Mark Green Elvis Impersonator with Band
Mark Green has been performing his tribute to Elvis for over ten years and has clocked up many appearances on TV, theatre and radio.
The Mark Green army of fans, particularly in his home town of Birmingham, are testament to his talent and dedication to keeping the spirit of the King of Rock n Roll alive. The most memorable moment for Mark Green was singing with the Rockabilly band, The Dempsey’s, in Tupela, Mississippi for the 30th Anniversary celebrations.
During this time Mark Green was lucky enough to perform at the Gracelands Visitor Centre and was interviewed on ‘live’ broadcast by CNN in the grounds of Gracelands. Mark Green has also sung with the Jordanaires, Elvis’ original male backing group. Mark Green has the vocal range to cover all the Elvis eras and pays great attention to detail. He has the full set of Elvis costumes made by Elvis’ costume makers, BK Enterprises. The Elvis Experience Tribute Show provides the ultimate package for any occasion and the show is enjoyed by all ages.
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