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Elite Elvis pairs James Kruk with The Big Boss Men for a full-band Elvis Presley tribute built on live rock and roll energy, humor, and strong visual detail. Kruk has played Elvis for Steve Martin’s Broadway tour of Picasso at The Lapin Agile and recorded as Elvis for Pawn Shop Chronicles.

With charming choreography and engaging audience interaction, their show features all your holiday music favorites, happily sung by a trio of girls so sweet they'll give you a toothache!

Paying homage to the king since 1989, Bill is absolutely one of the best Elvis tribute artists in the business.

The Suits are comprised of four dynamic gentlemen performing four genres of hit music from the 50s through the 80s: Motown, Doo Wop, Pop and Rock. Fusing smooth choreography and tight harmonies with exciting showmanship and fun audience interaction, this production will give you a night to remember!

"Because You're Mine" is a tribute to Johnny Cash and June Carter, featuring Charles Evans Jr. and Caitie Grady Evans performing 23 classic hits in an unforgettable show

Mighty Cash Cats is a Johnny Cash tribute band covering the early hits through the American Recordings, plus Johnny Cash and June Carter duets. The band has toured in the USA, Las Vegas, Europe, Ireland, and Israel.

The Highwayman Show is a tribute to Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson, led by Tony Suraci and backed by a 10-piece band. The show focuses on mid-’70s outlaw country and crowd-known songs including Folsom Prison Blues, On The Road Again, and Me and Bobby McGee.

Los Angeles vocal trio The Hollywood Dolls present Andrews Sisters-inspired 1940s swing shows with period costumes and choreography, with program options running up to 60 or 90 minutes.

As seen on Netflix, The Comedy Store, on tour with Paul Anka, Darlene Love, The Jacksons and theaters all across the United States, Canada and Europe, Jefferson McDonald's Great Balls of Fire is a tour de force of music and comedy. Dubbed the "Victor Borge of Rock and Roll" and a man "born inside the piano," Jefferson'