|
Kevin Adams was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. He lived right behind
Graceland, where as a young boy, would watch Elvis and Lisa Marie ride their
horses. He grew up listening to DJ George Klein on the airwaves. He
developed a knack to imitate voices, including the DJ's, as well as the
singer.
Kevin as Elvis 2005
Kevin is versatile and can sound like: B. J. Thomas,
The Beatles, Prince, Barry Manilow, Tom Jones, and of course Elvis, and
many, many others.
Kevin as Elton John
Kevin as Evil Knievel |
Kevin Adams Review of the Stars
Over the years, he has developed a fast-paced, entertaining show entitled ,"
Kevin Adams Review of the Stars", with costume changes, facial and body
expressions and a perfect-pitch and powerful vocal presentation that leaves
his audiences in amazement everywhere he performs.
KEVIN'S IMPRESSIONIST PHOTOS
Kevin as Prince
Kevin as Buddy Holly
Kevin as Garth Brooks
Kevin as Freddie Fender |
|
Kevin with Ed Hill of the Stamps Quartet
Kevin has performed all over the nation, opening for Ronnie McDowell, Gene
Watson, and Billy Joe Royal, his own show with Dorothy Cole (as Tina
Turner). He has been doing shows in Memphis, Orlando, Tunica, and has
performed at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, with the Legends in Concert
Show.
Seeing his " Review of the Stars" promises to be entertaining for the whole
family.
Kevin with Sherrill Neilson
Kevin has such a beautiful, natural voice that will send chills up your
spine. Not only does he sing, but loves drawing sketches and making his own
concert belts to wear and sell
Kevin with Ronnie McDowell
Please check Kevin's site out for his Concert and Biker Belts
For Booking:
Contact : The office of Glenn Hall
Director
YESTERDAYS Entertainment
a division of Yesterdays Event Center
www.yesterdaysevents.com
or call (256)232-2506
Website:
Kevin Adams Singer Entertainer
Added Note:
Thank you Kevin
for all your support to Reflections of the King 2006 and 2007. It is
your continuing support that helps us keep Elvis alive to all his loyal fans
and helps educate the youth about the man, his mystique and his legacy.
Bobbie FTDP |
08/27/08
