Eels coming to the Ogden Theatre

Mark Oliver Everett, the man sometimes known as E and the guy behind Eels, and his band will hit the Ogden Tuesday, October 5. On the Eels website, Everett says End Times, the band's most recent album (released in January on Vagrant Records), is a "divorce album" with a modern...

By Jon Solomon

June 8, 2010

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Mark Oliver Everett, the man sometimes known as E and the guy behind Eels, and his band will hit the Ogden Tuesday, October 5. On the Eels website, Everett says End Times, the band's most recent album (released in January on Vagrant Records), is a "divorce album" with a modern twist: "The artist equates his personal loss with the world he lives in losing its integrity." While it's only been about six months since the album, EELS also have another one, Tomorrow Morning, slated for release August 24.

Tickets ($24 in advance/$30 day of show) go on sale Friday, June 11 at 10 a.m. Early bird tickets will be on sale this weekend only for $20.

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