Suspiciously Elvis
Suspiciously Elvis at Festival Drayton Centre, Market Drayton
About the show
For over 20 years, Ivor Potter, AKA Suspiciously Elvis ‘One Night In Vegas Show’ has been bringing the magic of Elvis Presley to life on stages all around the world. Ivor delivers an unforgettable show that captures the voice, energy, and charisma of the King of Rock ’n’ Roll.
From sold-out theatres in Dubai, Denmark and Germany to long running residencies in London’s Hippodrome Casino and the Boisdale Club and appearances at music festivals around the country including the Isle Of Wright Festival Suspiciously Elvis has performed for thousands of fans, earning a loyal following and a reputation as one of the most authentic Elvis tribute artists today. His attention to detail—from the iconic costumes and signature moves to the heartfelt performances makes every concert a true celebration of Elvis’ legacy.
With a passion for keeping Elvis alive and a fan base that continues to grow, Ivor doesn’t just impersonate the King—he keeps the spirit of Elvis rocking for new generations.
Here’s what they said:
"Sheer Brilliance! The closest thing to the King you are ever going to get."s
Katie Weitz, The Sun
" The greatest Elvis tribute I have ever seen."
Carl Leighton-Pope - Agent to Bryan Adams & Van Morrison
" The atmosphere was electric. Whether you are an Elvis fan or not, this show is great entertainment."
The Scotsman
Featuring - Suspiciously Elvis
Brighton's very own tribute to the King of rock 'n' roll. Ivor Potter is Suspiciously Elvis - an act that simply blows other similar tributes out of the water.
An astonishingly accurate homage to Elvis' iconic Las Vegas period, 'Suspiciously' Elvis features an electrifying eight-piece band, a troupe of dancers and a succession of fetching leather jumpsuits modelled by Ivor Potter, one of the world's premier Presley impersonators.
It's now 45 years since the King's untimely death, yet somehow his ageless music continues to resonate throughout the world with successive generations. Dubbed 'a masterpiece of showmanship' by What's On Stage, you can expect to hear a jukebox of joyous classics, from Blue Suede Shoes and Heartbreak Hotel through to Suspicious Minds and, of course, Viva Las Vegas.