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As an Elton John fan since 4th grade, I can say this is the show I have been looking for in Vegas. I went on Monday, loved it so much I went back on Tuesday, and each night was a little different. First, you won't believe your eyes, then you won't believe your ears, he is amazing. There are no bells and whistles, just pure talent. He is also quite funny and a great entertainer, along with his host/singer and drummer. Everyone was singing along and we all enjoyed a little meet and greet after photos. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!
Such a fun tribute show! Very entertaining, lots of laughs, and we found ourselves singing along to all the Elton John favorites. Definitely an enjoyable night out and a great show for any Elton fan!
Lifelong Elton John fan; own every album on Vinyl. Jeff did a great job on piano and his vocals are spot on. The moment that got me though was when his partner, Amanda, sat down and covered the Sara Bareilles rendition of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road... I welled up with tears. Bravo.
Absolutely knocked it out of the park. Jeff Burkett at the piano is jaw-dropping — the guy has Elton's mannerisms down to a tee and the costumes are wild in the best way. Amanda Lee Meyers has a stunning voice too. Left completely buzzing.
We're big Elton fans and honestly didn't know what to expect from a tribute show. Pleasantly surprised is an understatement. The guy at the piano is unreal — he sounds so close it gave us chills a few times. Jenny cried during Crocodile Rock. Don't tell her I said that.
Tiny bit skeptical going in because I've seen too many bad impersonators. This was not that. The whole show feels polished — the costumes, the stories between songs about Elton's life, the music. The girl who sings with him is fantastic. A real treat.
Good show, good drinks, good time. Rocket Man is obviously the highlight but they do the deeper cuts too which I appreciated. Not a karaoke act — these people can genuinely play and sing. Would recommend.
I surprised my husband with tickets and he talked about it for days after. He kept saying he couldn't believe how much the performer looked AND sounded like Elton. I just smiled and took the credit. Wonderful show.
Third time seeing this one and it keeps getting better. George dragged his feet the first time — now he's the one suggesting we go back. The band is tight, the lead is spectacular, and they throw in a few songs you wouldn't expect. Tiny Dancer gets us every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend arriving 30-45 minutes before the show to enjoy the venue and get settled.
Vegas chic is encouraged, but feel free to dress comfortably.
All Ages admission. Please review show policies before booking.
Free parking is available near the venue for ticket holders.
Ticket exchanges are subject to availability. Contact our support team for help.
Most performances run about 70 Minutes.
No. Dinner is not included with the show nor is food allowed in the showroom during a performance. Alexis Park Resort Hotel does offer great food choices in other venues you can enjoy before or after the performance.
Sir Elton is a full live tribute show featuring a note-perfect Elton John impersonator backed by a live tribute band, recreating classic hits, costumes, and piano performances in an intimate Las Vegas venue.
Sir Elton features a live band and a celebrated Elton John impersonator recreating iconic looks—from feathered suits to the Gucci-style tracksuit era—performing hits like Rocket Man, Bennie and the Jets, and Tiny Dancer in an intimate Las Vegas theater.
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About the Real Elton John
Sir Elton John — born Reginald Kenneth Dwight in 1947 — is one of the best-selling recording artists of all time, with a career built alongside his longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin. Across five decades he turned the piano into pure spectacle, pairing chart-topping songwriting with the glittering costumes, oversized glasses, and larger-than-life stage presence that made him a Las Vegas icon during his celebrated Strip residencies.
His songbook is the heart of the show. Anthems like “Rocket Man,” “Tiny Dancer,” “Your Song,” “Bennie and the Jets,” “Crocodile Rock,” and “I’m Still Standing” defined a generation and still fill arenas worldwide. Elton played his farewell tour in 2023, so live performances of these classics have become rare — a big part of why tribute concerts are now the way fans relive the music and the showmanship in person.
Our Las Vegas tribute channels that energy: the piano-driven hits, the flamboyant style, and the joyful, sing-along spirit of a real Elton John concert, recreated live on the Strip.