Two venues, two billion viewers and, as pomp rockers Queen, who pretty much stole the whole show, would say - one vision.

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BST Hyde Park has cancelled the final day of its festival after Lynne, 77, withdrew from the band's headline slot at the last ...

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Jeff Lynne ’s Electric Light Orchestra ( ELO) have cancelled their planned farewell performance on Sunday (13 July) at BST ...

Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) will no longer be performing at BST Hyde Park festival in London, organisers said ...