Palmdale Playhouse Adds Second Scot Bruce Elvis Tribute Show 7 p.m.

PALMDALE, CA – Due to popular demand, the City of Palmdale has added a second performance of Scot Bruce: A Tribute to the King at the Palmdale Playhouse, 38334 10th St. East, on Saturday, May 23, at 1 p.m. The previously announced 7 p.m. performance is sold out, but tickets remain available for the newly added matinee.

Tickets are just $2.50 as part of the City’s ongoing America 250 celebration, which honors the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding.

“The response to this show has been outstanding, and we are excited to add a second performance so more residents can enjoy it,” said Mayor Eric Ohlsen. “As part of Palmdale’s America 250 celebration, this is exactly the kind of event we hoped to offer: affordable, memorable and rooted in music that has helped shape American culture.”

Bruce has an uncanny resemblance to Elvis, a powerhouse voice and an electrifying stage presence that has thrilled audiences across the country. Scot Bruce: A Tribute to the King brings the sound, style and energy of Elvis Presley to life for audiences of all ages.

Whether you grew up memorizing every word of “Hound Dog” or are discovering Elvis Presley’s music for the first time, this show captures the swagger, charisma and musical power that made the King of Rock ’n’ Roll one of history’s most iconic entertainers. Travel through time as Bruce relives Elvis’ early rockabilly hits at Sun Records, through his glittering Vegas era, in a performance celebrating the legacy of an American cultural icon.

“The Palmdale Playhouses continues to draw top quality entertainment, and we’re proud to offer a great day out that doesn’t cost a fortune,” said Mayor Pro Tem Austin Bishop. “Scot Bruce brings Elvis’ music to life in a way that connects generations, from longtime fans to those discovering these songs for the first time.”

Tickets are available online at www.PalmdalePlayhouse.com.