A Vision of Elvis

A Vision of Elvis comes to King's Theatre on Sunday 20 June 2027, with the show starting at 7:30pm. It's a tribute to Elvis Presley's live concert years, and the whole thing is built around Rob Kingsley, who's billed as one of the most recognised Elvis tribute performers working today.

Kingsley doesn't do this as a solo act. He's backed by a full live band and backing vocalists, and the production is staged by Kingsley himself. It's an award-winning live theatre show, and the set is designed to recreate the power and excitement of Presley's time on stage, rather than just a run-through of his recordings. The production leans on authentic costumes and lighting to bring the charisma and atmosphere of those years to the stage.

That period of Elvis's career is a long one, and the show works its way through it. It starts with the '68 Comeback Special, moves through the Las Vegas years and Madison Square Garden, and goes on to Aloha from Hawaii. The setlist pulls from those different eras, and the production relies on the costumes, the vocals, and the timeless hits to hold it together. It's a look at the live years in the order they happened, from the late sixties through to the seventies.

If you're planning to go, the details are straightforward: King's Theatre is at 297 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JN, and the show starts at 7:30pm on Sunday 20 June 2027. Rob Kingsley leads the night, with a full live band and backing vocalists behind him.