The powerful voice, dazzling energy, youthful good looks and physique, and the warmth and humor of Elvis at his peak come back for fans everywhere through Greg Miller and his tribute to Elvis. A unique ability to capture the essence of Elvis in concert comes easily and naturally to Greg for a number of reasons. 

An Elvis fan since the age of five, Greg learned all of Elvis' songs through the course of childhood and, like Elvis himself, learned to sing naturally without formal training.

 

Photo courtesy Warner Bros. "3000 Miles to Gracelend"

 

As a teen, Greg experienced Elvis' stage magic firsthand and from the front row at several of his concerts. And in 1976 Greg met Elvis and began a friendship which sadly ended in August 1977 when Elvis left us.

Greg was performing onstage singing professionally in 1985 (although not as a tribute to Elvis) and was "Male Vocalist of The Year" in the Show-stoppers National Competition that year. He also won an amusing title when he sang Roy Orbison's "Cryin" on "The Gong Show" and garnered a perfect score from the celebrity judges' panel that included the rap group "Salt 'N' Pepa", and beat a young rapper named Ru Paul!

After moving to Las Vegas to further a music career, Greg was chosen over hundreds of hopefuls (many of whom had performed elsewhere as Elvis for years) to star in what was then the pinnacle of tribute shows, "Legends In Concert", with his Elvis show as the closing act. He started in the Vegas showroom in 1992 and starred in the show for 10 years, performing across the United States and in Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, and the Caribbean, when not in Las Vegas. While he continues to perform special tour dates for 'Legends', Greg found the 12- to 15-minute limits of his set in the show to be too limiting, and now tours with his own showband, performing 20-30 songs per show, like Elvis did.