Chance Tinder stars as The King of Rock and Roll in his show “Elvis: Upfront and Personal” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2 at Tributes, 18561 N. 59th Ave., Glendale.
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Elvis will be in the building in Glendale this week.
Chance Tinder stars as The King of Rock and Roll in his show “Elvis: Upfront and Personal” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2 at Tributes, 18561 N. 59th Ave., Glendale.
Mr. Tinder, a Scottsdale resident, is an alumni of the Las Vegas celebrity look-alike production shows “Legends In Concert and American Superstars,” from 1990 to 2000. From 2000 to 2012, he starred in more than 7,000 performances with Casino Arizona’s “Showstoppers Live,” where he performed in two shows a day, six days a week, for nearly 12 years.
“Chance doesn’t simply imitate or just sing the songs, he tells the story of Elvis’ life and career through the music, and adds the slender nuances of expression that only an actor can add after invested hours in studying for his role,” the website projectpresley.com states.
Online tickets are $15 per person (show only, not dinner), and are only sold by “whole table” purchases due to the new restrictions.
Single show tickets will be sold at $15 each (cash only) based on table availability the day of the show only when doors open.
Steve Stockmar has been with the Independent Newsmedia team since 2017. An NAU alum and Peoria resident, Steve’s community journalism pursuits focus mostly on arts & culture, education, and profiles of neighbors making a difference. In his spare time Steve plays in a vintage baseball league using uniforms and rules from the 1860s, and also acts (badly) in community theater. In addition, he has an unhealthy obsession with baseball and the Chicago Cubs.
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