The Elvis Tribute Artist World Tour

The Elvis Tribute Artist World Tour comes to the Edinburgh Playhouse on Tuesday 24 November, arriving from the USA. It's a bit different from your usual one-man tribute: instead of one person doing the whole thing, the show splits Elvis's career across three separate artists, each taking a different era. The early rock and roll years, the 1968 Comeback Special, and the later jumpsuit-era concert performances each get their own performer, with the sound and style shifting as the timeline moves forward.

The three on stage are Moses Snow, Cote Deonath, and Jimmy Holmes. They bring a fair bit of competitive pedigree with them: Jimmy Holmes was the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Champion in 2025, Cote Deonath took the same title in 2023, and Moses Snow placed in the top three. The music is played by a live band and orchestra with no backing tracks, so it's all coming from the stage rather than a tape.

It's a longer night than a typical concert, running for about two hours and forty-five minutes. The show bills itself as coming direct from the USA and as the world's biggest, best and most successful Elvis tribute. Tickets start from £29.00, and the performance starts at 7.30pm at the Edinburgh Playhouse, 18-22 Greenside Place, EH1 3AA.