bring Me Down (Live 2018 Tour)
"The last third of the show was simply magical, as the group rolled out one smash after another, rocking and rolling through the likes of Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone and, perhaps best of all, Don t Bring Me Down. Don t bring me down? Not a chance. Not on this night. Not when Jeff Lynne s ELO are kicking off their first North American tour in over 35 years in Oakland."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The group John Lennon once referred to as 'Sons of the Beatles' were amazingly able to amp it up to yet another level as Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr Blue Sky brought the all too brief set to a close."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The hits just kept coming, from Evil Woman, All Over the World, Do Ya, Shine a Little Love and Xanadu to Sweet Talkin Woman and Don t Bring Me Down."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Don t Bring Me Down, from the 1979 album Discovery, was their biggest hit in the U.S. and may have drawn the loudest applause."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"I was particularly impressed with how the songs had their visceral moments little vocal parts on Living Thing [sic] and Don t Bring Me Down that invited 18,000 backing vocalists despite the careful orchestration. So I d find myself compelled to join the masses chanting 'a-woo ooo' and 'groos!' on the latter while simultaneously admiring the careful way Lynne juxtaposes strings against the more traditional rock band at stage center."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"Riff rocket Do Ya thudded damp and moldy, later outdone by Don t Bring Me Down managing all the stomp and holler of the Teletubbies. "
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"Drummer Donovan Hepburn kept the beat hard and heavy as the crowd sang along to Don t Bring Me Down."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Lynne s impassioned vocals on Telephone Line, a rollicking Don t Bring Me Down, and the never-gets-old Turn to Stone."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The concert is nineteen songs that you know, love and can sing along...a lot of that going on! Highlights included Do Ya, Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky and as Lynne said, 'his other band', The Traveling Wilbury's Handle With Care."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Late in the night, the buoyant Telephone Line and Don't Bring Me Down (featured in a semi-recent Budweiser campaign) were a formidable pair..."
Adam Graham (August 17, 2018 - The Detroit News review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The song selection was what fans hoped for and expected and no one was disappointed. Evil Woman, an energetic Do Ya, Don t Bring Me Down, and emotional Wild West Hero, a brilliant version of Telephone Line and so many more."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"...four of the songs... got the biggest response from the audience: Sweet Talkin' Woman, Turn To Stone, Don't Bring Me Down and Mr. Blue Sky."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"The set ended with a run through Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky that all had a feeling of urgency. That s not to say they did them at a faster pace than normal, just that the band put a little extra into them as the crowd responded enthusiastically."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Precision figured, too, into the measure of each track. There was not an ounce of fat on any of Lynne s songs not in their composition and arrangement (despite strings and improbably popular-but-odd moments such as the weird 'Bruce' bridge in the glam, rocking Don t Bring Me Down)."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn to Stone were all performed for Philadelphians Friday night, all before the show closed with Mr. Blue Sky."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"The evening s 19 songs included all of the classic rock crowd pleasers: Evil Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Sweet Talkin Woman, among them."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"While he enthusiastically delivered the fun, uptempo rockers like Turn to Stone and Don t Bring Me Down, it was the fantastical Can t Get It Out of My Head that transported fans to another place..."
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"From the goosebump-inducing harmonies of Livin Thing to the perenially cheerful Mr. Blue Sky, and the swaggering Don t Bring Me Down, all the hits are present and accounted for, and played with vivacity and finesse."
Aishat (October 3, 2018 - The Modern Record review of October 3, 2018 show)

"Wild West Hero elicited much swaying of arms, before we were treated to the likes of Sweet Talkin' Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn To Stone."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Don't Bring Me Down brought some harder Rock to the night..."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"There's... the driving power chords of Don t Bring Me Down and Turn To Stone."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The packed arena danced and sang along with the array of superbly-performed hits; lapping up top numbers including Evil Woman, All Over The World, Do Ya, Living Thing [sic], Last Train To London, Sweet Talkin Woman, and Don t Bring Me Down."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Towards the end of the set, the entire arena are on their feet for the pounding Don t Bring Me Down and intergalactic Turn to Stone, "
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Don't Bring Me Down received a phenomenal reaction - though so did every song - with thunderous stomping echoing throughout the arena and some dad-dancing thrown in."
Elle May Rice (October 24, 2018 - Liverpool Echo review of October 23, 2018 show)

"Other songs to be well received were the autobiographical When I Was A Boy, a stirring rendition of Don t Bring Me Down and of course, the film soundtrack favourite Mr. Blue Sky."
Michael Kealy (October 26, 2018 - Hot Press review of October 25, 2018 show)

