Outdoor Elvis is the second album by rock band The Swirling Eddies, released in 1989 on Alarma Records.

The title track found the Swirling Eddies in search of the elusive Elvis Presley who, according to the song, escaped the city by faking his own death and decided to make his home in the wilderness.

This project gave the Swirling Eddies their first hit songs - "Driving In England" which made it all the way to #1 in some markets, and "Hide the Beer, the Pastor's Here" which also created a small amount of controversy for the album.

The latter song tells the tale of a Christian College professor that hides his own hidden sins and attacks his students for their obvious drinking habits.

Outdoor Elvis marks the first appearance of new Swirling Eddies member Prickly Disco.