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Rusty and his crew knocked it out of the park! What an amazing show - we will definitely be back for the next show... and the next one :)

Give this act a chance ,you definetly won't regret booking Fraser .From Johnny's biggest hits to some Jerry Lee and Hank then onto the King ,Fraser had the crowd begging for more .

Michael was helpful, fast and reliable in all communications from first contact. He wanted to know how he could provide the best entertainment for a milestone birthday in the family. On the evening of event, he arrived early, set up quickly, patiently listened to all music requests and engaged the party guests to sing along. Most importantly, he made the evening and all guests commented on his talent. Many thanks Michael Patrick

Had the pleasure of meeting John when he very kindly agreed to play his music at a ceremony on a very windy beach, for my Dad’s scattering of the ashes ceremony. John was without a doubt, the perfect person for the job. It was an absolute pleasure hearing him play songs that my dad used to sing, when he was a musician himself. John is incredibly talented, and one of the nicest people you will meet. He really went the extra mile for our slightly unorthodox approach for a ceremony. The beach happened to be incredibly cold on the day, and windy. There was also a bit of a walk down to the beach (further than what we were expecting), but john was so kind and obliging, and just went along with it all very professionally. He put up with our unruly, crazy behaviour as well. We will be booking him again, and I cannot recommend him strongly enough. If you have looked at booking John, do it. You will not be disappointed!

“Robert Black” (could there be a phonier sounding name?) is fooling nobody! I saw the real Elvis in concert. Elvis faked his own death in 1977 to live out the rest of his life in anonymity. But like the inveterate entertainer that he was, he could not help but always wanting to perform. What better disguise to throw off all Suspicious Minds than to hide in plain sight as an Elvis impersonator. Mr. “Black”, stop impersonating an Elvis impersonator, and admit your real identity. No impersonator could sound so much like Elvis. This is one poor disguise and one hell of a show! Yes, I saw the real Elvis in concert; it was on February 24, 2019 at the Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville, MA, and it was a blessing to see you again Elvis (a.k.a. “Robert Black”) and to learn that the rumors that you do live on are absolutely true! Thank you for coming back to us.