IF YOU’RE looking for trouble you’ve come to the right place...!
Elvis tribute band Trouble perform at the Hedge End Club next Friday, July 24.The band’s members are united in the commitment, passion and love they share for the timeless music of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll!
The six-piece pride themselves on high production values with lighting effects, image projection and authentic equipment including an original 1968 drum set, Shure 55 Mic and the world-renowned Electro Voice RE-15 and 16, Elvis’s favourite live performance microphones.
The Trouble show starts with The Early Years, then the legendary “68”
Comeback special and finally the career-defining Las Vegas Show with lots of well-known hits to sing along to and a dance floor to jive and twist on.
During each set there is a change of costume including the unforgettable “68” Comeback Leather suit and two of the famous Vegas suits made by B&K Costumes, USA, The Concho Suit and the most iconic suit used on the famous Hawaiian TV show in 1973, The Aloha suit.
The band’s intention is to provide as much authenticity to the performances by trying to recreate some of the most memorable performances of Elvis’ career and believe it’s their privilege to be in front of the audience and not the other way round.
“When I was a child, ladies and gentlemen, I was a dreamer. I read comic books and I was the hero of the comic book. I saw movies and I was the hero in the movie.
"So every dream I ever dreamed has come true a hundred times... I learned very early in life that: “Without a song, the day would never end; without a song, a man ain’t got a friend, without a song, the road would never bend – without a song. ‘So I keep singing a song.
Goodnight & Thank You.”
Elvis’s acceptance speech for the 1970 Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation Award given on January 16, 1971.
Help Trouble celebrate an epic evening of Elvis at The Hedge End Club. Doors open 7pm, showtime 8pm.
Tickets £12 or (£100 for a table of 10) available from: Sales Hotline: 07776 206918 Email: Tickets@elvisintrouble.com.
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