Turn To Stone (Live 2018 Tour)
"The last third of the show was simply magical, as the group rolled out one smash after another, rocking and rolling through the likes of Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone and, perhaps best of all, Don t Bring Me Down."
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The group John Lennon once referred to as 'Sons of the Beatles' were amazingly able to amp it up to yet another level as Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr Blue Sky brought the all too brief set to a close."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"[After slower songs, the band] pumped up again for Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"That song [Don't Bring Me Down] and Turn to Stone which followed it turned into more audience sing alongs."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"ELO made every livin thing hit home in the cosmos with classics such as Can t Get It Out Of My Head, Sweet Talkin Woman, Turn to Stone, 10538 Overture, Shine A Little Love and threw it back to Handle With Care from his glorified Traveling Wilburys moments."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"Third from the end, only Turn to Stone truly crackled in the same spirit as its master take. ELO sounded crisp, catchy, and as inevitable as the asteroid belt throwing rocks on the screen behind the band."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"Keyboardist Steve Turner dazzled during Turn to Stone."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Lynne s impassioned vocals on Telephone Line, a rollicking Don t Bring Me Down, and the never-gets-old Turn to Stone."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"...four of the songs... got the biggest response from the audience: Sweet Talkin' Woman, Turn To Stone, Don't Bring Me Down and Mr. Blue Sky."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"The set ended with a run through Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky that all had a feeling of urgency. That s not to say they did them at a faster pace than normal, just that the band put a little extra into them as the crowd responded enthusiastically."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn to Stone were all performed for Philadelphians Friday night, all before the show closed with Mr. Blue Sky."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"While he enthusiastically delivered the fun, uptempo rockers like Turn to Stone and Don t Bring Me Down, it was the fantastical Can t Get It Out of My Head that transported fans to another place..."
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Wild West Hero elicited much swaying of arms, before we were treated to the likes of Sweet Talkin' Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn To Stone."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"There's... the driving power chords of Don t Bring Me Down and Turn To Stone."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Towards the end of the set, the entire arena are on their feet for the pounding Don t Bring Me Down and intergalactic Turn to Stone, "
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Visual accompaniment to songs was suitably literal. For Turn To Stone we got footage of stones."
Unknown (October 19, 2018 - The Times review of October 17, 2018 London show)

Mr. Blue Sky (Live 2018 Tour)
"The set lists for the two shows, spaced 37 years apart, shared a dozen tunes including, of course, such classics as Telephone Line and Mr. Blue Sky. (No, we weren t there at the earlier show, but we did find the information about it on the always helpful setlist.fm site.)"
Jim Harrington (August 3, 2018 - The Mercury News review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The group John Lennon once referred to as 'Sons of the Beatles' were amazingly able to amp it up to yet another level as Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr Blue Sky brought the all too brief set to a close."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"[After slower songs, the band] pumped up again for Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"[Standin' In The Rain] also makes for a good bookend to Mr. Blue Sky, which closes the main set with a similarly symphonic coda, although that one s smash status (and endless numbers of synch licenses in the 2010s go figure) make it a natural set-ender with or without the added bit of album-version pomp."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Mr Blue Sky incorporated all the Beatlesisms infused in the original have you ever noticed how much it is like the middle section of the Beatles A Day in the Life? and the backing singers and strings players and keyboardists were phenomenal in evoking the orchestral beams of electric light we were witnessing."
Primitive Zippo (August 6, 2018 - Swedish Flying Saucer review of August 5, 2018 show)

"Mr. Blue Sky was the final song of the set before the band left the stage to thunderous applause."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"[The band] almost ended the evening with one of his most profound songs Mr. Blue Sky, which is where it should have landed. After a space-shaking standing ovation, ELO returned to the stage to perform Roll Over Beethoven which sealed the night s exploration through time."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"Mr. Blue Sky, which is one both my kids love (and loved long before it got the Marvel treatment in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2). Hearing it live from Jeff Lynne was exceptional and I hope I hear it live again later this year when Lily Allen (who does a wonderful rendition) makes her own long-awaited return to Houston."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"The famous Electric Light Orchestra jukebox spaceship descended upon the Chicago area for the first time in 37 years on Wednesday, when Jeff Lynne brought his innovative fusion of rock, pop and classical elements to Rosemont. Generations of fans packed Allstate Arena to capacity, ranging from septuagenarians who knew every word of 10538 Overture from ELO s 1972 debut to kids who discovered Mr. Blue Sky alongside dancing baby Groot in last year s Guardians of the Galaxy film. [...] The show was bookended with tracks from side three of 1977 double-LP Out of the Blue, and its 'Concerto for a Rainy Day.' Standin in the Rain began the show with the orchestral flourish of Lynne s string section and crashing thunder, before launching into a driving rock groove. At the other end of the concert, Mr. Blue Sky brought the main set to its thrilling conclusion with celebratory high spirit."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"And the last song before the encore was Mr. Blue Sky."
Greg Jaklewicz (August 16, 2016 - Abilene Reporter News review of August 13, 2018 show)

