Barry Bishop

Ross Mancini and Anna Mancini in the ELVOS & SHER Experience at the Parkes Railway Bowling Club

“Andrew Bithell” better known as “Andy B” has been in the music industry for over 20 years. Andy has played pub rock covers in duo’s, up to 6-piece live bands. He is paying his tribute to Elvis at the Parkes Railway Bowling Club.

Enjoy free entertainment from Ross Mancini over a cool drink at the Parkes Railway Bowling Club.

Mike captures the voice, moves and complete aura of Elvis while performing and will take you back to a time when rock and roll was at its purest and most influential state.

Dean Symo pays tribute to Elvis at the Railway Bowling Club

Ricky Ricky Ford competed in Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist competitions in Parkes in 2020 and the Gold Coast in 2019 and 2021. Ricky will be performing downstairs at the Railway Bowling Club.

THE ELVIS MEETS TOM SHOW from Sydney with Mike Valentine Parkes entertainer since 2010  and The Australian Voice of Tom Jones  Broderick Lloyd Jones , featuring both Elvis and Tom Jones tribute acts performing together in one unique  concept presentation  with hits from both artists sung as solos and originally arranged harmonious duets. This original style show is an endless work in progress show as the number of duets are continuously added to the repertoire.

Lounge Elvis calls himself Marrickville’s finest Elvis Tribute Artist. He got hooked on The King working in a restaurant that only played Elvis, and started sneaking the tapes home, to keep the music playing everywhere, around the clock. Lounge’s favourite period of Elvis is 68-72, and the tracks laid down at American Studios with Chips Moman – In the Ghetto, Don’t Cry Daddy, Kentucky Rain.. whats not to like. Lounge says there is no better place to play than Parkes in January, and his 110% Elvis show is always different and a Parkes festival favourite

Lounge has now being doing the Parkes Festival now for over 10 years and has a huge cult following. He is is one of a kind injecting comedy and wackiness into his shows. But always with the Elvis theme.