Elvis Costello announces a box set celebrating the 49th anniversary of his 1977 debut album, My Aim Is True. Multiple outlets report the project as a first-of-its-kind 49th-anniversary release, noting that artists and labels more commonly mark milestone anniversaries such as 50 years. The announcement is presented as a deliberate choice by Costello, with at least one source quoting him as saying that the idea of celebrating a 50th anniversary is “preposterous.” The news focuses on the album being commemorated and on the anniversary concept behind the packaging. While the reports confirm the nature of the release and its anniversary framing, they do not, in the provided excerpts, detail the contents, track list, release date, or edition specifics of the box set. The outlets characterize the announcement as noteworthy both for its timing and for its unconventional milestone number, linking the box set directly to the album’s 1977 original release.