Newcastle —
Thirty-five years to the day of the music legend’s death, Elvis Presley fans can pay homage to his music career during critically-acclaimed Elvis tribute artist Travis LeDoyt’s performance at Newcastle Casino at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 16. As the third show of the casino’s five-concert Outdoor Concert Series, Travis LeDoyt: A Tribute to the King features hits from Elvis’ early career spanning 1954-1962.
LeDoyt has released a new album of Elvis songs titled “Suspicion” since his 2011 performance at Newcastle Casino, and he will incorporate some of those hits into this year’s show.
Gates open at 6 p.m. There is no admission fee to attend the Outdoor Concert Series; however, individuals must be 18 or older. Food and drink options will be available for purchase during the concert and all attendees will receive $10 in reward play from Newcastle Casino. The casino is located at the junction of I-44 and Highway 62 in Newcastle. For more information call 387-6013.
Other concerts in the series will include Tracy Lawrence at 8:30 p.m Sept. 6 and the 3rd annual Exit 107 Live on Sept. 29.
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