"That was followed by an epic rendition of Mr. Blue Sky, perhaps the most Beatles-sounding song in the ELO catalogue from a guy who has such strong ties to the Fab Four. It's funny how music acts as a time machine. I instantly recalled exactly where I was the first time I heard Mr. Blue Sky. It was on the kitchen radio in my childhood home. I was wowed by the song then and was again wowed last night, some 40 years later."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The concert is nineteen songs that you know, love and can sing along...a lot of that going on! Highlights included Do Ya, Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky and as Lynne said, 'his other band', The Traveling Wilbury's Handle With Care."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"...the bouncy, effervescent Mr. Blue Sky closed the set."
Adam Graham (August 17, 2018 - The Detroit News review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The night ended with Mr Blue Sky, which, for me, was one of many highlights. The complicated vocal arrangements came off perfectly and it was one of those moments in life when one has to pause to make sure it is really happening. And then, all too soon, the concert was over."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"[We got songs] from Telephone Line to Rockaria! to Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky, plus a couple hits I d forgotten about (Wild West Hero, the disco-era Shine A Little Love)."
Brooklyn Vegan (August 22, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 21, 2018 show)

"...four of the songs... got the biggest response from the audience: Sweet Talkin' Woman, Turn To Stone, Don't Bring Me Down and Mr. Blue Sky."
Carla Hay (August 22, 2018 - AXS website review of the August 21, 2018 show)

"The set ended with a run through Don t Bring Me Down, Turn to Stone and Mr. Blue Sky that all had a feeling of urgency. That s not to say they did them at a faster pace than normal, just that the band put a little extra into them as the crowd responded enthusiastically."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"The pre-encore ELO concluded with Mr. Blue Sky, a bibbity-bopping ELO clanger (yes, complete with bell clanging middle) familiar to fans of Volkswagen commercials and Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Closing with this scrubbed clean latter-day hit (as opposed to the Roll Over Beethoven encore) showed that Lynne had an eye on the younger members of the audience who only know his sound from present day product placement. Maybe the guy who hadn t toured a minute has plans going forward."
A.D. Amorosi (August 25, 2018 - WXPN 88.5 review of August 24, 2018 show)

"Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, Telephone Line, Don t Bring Me Down and Turn to Stone were all performed for Philadelphians Friday night, all before the show closed with Mr. Blue Sky."
Tom Beck (August 28, 2018 - South Philly Review review of August 24, 2018 show)

"And on Mr. Blue Sky, the evening s final pre-encore song, Lynne himself gave us chills with the 'Mr. Blue, you did it right' part."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"From the goosebump-inducing harmonies of Livin Thing to the perenially cheerful Mr. Blue Sky, and the swaggering Don t Bring Me Down, all the hits are present and accounted for, and played with vivacity and finesse."
Aishat (October 3, 2018 - The Modern Record review of October 3, 2018 show)

"As spiritual recharges go, nothing quite beats the realisation that most people instinctively break into the same jogging-on-the-spot dance move when they hear the opening piano chords of Mr Blue Sky, one of the climactic highlights of a supreme pop-picker s guide to the ELO galaxy."
Graeme Virtue (October 4, 2018 - The Guardian review of October 3, 2018 concert)

"Mr Blue Sky, inevitably brought the house down."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"...it was the absolute iconic Mr Blue Sky that really hit home the delights of ELO`s music with their very own mini Rock Opera, made all the more spectacular by some stunning harmonies."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"...the band finished the main set on a high note with Mr Blue Sky, which had everyone on their feed."
Unknown (October 10, 2018 - Sunderland Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"And don t forget... the climax of a very special night, Mr Blue Sky, which ended the main set."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The stupendous show was rounded off with perhaps their best-known song Mr Blue Sky, which received a well-deserved standing ovation."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Towards the end of the set, the entire arena are on their feet for the pounding Don t Bring Me Down and intergalactic Turn to Stone, preceding what was the only way Lynne could close a set in his hometown. As Electric Light Orchestra s iconic UFO floats in the galaxy of screens above, city anthem Mr Blue Sky reverberates around the venue and ensures that the night ends on a high."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"As the majestic widescreen euphoria of Mr Blue Sky lifts Leeds to the heavens in unadulterated joy, an abashed grin escapes from behind the sunglasses. ELO might be flying high but the magician at the controls is still winningly down to earth."
Unknown (October 16, 2018 - Yorkshire Evening Post review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"To finish the show, they had reserved the best until last, a perfect rendition of Mr Blue Sky which if they were not already on their feet by this time had all the rest of the audience up there and clapping along."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"When the ensemble eventually launched into biggest hit Mr Blue Sky the place just erupted, almost as though the arena was about to lift off like the spaceship seen on ELO album covers."
Unknown (October 24, 2018 - Rock Gigs and Blogs review of October 23, 2018 show)

