Solihull Arts Complex

Greatest Hits and More Tour: Celebrating the great music of Jeff Lynne and The Electric Light Orchestra

The legacy left by Jeff Lynne & The Electric Light Orchestra barely needs any introduction – suffice to say that between 1972 and 1986 they achieved more combined UK and US Top 40 hits than any other band on the planet! '10538 Overture', 'Evil Woman', 'Living Thing', 'Diary of Horace Wimp', Don't Bring me Down' and of course 'Mr Blue Sky' went on to become the soundtrack of our lives.

In 2016 Jeff Lynne’s ELO came back to prominence with the release of a brand new album - Alone In The Universe and a UK and World tour. The ELO Experience tour will included the greatest hits from an extensive and impressive back catalogue spanning over 45 years.

Blending rock rhythms with classical influences, ELO also released many classic albums such as 'A New World Record', 'Discovery' and 'Out of the Blue', and many sell out tours which further established them as one of the most important and influential bands ever.

The ELO Experience - The world's foremost multi award winning tribute to The Electric Light Orchestra. With sensational string section, stunning light show and large screen projection. Why not come along and enjoy this incredible show which takes you on a magical musical journey through time.

The ELO Experience have been bringing the music of Jeff Lynne and The Electric Light orchestra to the live stage since 2006.

To find out more, read reviews and comments etc please visit www.elotribute.com

‘ ★★★★★ This band shows great style and professionalism. A tribute that’s jampacked with musical talent, the lead singer is a dead-ringer for Lynne and his musical entourage provides an ELO tour de force' Derek Smith, The Stage

"★★★★★ Please, do yourselves a favour and go and see this show! Hit after hit performed
superbly and true to the originals by great musicians and singers. Plenty of fun thrown in
and literally EVERYONE singing and happy. A true joy to behold the 2 hours flew by...MORE!"
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