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THE MUSICAL HISTORY OF THE KING
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Trent Carlini - The Dream King headlines new show featuring the music of Elvis Presley
LAS VEGAS - It is as if Elvis never left the building. Sahara Hotel & Casino announced today that a new live concert production will feature famed Elvis impersonator Trent Carlini - The Dream King starting Friday, December 29.
Never before has there been a musical show portraying the singing career of Elvis Presley-until now. It is called "The Musical History of The King" for a reason: songs from the ‘50s era when his first big hits were on the radio, then the movies, then from his "comeback years" at the sold out Las Vegas concerts.
USA Today says of Trent Carlini, "You will not believe your eyes and ears!"
Time Magazine raves, "If you’ve never seen him, now you can!"
"The Musical History of the King" captures the excitement of an unforgettable stage presence and the energy of timeless music, both portrayed and delivered by the amazing Trent Carlini as Elvis. Produced by Joey Battig and Big Horn Entertainment.
Show time is 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday (dark Sunday) and ticket prices start at $49.00 plus tax and fee. Discounts available for children 5 to 12 years of age. For advance reservations visit www.saharavegas.com or telephone 702-737-2515.
The Sahara Hotel & Casino opened on the Las Vegas Strip in 1952. Today it is the first stop on the Las Vegas Monorail line. The resort features musical concerts by "THE PLATTERS, Cornell Gunter's COASTERS and Beary Hobb’s DRIFTERS" followed by comedy/magic late shows starring "Amazing Johnathan" in the 550-seat Congo Room. "The Scintas" perform at 7 p.m. in the Sahara Theater. "SPEED - The Ride" roller coaster and Casbar Theatre Lounge were awarded "Best of Las Vegas" honors by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Casbar currently offers an entertainment lineup that includes Denise Clemente, Kelly Clinton, Vegas legends The Checkmates, jazz saxophonist David Van Such, and a host of others. For room reservations, call the Sahara Hotel & Casino at (888) 696-2121.