Elvis Costello

"Radio Soul! The Songs of Elvis Costello From the Early Days to the Late Hours" just added its first U.S. dates.

Many of these albums found artists making triumphant returns from long absences.

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See where the bespectacled rocker will be performing.

From the Doors' "Waiting for the Sun" to Led Zeppelin's "Houses of the Holy," these title cuts didn't make their LPs' track listings.

The trek is scheduled to last until October.

His Radio Soul! dates will focus on material from 1977's 'My Aim Is True' through 1986's 'Blood and Chocolate.'

Set list will focus on songs released between 1977 and 1986.

English rocker noted a similarity in their styles while praising both songwriters.

He and pianist Steve Nieve will be joined by special guests for several of the shows.

He thinks he knows how he'll be remembered.

Expansive collection features various outtakes, demos and a live concert recording from London's Royal Albert Hall.

Songwriter has dipped his toes into plenty of other artists' catalogs over the years.

Joint tour made its appearance in the Big Apple.

With bassist Davey Faragher and guitarist Charlie Sexton out sick, Costello is making things work as a trio.

Summer trek got off to a wet start, with Hall even cutting his set short due to the conditions.

Duo's trek will begin June 2.

The pair performed Costello's "Pump It Up" and Joel's "Allentown."

He'll perform with the Imposters plus guitarist Charlie Sexton.

He wanted a hit. That is until he got one.