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Elvis Costello London, UK
Elvis Costello remains one of the most evocative, innovative, and gifted songwriters of all time, with songs that offer highly personal takes on love and politics. His career spans over four decades, taking on a variety of genres, ranging from punk rock to baroque pop and everything in-between. ... more
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