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Paul Fracassi Kid Elvis has performed his tribute to Elvis throughout Ontario, in Quebec and parts of the United States. He is the 2002 Collingwood Grand Champion youth winner as well as the 2002 Brantford Grand champion.
He not only bears an un-canny resemblance to a very young Elvis, but he has perfected those famous gyrating moves, voice and stage presence.
Paul performs in the Early attire with such hits as, That’s All Right Mama, Don’t be Cruel, Blue Suede Shoes and Hound Dog.
He then appears in the Black Leathers as seen on the 68 Comeback T.V. Special and sings such hits as Heartbreak Hotel, Hound Dog, All Shook Up, One Night With You, Mystery Train Tiger man, and If I Can Dream
He then ends the show as he appears in the concert style Jump Suits and performs such hits as C.C. Rider, Burning Love, My Way, Suspicious Minds, You gave me a Mountain, Unchained Melody and American Trilogy.
He has performed in Memphis during Elvis week this past year. His impressive Elvis style earned him an invitation to perform in the reputable B.B.King Night Club , and new Daisy Theatre in Memphis.
Upon returning to Canada Paul played to standing ovations at the Sheraton Hotel, Villa Monaco, International Hotel. Supreme and The Royalton. He has received excellent reviews and featured in articles from a variety of newspapers including The Toronto Sun, Vaughan Citizen, The Liberal, Ottawa Sun, Orillia Sun-Times, Winnipeg Sun, Montreal Gazette, and the World Journal News.
He has been featured on Good Morning America, Breakfast Television, BBC ( England) Citypulse News, CTV, CHIN TV and Global News.
Paul has also been featured in a movie role with Harvey Keitel and selected to be featured in a book to be released entitled the Top 100 Elvis Tribute Artists Worlwide.
Paul is a Young Elvis Tribute artist with an incredible stage presence and ability to delight crowds with his Elvis banter, charisma, movements and authentic portrayal of Elvis in his youth. He moves crowds to a frenzy and elicits audience response. He often comes off stage and performs one on one, reminiscent of Elvis’ Vegas years.
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