Elvis Tribute Artists

Born and raised in Southern California, Travis Allen headlines All Shook Up - Tribute to the King at the Alexis Park Resort in Las Vegas, following earlier work with Legends in Concert; with thousands of performances, he brings the '50s, the '68 Comeback and the jumpsuit years to the stage.

A multiple-time Las Vegas Review-Journal Best of Las Vegas honoree in the impersonator category, Travis has appeared in State Farm and Steak 'n Shake commercials, The Andy Cohen Show, and music videos for Sum 41 and Florence and the Machine. His credits also include co-hosting at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, red-carpet Elvis at NFL Honors and Las Vegas NASCAR appearances.

He is also an ordained minister licensed in Nevada to officiate weddings, making his tribute an option for Elvis weddings and vow renewals.

Originally from Zanesville, Ohio, Tim Welch is a former U.S. Marine who has called Las Vegas home since 1993. He saw Elvis perform live in 1974; a chance encounter in 1999, when Tom Jones heard him sing in a Las Vegas bar, launched his tribute career.

The self-taught singer stars in The King in Concert, moving from early rock 'n' roll through movie-era ballads to the Vegas jumpsuit years. He has also performed in Hawaii.

Harry Shahoian has performed his Elvis tribute for more than 20 years and has been based in Las Vegas since 2000. He portrays different eras of Elvis's career in Las Vegas and internationally, with credits including Legends in Concert and All Shook Up.

Harry officiates Elvis weddings at downtown Las Vegas's Graceland Wedding Chapel and fronts the rock cover band Rock This Town. He also appeared as a special guest at the 2012 Ultimate Elvis contest.