Jeff Lynne

Jeff Lynne led Electric Light Orchestra through a thunderous version of Chuck Berry‘s “Roll Over Beethoven” to open tonight’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

38 years ago today, the Electric Light Orchestra landed their space ship in Blimpville for a sold-out show at the Civic Center!

He never lost his sense of showmanship, despite the intensity of the performance.

After they finish their European tour, it looks like Jeff Lynne's ELO will be touching down in the United States.

With a new Electric Light Orchestra album out now and a new film in the Star Wars saga being released this week, it feels like 1977 all over again. "When I was a boy", I didn't dream that I would be enjoying these precious gifts that take us to galaxies "far, far away" at Christmastime, 38 years later.

The absolute best thing to happen on TV this week was the appearance of Jeff Lynne's ELO on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon last night.

It's no sacred secret that I have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the first Electric Light Orchestra album in over a decade. Last night I was so psyched to find that I could listen to the whole thing before it is officially released.

Jeff Lynne's ELO is streaming 'One Step at a Time,' the latest song from their upcoming album.

Alright Electric Light Orchestra fans...it's here! Just released yesterday, the official video for When I Was a Boy makes a beautiful song even more beautiful.

37 years ago today on September 29, 1978, the Electric Light Orchestra landed their space ship in Blimpville for a sold-out show at the Civic Center!

Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra is back with a new album — and it'll be out in time for Christmas.

Jeff Lynne's triumphant revival of the Electric Light Orchestra banner for a Sept. 2014 festival performance will get the home video treatment this fall, when Jeff Lynne's ELO: Live in Hyde Park.

Jeff Lynne keeps teasing ELO fans with another amazing performance. Last fall he wowed 50,000 people at London's Hyde Park and now he brings ELO back to life again on the Grammy Awards last night. Jeff Lynne joined by original ELO keyboardist, Richard Tandy and pop artist Ed Sheeran, played a really short version of Evil Woman and Mr. Blue Sky. It sounded incredible!