We don't just stick to the greatest hits. We dig deeper — into the rare Elvis tracks that no one else in Russia dares to play.
1950s: where it all began
The early ballads and the rockers that changed everything — Heartbreak Hotel, Blue Suede Shoes, Hound Dog, Love Me Tender, Jailhouse Rock, Tutti Frutti, Young and beautiful, It hurts me— and plenty more where those came from.
1960s: Hollywood calling
Latin grooves and soundtrack classics from the films that made Elvis a matinee idol — A Little Less Conversation, Return to Sender, Viva Las Vegas, Can't Help Falling in Love (the early version), You Are Always on My Mind, Puppet on a string, Love letters — and other silver-screen treasures.
1970s: Vegas mode
The hits from his iconic Westgate Las Vegas shows. Bigger arrangements, bigger sound. On our larger shows, we bring in a live brass section and backing vocalists in the spirit of the Sweet Inspirations who sang with Elvis back in the day. This set brings the heat: Suspicious Minds, My Way, Burning Love, In the Ghetto, You Don't Have to Say You Love Me, Johnny B. Goode, the later, more dramatic version of Can't Help Falling in Love, In the Ghetto, American Trilogy — and then some.
And here's something we're proud of: we sometimes play the same song in two different arrangements during one concert. Because why just tell you Elvis changed over time? We'd rather let you hear it — back to back, raw to grand, 50s to 70s, all in one night.
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If you're really paying attention, you'll catch our full historical reenactments — note-for-note, move-for-move, dialogues included. We even keep the on-stage banter. The order of the songs. The mistakes they made. The jokes they told. We bring it ALL back.