Electric Light Orchestra

Actually, there was no Bruce.

Jeff Lynne had reached the end of a creative road with the out-sized construction – and success – of 1977's 'Out of the Blue.'

George Harrison's son will serve as the opening act for all dates on band's summer North American tour.

Band leader recalls criticism that led to the creation of “Can’t Get It Out of My Head.”

Following the success of its 10-date trek in August, the band will return to North America next summer.

Jeff Lynne, who doesn't like sex and violence in movies, had to be convinced to allow his band's song to be used at the end of classic movie.

Band's return to the U.S. last night featured catalog of hits.

In the 13 months that separated Electric Light Orchestra’s 1971 debut LP and the band’s 1973 follow-up 'ELO 2,' the partnership between founders Roy Wood and Jeff Lynne fell apart.

For the first time in more than 30 years, Jeff Lynne's ELO will go on a U.S. tour.

With 'Out of the Blue,' everything got more expansive for the Electric Light Orchestra – the songs, the concept, the shows and the issues.