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Jeff Lynne’s ELO canceled their final concert at BST Hyde Park due to Jeff Lynne's illness, as he is battling a systemic infection and focusing on his health. The band had announced a farewell tour in 2024, but Lynne's health issues have led to cancellations, including their recent performance at Manchester.
Jeff Lynne, frontman of Electric Light Orchestra, canceled his final performance at BST Hyde Park due to health issues, specifically a systemic infection, leading to the end of his 'Over and Out' farewell tour. He expressed regret but prioritized his health and recovery.
Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) canceled their final day at BST Hyde Park after Lynne, 77, withdrew due to health concerns from a systemic infection, disappointing fans expecting to hear hits like Mr Blue Sky. The band had previously hinted at this being possibly their last performance, and Lynne is currently focusing on recovery, with ticket refunds issued.
Jeff Lynne's ELO canceled their final scheduled performance at Hyde Park due to Lynne's health issues, specifically a systemic infection, leading to the band's farewell concert being called off, ending a 55-year career.
Jeff Lynne's ELO had to cancel their second-to-last concert in Manchester due to Lynne's illness, with reports of him struggling on stage after injuring his hand. The band is set to perform their final show at Hyde Park, ending a 55-year career.
Jeff Lynne's ELO has announced their final tour, "The Over and Out Tour," which will kick off in Palm Desert, CA on August 24 and conclude in Los Angeles on October 25, with 27 dates across North America. The tour will feature exclusive VIP experiences and is expected to be followed by international dates. ELO, formed in 1972, achieved massive hits in the '70s and officially disbanded in 1986 before being revived by Lynne in 2001.
Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra will embark on a final tour of North America, named "The Over and Out Tour," with 27 dates starting in Palm Desert, CA on August 19th and concluding in Los Angeles on October 25th. The tour will include stops in major cities such as Seattle, Toronto, New York, and Houston. A Live Nation ticket pre-sale is set for March 21st, with a public ticket on-sale following on March 22nd via Ticketmaster. ELO, known for hits like "Can't Get It Out of My Head" and "Don't Bring Me Down," has sold over 50 million albums and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017.
A recent video by Michael MJD showcases a rare find - an iMac G3 prototype from 1999 that not only responds to touchscreen taps and drags but also touch pressure. The prototype, labeled as an "Engineering Prototype" from Elo, a company that was an official "Value Added Reseller" for Apple products, features a touchscreen conversion that was intended for use as a kiosk. Elo's technology used acoustic waves to detect touch input, allowing for X/Y coordinates and even Z-axis depth of pressure to be determined. While the prototype runs on stock MacOS 8.6, it likely would have had custom software with larger touch-friendly buttons if it had been released. The video highlights the unique design and functionality of this early touchscreen iMac G3 prototype, evoking a different era of Apple.