I've lost count of how many times I've seen this show and am off to Southend and Clacton later this year to see them.  Richard is the best Elvis - and I've seen a few!  I'm only sorry that we've lost Eddie Cochran, but it's still a great show.  If you go and see it once, I guarantee it won't be the last time!

Of course I have seen them, 8 times in the Netherlands and 1 time in Germany, including 3 times the Elvis in Concert-show. I follow the group for years now. So I am a great fan and that is why I have made a Dutch fan-hyve and a website in the Dutch language  There are already 1.666 members on the fanhyve and the Dutch website has many visitors. So, if you like, please take a look.
(http://www.rockinonheavensdoor.hyves.nl) (http://www.everyoneweb.com/rockinonheavensdoor).

What I told the Dutch fans: if you have 2 years or longer worked by 1 boss then you sometimes want to do something different. In the group ROHD is happening the same. Some artists will go solo and then you leave the group. The world artists have done the same. One example is Rod Stewart. He has also been in many bands to eventually to go solo.

But the ROHD-show is brilliant and the artists too.
Their sistershow "Elvis in Concert" is a huge succes either in the Netherlands.

I have bought cd's, dvd's and listen every day. I cannot get enough of the shows and the songs. ROHD? ...is almost my life.

Well, I hope one day to see a show in the UK.

Event Date: June 4, 2009
Event Venue: Hippodrome Bristol

Having seen the show on 4 occasions, I recommended it to my daughter and her friend and they accompanied us to the Bristol Hippodrome to see the latest rendition of what I had always considered to be a brilliant show. Unfortunately we soon realized that this show was not up to standard. We bought programmes and were pleased to find that the line-up was the same as the last show we had seen. What a disappointment when only 2 of the artistes named in the programme were actually in the show and the Eddie Cochrane act was not there at all!!! To be fair the artiste tribute to Buddy Holly was a great performer in his own right but was no Buddy! (Sorry Gus!) Richard Atkins, who is Elvis in the show, saved the day somewhat but even he did not give such a good show as usual, dropping his scarf handing out spot which is usually the highlight of the show. Apparently there were some technical problems with the sound also, but this could not disguise the fact that this was a third rate version of what was formerly one of the best R&R shows ever. Sadly, we will not be supporting the show in future.

Absolutely brilliant show, real R & R, just how it should be. Will go again next time it comes round.

this will be our 6th time, never tire of the show its that good. everyone in the audience is the same singing dancing in their seats,  well worth a visit GO AND SEE THIS SHOW i promise as a rockn roll fan you wont be dissapointed.sandra from salford