Two Elvis tributes for the price of one at Gladstone Theatre show

Jan 28 2009 by Lorna Hughes, Birkenhead News

SEE two top Elvis tribute acts for the price of one in Port Sunlight this week!

Michael King and his band Red Alert are bringing their Power of Presley show back to the Gladstone Theatre, Port Sunlight on Saturday - and this time they’ll be joined by Chris Connor.

Another big name on the UK Elvis tribute circuit, Chris has won plaudits for his performances as The King.

One of the best in the business of being Elvis, Michael King has been described as one of the most realistic and exciting tribute acts ever - and David Stanley, Elvis Presley’s stepbrother, said watching him was “nothing short of spooky”.

Michael, from Rhos-on-Sea, has been a highly successful Elvis tribute for over 15 years.

Alan Davies from the Gladstone Theatre said: “Michael King and his band have put together a new performance which is as close to the real thing as is humanly possible.

“Over two hours of the very best songs from Memphis to Las Vegas packed with the dynamic energy and power that Elvis used to thrill his audiences with.

“Added to this are stunning changes and a fantastic rapport with the audience making The Power of Presley Show unequalled in its field.”

The Power of Presley is at the Gladstone Theatre this Saturday, January 31, starting at 7.30pm.

All tickets are £13, available from the theatre box office on 643 8757.

l LIVEGUIDE has teamed up with the Gladstone Theatre to give away three pairs of tickets for the Power of Presley show.

To be in with a chance of winning answer the following question: Where was Elvis Presley born? a) Memphis, Tennessee; b) Tupelo, Mississippi or c) Los Angeles, California?

Send your answer and contact information, including a daytime telephone number, to lornahughes@wirralnews.co.uk

This is an e-mail only competition because the show is this Saturday - all entries must be received by 12noon on Friday.

Winners will be contacted by telephone on Friday afternoon and will be able to pick up their tickets from the theatre box office from 7pm on the night of the show.