For one night only, Chris MacDonald will bring back the magic of the King of Rock-n-Roll in a truly dynamic multi-media performance complete with costumes, back up singers, dancers and high-energy concert band. Join us at the Sunrise Theatre for this Rockin tribute celebrating the life and music of one of the greatest entertainers and pop culture icons of our time.

The show will include production numbers with costume changes and songs representing the different stages of Elvis's incredible career including the 1950's, the Movies, the 1968 Comeback and the 1970's White Fringe Vegas Concerts.

Chris's show is not an overdone impersonation. It is a natural heartfelt tribute to the King of Rock-n-Roll. Adding to the authenticity of his tribute, Chris has the honor of being the only tribute artist hired by Elvis Presley Enterprises to perform at Graceland's Heartbreak Hotel for 7 consecutive years. An energetic and experienced entertainer, MacDonald has also starred in the famous LEGENDS IN CONCERT stage productions in such cities as Branson, MO, and Las Vegas, NV. He has also performed in Concert with Elvis Presley's original back up group The Jordanaires and D.J. Fontana at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Not only is the charismatic MacDonald superb in performing as Elvis, this versatile performer has an extensive repertoire spanning from the 50's through today including contemporary country music tunes in addition to some of his own original music.

MacDonald's solid vocals have also earned him Broward County's Florida Country Music Association's (FCMA) Male Vocalist of the Year award and a feature track on The Deuces Wild compilation CD which received the FCMA Best CD of the Year award. Chris has a new original country CD recorded in Nashville entitled No Misconception. All songs on the CD were recorded with harmony vocals provided by the legendary Jordanaires. The songs are available for digital downloads on itunes.com or his website www.chriselvis.com.

Don't miss this full production multi-media tribute to the King of Rock-n-Roll.