The band made do for the occasion, but again their playing wasn't spot on. The stage dancers were excellent and the backup singers were great. It was very disappointing to see his performance. He seemed way too comfortable on the stage and I think he took the audience for granted. I have seen other impersonators that didn't look as good but sang way better than he did.

The Bruno Mars impersonator was very talented but Elvis left alot to be desired.

Dolly Parton looked good and her personality was good but her singing seemed way too high and the music was too loud. George Strait was good, Blues Brothers were entertaining, and their music was good. We saw George Strait, Blues Brothers, Dolly Parton, Bruno Mars, and Elvis. The entertainment was not as talented as we expected. Getting tickets online was easy and no problems getting to our seats. The venue is a great location and the stage is well set with every seat a good one. I don't know about you, but part of me thinks, 'Elvis, really? Even now?' And then this Elvis gets up there, does all the moves, hits all the notes, has a good time doing it, and even laughs at himself a little bit along the way.

We weren't crazy about expecting to see Stevie Wonder this night, but this performer sent us away happy that we did see him.Īnd the evening closed with, of course, Elvis. The Stevie Wonder impersonator hit all those high Stevie Wonder notes just right. You've got guts to do Barbara Streisand, but she had the voice and the stage presence to go along with that!

But, just like Rod, he still nailed the notes while playing with the microphone stand in 3 dimensions. Rod Stewart got the raspy voice so right I was afraid he was going to wreck his own voice in a short period of time. Our Tina Turner was done over-the-top, which is completely appropriate, since it's Tina Turner! Live band and backup singers/performers interact with all the acts and add excitement and entertainment to the show.

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