British band Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), founded in 1970 by Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood, became famous for blending rock, pop, and classical influences. With albums like "Out of the Blue" and "A New World Record", ELO delivered timeless hits such as "Mr. Blue Sky" and "Livin’ Thing". Their use of strings and synths gave them a distinctive sound in pop history. A lesser-known fact is that during the 1970s ELO was billed as “the biggest rock show on earth,” touring with a massive spaceship stage set.
