The act
At the reception, a seventies Vegas tribute can turn one part of your wedding into an Elvis moment. Ghost of Elvis is a Sydney performer whose look is described as especially close to Elvis Presley. The performance is built around an outgoing stage manner and the ability to hold an audience, with authentic replica jumpsuits adding to the visual detail. Other artist tributes connected with the offering include Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison and Tina Turner. The moment to hear this act is after dinner, when your guests are ready for a recognisable character and a dedicated show.
See Ghost of Elvis play
Watch Ghost of Elvis perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
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Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Songs Ghost of Elvis can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
70s Elvis, Song Mix from 68 - 77 Jumpsuit era.
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What to expect
Darren walks in as Elvis and the room reacts before he's sung a note, which is the part you can't rehearse. He's one of the closest Presley lookalikes going around, and he knows what to do with it. Confident, warm with a crowd, happy to work the floor. The show sits in the seventies Vegas years, with replica jumpsuits brought in from the States rather than approximated locally.
On the day
Flexible, and worked out with you once the date is locked in. He runs everything from a small solo appearance up to a full band production, all on his own audio gear, so the venue isn't being asked to supply much. Tell him the room size and whether there's a stage and he'll tell you what fits.
Performance options
Smallest is a straight appearance, where Elvis turns up, works the room and has photos taken. Then there's the full Elvis show with the jumpsuits and the setlist, which is what most birthdays and club nights book. At the top end it's the same show with a live band behind him for a proper concert feel. Mackie gear runs the sound across all three.