"Other songs to be well received were the autobiographical When I Was A Boy, a stirring rendition of Don t Bring Me Down and of course, the film soundtrack favourite Mr. Blue Sky."
Michael Kealy (October 26, 2018 - Hot Press review of October 25, 2018 show)

Roll Over Beethoven (Live 2018 Tour)
"Returning swiftly to the stage for a rollicking nine minute version of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven, ELO s traditional encore number, Lynne and his tight hand picked ensemble brought the curtain down on a precious evening that highlighted how innovative and special his talents are. He seamlessly surrounded himself with an elite group of musicians that had no problem replicating the past."
Daniel Gluskoter (August 3, 2018 - Martinez Tribune review of August 2, 2018 show)

"For the encore, the band did its souped-up version of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven beginning with the famed strains of Beethoven s Fifth Symphony."
Leslie Katz (August 3, 2018 - San Francisco Examiner review of August 2, 2018 show)

"The evening also included covers of the Move's Lynne-penned Do Ya and Chuck Berry's Roll Over Beethoven, both of which were hits for ELO..."
Dave Lifton (August 3, 2018 - Ultimate Classic Rock review of August 2, 2018 show)

"Hearing him peel off his Chuck Berry licks in the traditional closer, Roll Over Beethoven, was a joyful reminder of the harder-rock path not taken, and something that made for a heck of an accent as he spent that decade retraining his attention on strings."
Chris Willman (August 6, 2018 - Variety review of August 5, 2018 show)

"The encore was only a single song, Roll Over Beethoven, played as well and as rocking as ever, but even with the powerful orchestral intro of Beethoven s 5th, it wasn t the encore I wanted. I wanted Strange Magic. They left me wanting more. If I could ve changed anything about the show, it would ve been to swap out Roll Over Beethoven for Strange Magic. But it is the imperfections as much as the perfections that make our experiences memorable, so I m good with it."
Primitive Zippo (August 6, 2018 - Swedish Flying Saucer review of August 5, 2018 show)

"They were only gone for a few minutes and once all the band members returned to the stage, they launched into a wild version of Chuck Berry s 1956 hit single Roll Over Beethoven that ELO rerecorded and released on the album ELO 2 in 1973. The entire band blasted away and Lynne, who had played only rhythm guitar for the entire show, played an electrifying solo reminiscent of Berry."
Andy J. Gordon (August 8, 2018 - Glide Magazine review of August 4, 2018 show)

"[The band] almost ended the evening with one of his most profound songs Mr. Blue Sky, which is where it should have landed. After a space-shaking standing ovation, ELO returned to the stage to perform Roll Over Beethoven which sealed the night s exploration through time."
Zena Ballas (August 10, 2018 - 303 Magazine review of August 8, 2018 show)

"The show closed with Berry s Roll Over Beethoven, the loosest, least arranged song of the evening. It was a fascinating piece of cultural material. Berry s song sounds almost mannered now, 60 years later. It s so polite compared to so much of the music it inspired. But from its lyrics to its sound, Roll Over Beethoven reminds that things change, and they change in ways that can be abrupt and disrespectful."
Andrew Dansby (August 10, 2018 - Houston Chronicle review of August 10, 2018)

"Lynne closed the night with a single encore song, Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven, which got an appropriate string-y intro courtesy of the namesake s famous Fifth and a trio of players on cello and violin. By then, fans were doing the Twist like they did last summer (and, the many summers before that). Some even emulated Berry s famous duck walk during the shut-it-down closer. But, the song that captured the essence of the evening had been played about an hour earlier [When I Was A Boy]."
Jesse Sendejas Jr. (August 11, 2018 - Houston Press review of August 10, 2018 show)

"Sole encore Roll Over Beethoven rocked AARP-like, just like the senior society s invite in my mail that same morning."
Raoul Hernandez (August 15, 2018 - The Austin Chronicle review of August 13, 2018 show)

