Elvis Extravaganza to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project

Terry Turner is one of five Elvis Tribute Artists who will be performing at this year's Elvis Extravanza to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project.

It’s almost time again for the annual Elvis Extravaganza. On Saturday, August 1 at 7:00 p.m., this 6th annual event to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project will be held at the Renaissance Center located at 1200 E. Center Street, Kingsport, Tennessee.

The Extravaganza will feature five of the top Elvis Presley Tribute Artists in the world. Each tribute artist will perform for over twenty minutes in a stage style show performance. Attendees will hear music from the 50’s, ’68 comeback and ‘70’s. At the conclusion of the show there will be a special recognition to honor the Veterans.

Elvis Tribute Artist Ronnie Miller will be performing and hosting the event. Starring also will be four other multi-award winning tribute artists and performers. Brandon E. from Athens, TN, Terry Turner from Lincoln, AL, Robert Keefer from Pigeon Forge, and Stewart Chapman from Virginia. Four year old Levi Elvis from Bluff City, Tennessee will also be a part of the show. Each Elvis Tribute Artist will be performing as Elvis Presley with a full stage concert style performance.

Cricket Coulter who was a fan lucky enough to become a close friend of Elvis on movie sets, on tour and in Las Vegas will be sharing some of her stories about Elvis. Cricket starred in "That's The Way It Is" with Elvis Presley. She also has a large collection of Elvis memorabilia. Among Cricket’s collection is an original autograph signed photo of Elvis at NBC Studios on June 27, 1968. This photo is accompanied by a Notarial Certificate of Authenticity. Cricket will have photos, her book Elvis' Real Gold - The Spirit Of His Fans, and other items will be available at the show for audience viewing.

Admission to the Elvis Extravaganza is $15.00. For reserved seating, contact Missy Miller at (865) 684-6082 or by email at tribute.entertainment@yahoo.com. Tickets may also be purchased at the door at 6:15 PM.

A portion of the show proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project.

Published July 18, 2015