Elvis Costello & The Imposters with Nick Lowe, Los Straight Jackets, and more

Elvis Costello, born Declan MacManus in London, is a British singer-songwriter renowned for his eclectic rock, pop, and new wave sound. With The Imposters, he is celebrated for hits like "Alison" and "Pump It Up." A two-time Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Costello's extensive catalog includes albums such as "The Boy Named If" and collaborations with Burt Bacharach and Paul McCartney. He is recognized for his sharp songwriting and genre-spanning musicality.

Nick Lowe, born in Kent, UK, is a legendary singer-songwriter known for pioneering pub rock and influencing punk. He's famed for hits like "Cruel to Be Kind," his work with Brinsley Schwarz, producing under Stiff Records, and collaborations with Elvis Costello and Rockpile. Lowe's career spans from power pop to country rock, earning acclaim with albums like Labour of Lust and The Impossible Bird. His humorous, emotional style and later works with Los Straitjackets showcase his evolution into an elegant crooner, cementing his enduring legacy in rock music.

Elvis Costello, born Declan McManus in London, emerged in the 1970s punk scene with the Attractions. Known for genre-spanning work, his hits include "Oliver’s Army." Collaborations span from Paul McCartney to the Roots. Critically acclaimed albums like Spike and Armed Forces highlight his diverse catalog. Grammy-winning, Costello remains a musical innovator.