Late Night Show: Memories of Elvis

For more than 25 years, Austrian rock 'n' roll entertainer Dennis Jale has been immersed in the music history that made Elvis Presley an icon of the 20th century. With "Memories of Elvis," he presents a personal and authentic stage production of international calibre – a tribute that goes far beyond the format of a classic tribute show.

Memories of Elvis combines the King's greatest songs with personal memories, rare photos and video footage, and exclusive backstage insights. Throughout the evening, a visual chronicle of over two decades of collaboration with the legendary TCB Band unfolds on screen.

The evening will be accompanied musically by Bobby Ogdin, who toured with Elvis as his pianist in 1977 and was also on stage for the King's last concert. In addition, two other companions from the artist's closest personal circle will enrich the production with impressive memories: American actress Cynthia Pepper, who starred alongside Elvis in the 1964 film Kissin' Cousins, offers moving insights into the atmosphere on set. Also taking part in the evening is Pat West, former secretary to Elvis and wife of Red West – one of his closest friends, as well as a songwriter and actor. Their personal accounts offer rare perspectives from the King's immediate circle.