Your event ticket includes our house greens salad with choice of dressing, a selection of entrée options, warm house breads and butter along with coffee, tea and iced water services. Additional beverages, starters, shared plates, entrée upgrades, and desserts are available for purchase and may be added during your dining experience. Dining begins 2 hours before showtime.
Step back in time and rediscover the raw, electrifying energy of early Elvis Presley in The Memphis Flash — a tribute to the acoustic sound that started a rock ‘n’ roll revolution.
Featuring the stripped-down, soulful music of the 1950s through the early 1960s, this unforgettable show brings to life the King’s legendary Sun Studio sessions and early RCA hits.
Perfect for music lovers of all ages, The Memphis Flash captures the heart of an era — where gospel met country, blues met rockabilly, and a new sound was born. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering Elvis, this show offers an authentic, intimate look at the music that changed everything.
Tony London- singer, actor/director/screenwriter, is the youngest of five children. His mother a hairdresser, and his father a jazz/big band singer and heir-apparent to CBS’s Julius LaRosa from Arthur Godfrey television/radio shows in 1954, who grew up singing in NYC big bands and jazz combos during the 1940s, and ultimately a singer-performer on USO tours with Bob Hope. As an actor and director of film, his styles cover nearly all genres and his work shows that
versatility with conviction. Tony has spent his entire life on stage and in front of cameras as a well-known “crooner” of the Great American Songbook. His hit album, “Tony London, Songs From the Heart”, was the last known fully completed album recorded by any solo artist with the legendary Page Cavanaugh Trio. The album features collaborations with industry heavyweight composers Hugh Martin (Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, The Trolley Song), Ray Evans (Silver Bells, Que Sera Sera, etc.), and produced in
Hollywood by MGM’s famed actress Marsha Hunt. This album also marks the last work/collaborations of both Martin and Evans, an important finale to their illustrious careers.