If you thought the chance to see Jeff Lynne's ELO had slipped through your fingers, think again.

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Last week, tickets went on sale for the Electric Light Orchestra's last ever show at the BST Hyde Park festival, but before then, the band has announced two additional shows as part of the Over and Out farewell tour.

Taking place next July, the band are set to play at Birmingham's Utilita Arena and Manchester's Co-op Live before saying a final goodbye in London.

Tickets are already sold out for the BST performance, which means this really is your last chance to hear them live.

ELO formed 55 years ago by Lynne and keyboardist Roy Wood, who was later replaced by Richard Tandy. The group split in 1986 but re-formed in 2014 and three years later were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

They're known for their gorgeous symphony of sounds and combination of music styles – and that's just in Mr Blue Sky alone! Some of their other biggest tracks include Don't Bring Me Down and All Over the World – which is also true for how much they're loved.

Now, the sun isn't shining in the sky, but we can still celebrate the end of ELO.

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What are the UK dates and venues for ELO's Goodbye tour?

There are just two dates currently on ELO's Farewell tour alongside the final BST Hyde Park date.

If you want to chance your arm at BST Hyde Park tickets, here's the link:

How to get tickets to ELO's Goodbye tour?

General sale goes live at 10am on Friday 1st November and if you're worried about missing out, read our tips on how to beat the Ticketmaster queue.

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