"Lynne took his share of tasty solos on his trademark black Gibson Les Paul, but gave the spotlight to Milton McDonald s hot slide guitar during a rowdy encore of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven."
Jeff Elbe (August 15, 2018 - Illinois Entertainer review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The band returned for one encore song, and what an encore it was. They dusted off their cover of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven, and turned it into a 10-minute jam session in which Lynne showed off his lead guitar skills. The guy can play. No doubt."
Steve Metsch (August 16, 2018 - Suburban Chicagoland review of August 15, 2018 show)

"The finale was ELO's version of the Chuck Berry classic Roll Over Beethoven. It brings you back t\o when it all started for ELO. Their version is the perfect mixture of their classical and rock formula."
Howard Moore (August 17, 2018 - ChicagoNow review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Lynne, who thanked the crowd several times for being a 'fantastic' audience, brought the band back out for a roaring encore of Roll Over Beethoven. And if we don't see ELO back on a Detroit stage again, at least Lynne gave us one last night of blue skies. "
Adam Graham (August 17, 2018 - The Detroit News review of August 15, 2018 show)

"Of course there was an encore (a rousing, energetic and rocking Roll Over Beethoven), and then that was it. Over. Emotion spent, exhaustion and a night full of memories."
Aaron Badgley (August 19, 2018 - Spill magazine review of August 18, 2018 show)

"The encore was, of course, their amazing version of Roll Over Beethoven with its overture beginning that eventually turns into a free-form rock n roll jam."
Bryan Lasky (August 23, 2018 - JamBase review of August 21, 2018 show)

"The most memorable moment of the performance was the encore. It started out with all lights on the orchestra while they went into an intense rendition of Beethoven s 5th Symphony. It was very intriguing to someone who rarely listens to classical music. It opened me up to just how beautiful those sounds really are. Suddenly, the orchestra cut off and Lynne came back out with a smooth transition right into Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven. It was the perfect way to end the show."
Jessica Gambino (August 26, 2018 - Whip Radio review of August 24, 2018 show)

"As is customary, the evening ended with the Electric Light Orchestra s version of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven."
Greg Brodsky (August, 2018 - Best Classic Bands website review of August 21, 2018 show)

"As the concert drew to a close, Jeff Lynne and ELO performed one encore: Roll Over Beethoven, their elaborate cover of the Chuck Berry standard. The band s second single, Roll Over Beethoven announced ELO s unique sound and determination to blend two seemingly incompatible elements: orchestral music and straightforward rock. As Lynne gleefully tore into a guitar solo, it became evident that his roots remain in classic rock n roll, as he both celebrates its legacy and inserts his own twist on the sound. "
Kit O'Toole (September 8, 2018 - Something Else review of August 15, 2018 show)

"There was one encore, the rocking, pseudo-classical take on Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven, which first shot ELO to prominence 45 years ago."
David Morton (October 10, 2018 - Chronicle Live review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Chuck Berry's Roll Over Beethoven was such an apt choice to end the show, it's rock 'n' roll bravado perfectly captured the party atmosphere of the night."
Mick Burgess (October 10, 2018 - The Northern Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"But, of course the audience wanted more and the band obliged with an encore of Roll Over Beethoven."
Unknown (October 10, 2018 - Sunderland Echo review of October 9, 2018 show)

"The band returned for a party-tastic encore of Roll Over Beethoven that had the audience dancing the night away."
Philip Tallentire (October 10, 2018 - Teesside review of October 9, 2018 show)

"Jeff and his band then posed for a selfie with the crowd in the background, before treating fans to a super performance of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven."
Kirsten Rawlins (October 11, 2018 - Express & Star review of October 10, 2018 show)

"Returning for a one-track encore of Chuck Berry s Roll Over Beethoven, Jeff Lynne s ELO bow out in style trademark Lynne thumbs up and all safe in the knowledge that the legacy of Electric Light Orchestra is stronger than ever before."
Richard Franks (October 11, 2018 - counteract review of October 10, 2018 show)

"A five-minute standing ovation guaranteed that the band would return to the stage which they did with Roll Over Beethoven."
John Burland (October 18, 2018 - Ilkey Gazette review of October 15, 2018 Leeds show)

"Following [Mr. Blue Sky], the whole band took their customary picture with the audience as backdrop before exiting, only to return for regular encore Roll Over Beethoven. The Chuck Berry song gave Lynne and guitarist Milton McDonald ample opportunity to trade guitar licks and send this capacity crowd home happy."
Unknown (October 24, 2018 - Rock Gigs and Blogs review of October 23, 2018 show)


This page is intended to be a complete record of information on the Jeff Lynne's ELO's Live 2018 tour. If you notice any errors or omissions (which there are many), please contact me at jefflynnesongs@gmail.com and let me know. I strive for accuracy.

Robert Porter
March 2024