05.25.2016
ELVIS COSTELLO TAKES ANOTHER ‘DETOUR’
Acclaimed Solo Show Returns May 2016
Elvis Costello takes his acclaimed Detour solo show for another spin in May including 4 nights at the London Palladium May 10th-14th.
Tickets on sale now!
Elvis plays the following UK & European dates:
May 2016
Mon 9th WARWICK, Arts Centre SOLD OUT
Tue 10th LONDON, The Palladium
Wed 11th LONDON, The Palladium
Fri 13th LONDON, The Palladium
Sat 14th LONDON, The Palladium
Mon 16th ANTWERP, DeRoma SOLD OUT
Tue 17th PARIS, L’Olympia
Wed 18th UTRECHT, Tivolivredenburg (Grote Zall) SOLD OUT
Fri 20th AALBORG, Musikkens Hus
Sat 21st HAMBURG, Kleine Laeiszhalle SOLD OUT
Mon 23rd TURIN, Theatre Colosseo
Tue 24th MILAN, Theatre Acrimboldi
Wed 25th PADOVA, Theatre Geox
Fri 27th FLORENCE, Theatre Verdi
Sat 28th BOLOGNA, Theatre Auditorium Manzoni
Sun 29th ROME, Theatre Audi Santa Cecilia
Tue 31st BRESCIA, Teatro Palabanco
June 2016
Wed 1st ZURICH, Volkshaus
Sat 4th ZARAGOZA, Sala Mozart
Sun 5th MADRID, Teatro Monumental
Mon 6th SAN SEBASTIAN, Auditorio Kursaal
Critics round the globe have waxed lyrical about this incredibly
entertaining walk through Elvis Costello’s amazing life and back
catalogue:
“….There seemed to be a little extra Scouse tang to his accent than
usual as held court with his guitar in front of a giant vintage TV set.
The television displayed a test card – something which only people of a
certain age will remember. Overlaying the screen were pictures
highlighting memories of his childhood, his musical and cultural
influences as well as old snaps of his family. The concept worked well
as Costello stiched his songs into a narrative of recollections and
anecdotes.” Manchester Evening News, Andy Cronshaw 11/6/15
“By the time Sixties footage of his dad looking the very spit of
Costello’s screens, as the singers brothers appear for harmonies
freighted with fraternal emotion, this gig has become more deep-rooted
English feelings than punk. The GI Bride heartbreaker ‘American Without
Tears’ blurs into the clubland numbness of ‘Pump It Up’ into ‘Brother
Can You Spare A Dime’ then ‘Oliver’s Army’ treads again on live
danger-lines of race, joblessness, and false patriotism. Costello used
to sneer with righteous rage. Now he is a profound showbiz veteran, from
a country which should embrace him again.” The Independent, Nick Hasted
3/6/15