The King is back! Elvis live on screen with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the O2 Arena
The King is back! One of the most unique concert experiences of recent years is set to return for 2023, having won the hearts of critics and fans alike, as Elvis is set once again to be back.
The full-scale concert brings the King up close on screen alongside the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra live on stage, performing the King of Rock and Roll’s most well-known “rocking” songs and his tender, heart-wrenching ballads, with special guests to be announced in due course.
This is the only chance to experience the man who changed the course of popular music, selling an unparalleled one billion records worldwide.
The collaboration between the music of Elvis and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has new orchestral arrangements of the music of the most legendary artists of all time being presented with the original recordings of the artists’ own voice which led to three huge-selling and critically acclaimed albums.
With Elvis never having toured the UK, or performing with a full-sized orchestra as were two of his dreams, these shows are a chance to both honour the legacy of an icon who has defined popular culture for over half a century, and for fans to see ‘The King’ live, who never had the chance to before.
Elvis and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will perform at the O2 Arena in Greenwich on October 31, 2023.
Picture: Elvis with orchestra Picture: Deacon Communications
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