Elvis Costello

Legendary rocker Elvis Costello's most recent tour will be spotlighted in a soon to be released concert film, Detour Live At Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, which will be released on both DVD and Blu-Ray on February 12 via Eagle Rock Productions.

The guest-packed 'Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes' will feature never-before-heard lyrics from Bob Dylan.

We review Elvis Costello's recent tour stop in Cleveland.

Elvis Costello has announced that he will launch a small solo tour in June.

"Basically, it's a comedy record." "Many of these songs are tragicomic," Elvis Costello told NME following the release of his 12th studio album, Spike, on Feb. 14, 1989. "They're born of the idea that things are, have become, so absurd that laughter is the only response...

Elvis Costello has been down this path before. New collaborators. New sounds. Old songs approached in new directions. On 'Wise Up Ghost,' an album recorded with hip-hop crew the Roots, he slips into a new groove, for him at least, that adds some fresh texture to his old style.

On paper, Elvis Costello's new album 'Wise Up Ghost' -- which finds the rock legend teaming up for a full-length collaboration with the Roots -- is one of the more intriguing records of the year. Now, thanks to NPR, we get to hear how it all turned out, a week before the record's Sept. 17 release.

Hot on the heels of 'Wise Up Ghost,' his upcoming album with the Roots, Elvis Costello has announced a string of headlining solo dates -- the first he's done on the east coast in a decade.

We'll need to wait until Sept. 17 to wrap our ears around Elvis Costello's full-length collaboration with the Roots. But in the meantime, we can at least savor the set's first taste.

Elvis Costello's new album with the Roots, 'Wise Up Ghost,' will be released on Sept. 17. The record marks Costello's first on Blue Note Records, the venerable jazz label that's been around since 1939, and first since 2010's 'National Ransom.'

After releasing three albums between 2008-10, Elvis Costello took a few years off from the studio -- a break that he recently ended by recording a new LP with the Roots.

The Who will close out their U.S. tour on Feb. 28 with a special intimate concert at the Theater at Madison Square Garden. Dubbed "Who Cares," the show will benefit their Teen Cancer America charity and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Elvis Costello and the Imposters will serve as the opening act for the evening.