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Elvis Costello Tickets
When Elvis Costello released his first album it was linked with the punk and new wave genres of music. But his 25-year career has proven his style can’t be labeled. He has worked with an array of musicians including Burt Bacharach, Paul McCartney, T-Bone Burnett and ska-revivalists The Specials. Along the way Costello has released over 30 albums that range in style and mood and include influences from pop, country, folk, reggae, soul, punk, rock and classical music.
His hits include; "Watching the Detectives," "Oliver's Army," "A Good Year for the Roses," "Alison," "Everyday I Write the Book," "Veronica," "Radio, Radio," "Pump It Up," "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and," "Accidents Will Happen," "(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes," "In the Darkest Place," "This House Is Empty Now" and "God Give Me Strength."
Billie Joe Armstrong, lead guitar and vocals of Green Day, a group that is considered one of the most explosive live bands in modern music. Green Day have set the standard for punk-pop. With 2004's acclaimed American Idiot, which found them changing their punk-pop tack a bit. With more complicated structures and more than a few chances taken with their fan base, the record proved to be a success on all accounts, both commercially and artistically.
Fiona Apple established herself as a visionary singer/songwriter at the age of nineteen with her debut album Tidal in 1996. This stunning album went on to earn her a Grammy Award in 1998 for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance establishing her as an uncompromising and original artist gaining intensely loyal fans all over the world . Fiona's second album, When the Pawn..was released in 1999 showcasing Fionaís edgy and elegant musical genius. Fiona Apple's highly touted albums and captivating videos have earned her numerous accolades from music fans and the music industry alike including two MTV Music Video Awards and two Grammy nominations and sales of over 5 million albums around the world. Some of her hit singles include "Shadowboxer,"
"Criminal," "Sleep to Dream" and "Fast as You Can."
It's been a long and tangled road for Apple's stunning, intricate new album, Extraordinary Machine. But over the course of six years, she has maintained a clear sense of her musical vision-and returned with a collection of songs that reconfirms her place as one of the finest singer-songwriters of her generation. From the fragile music-hall lilt of the title track to the rollicking
"Better Version of Me," from the fever intensity of "Not About Love" to the dreamy melancholy of "Oh Sailor," Extraordinary Machine reveals an artist with a sprawling, hard-fought range of emotions about love and identity, and with the musical palette to express them all. These are complicated songs for complicated sentiments.
Generating a Seattle-area buzz, Death Cab for Cutie quickly became a proper band, releasing their official debut album - Something About Airplanes in 1998, in 2000-We Have the Facts And We're Voting Yes, 2001's The Photo Album - each more successful, in content and sales, than the last. In 2003, Death Cab recorded and released the rave-spawning Transatlanticism. Plans was released in August 2005.
To set the record straight, the band's name comes from a song performed by British jazz/rock/comedy combo the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band in the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour film.
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