Donny Edwards is the most sought out Elvis
Tribute Artist in the world. He performs in casinos, theaters,
and at corporate events throughout the U.S. and internationally.
As only one of three tribute artists in the world to work
and perform for Elvis Presley Enterprises, Donny continues
to work with them on various projects.
Donny's most requested and raved about performance
was for over 14,000 fans in Tupelo, MS, (Elvis’ birthplace).
Donny recreated the 50th anniversary of Elvis’ own
return performance of 1956 and also performed at EPE’s
1st Annual Tribute Show held in Memphis.
Donny Edwards received great reviews from the Nascar family,
Marie Osmond, and personal friends of Elvis’. These
friends include Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers, Jimmy
Velvet, movie co-stars Cynthia Pepper (Kissin’ Cousins)
and Darlene Thompkins (Blue Hawaii), his personal photographer/assistant
tour manager Ed Bonja and the late Al Dvorin, Colonel Parker’s
right hand man.
Donny's television
performances include: ABC’s Monday Night Football,
MTV’s Viva La Bam, The Young & The Restless on CBS,
ABC's "The
Next Best Thing", and the Kingsmill ads in the U.K. Recently, Donny
was awarded the top Elvis tribute artist in the world by two different
organizations.
Donny stood out from competitors
all over the world to win a grand prize of $25,000 in
each competition. These achievements made him the
first
and only Elvis tribute
artist to win the two largest competitions in
the world with perfect scores.
 |
Donny's ability to re-enact each era of Elvis Presley’s life and
career will take you back to the 1950’s and the early years of
rock n’ roll. He'll get you “All Shook Up” on a
ride through the 1960’s with songs from Elvis’ biggest hit
movies and the historical black leather ’68 Comeback Special. Donny
also creates some of Elvis Presley's greatest performances, those of
the legendary Vegas years of the 70’s. These are what made Elvis
the one and only “King
of Rock n’ Roll”.
Donny maintains a performance of incredible
authenticity. His humility, charm, and southern manner coupled
with his uncanny sound and appearance will make you feel
as if you are watching the King himself.

|