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Took my daughter yesterday to the "Elvis in Concert" touring show at Radio City Music Hall here in NYC. It was great to see James burton (Guitarist) Ronnie Tutt (Drummer), Glen Hardin (Pianist), Joe Guercio (conductor) The imperials and the Sweet Inspirations (backup/chorus) performing all together again with Elvis. Wow, Fantastic show with a Virtual Elvis on screen singing some of his mega hits (Music was live and rockin'). Place was completely sold out... for a man that has been gone for over 33 years. We had a great time, and did i mention that there were multiple standing ovations after some songs. My daughter told me after the show "Wow, Elvis was and will Always be the KING". 
Elvis Presley in Concert is returning to the Great Stage at Radio City Music Hall for a one-night-only special presentation on Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 8PM. Elvis Presley In Concert is an astounding production that reunites former Elvis band mates live on stage with a state of the art video-projected Elvis.
The show's concept is to present an authentic as possible Elvis Presley concert pulled together from a collection of Elvis' finest concert performances including Elvis, That's The Way It Is (1970) and Elvis on Tour (1972) which is projected on a large video screen. On stage, a 16-piece orchestra and some of Elvis' original band mates, including Joe Guercio, Elvis' orchestra conductor, and members from The Imperials and The TCB Band, will perform live to accompany the video. All music heard in the concert production is performed live except for Elvis' voice and on either side of the performance screen features live action on the stage.
Elvis Presley in Concert is returning to the Great Stage at Radio City Music Hall for a one-night-only special presentation on Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 8PM. Elvis Presley In Concert is an astounding production that reunites former Elvis band mates live on stage with a state of the art video-projected Elvis.
The show's concept is to present an authentic as possible Elvis Presley concert pulled together from a collection of Elvis' finest concert performances including Elvis, That's The Way It Is (1970) and Elvis on Tour (1972) which is projected on a large video screen. On stage, a 16-piece orchestra and some of Elvis' original band mates, including Joe Guercio, Elvis' orchestra conductor, and members from The Imperials and The TCB Band, will perform live to accompany the video. All music heard in the concert production is performed live except for Elvis' voice and on either side of the performance screen features live action on the stage.
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