He brings his Imposters to The Venue.
Elvis Costello makes his Derry debut this week, when he plays The Venue on Thursday (June 27). It's another highlight in their City Of Culture 2013 celebrations.
Tickets are priced from £27.50 and are available here.
The bespectacled star will be rolling the hits with his sometime touring band The Imposters. He's also set to play the Westport Festival in Mayo next weekend, alongside the likes of ABC, Julie Feeney and Imelda May.
Having previously confirmed an October 16 visit to Dublin’s Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Elvis Costello has announced he’ll be travelling up the following day to Belfast for another solo show in The Waterfront.
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The British singer/songwriter joins a star studded array of homegrown and international talent heading to County Mayo...
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Elvis was first sighted in a 7-Eleven in central London, sneering at the staff while purchasing cigarettes and condoms, looking for all the world like the new king of rock'n'roll, shabbily dressed and sharp-tongued, a man with a mission. It seems such a long time ago, now.
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Read More It's a truism that, come the third album, an artist either puts up or shuts up. That doesn't apply here, this being 'Elvis' fifth album. He has persistently 'put up' music with an IQ superior to his contemporaries, simply.
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