Westgate Cabaret at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
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Hear Elvis Classics Where His Las Vegas Legend Grew
The King Comes Home celebrates Elvis Presley’s music, performances, costumes, career eras, and historic connection to Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino.
The concert-style tribute is performed inside Westgate Cabaret, an intimate room that places the featured entertainers close to the audience.
Joey Calveri performs the central Elvis tribute role. He is joined by featured Las Vegas and Broadway entertainers Paige Strafella, Sujana Chand, and Derek Adams.
The production follows Elvis from his early rock-and-roll recordings and Hollywood movie years through the 1968 television comeback special and his headline concert era in Las Vegas.
Guests may hear favorites such as “Jailhouse Rock,” “Hound Dog,” “Love Me Tender,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Suspicious Minds,” and “Burning Love.” The exact setlist may change.
Live vocals, supporting singers, musical accompaniment, costume changes, stories, stage movement, multimedia elements, and audience interaction help distinguish the different periods of Elvis’s career.
The production does not attempt to recreate only one concert or present a complete chronological biography. Instead, it moves through recognizable songs and visual styles from several defining eras.
The King Comes Home works well for Elvis fans, families with children age 5 and older, couples, multigenerational groups, tour groups, and visitors interested in classic Las Vegas entertainment history.
Guests comparing artist tributes with other Las Vegas show discounts can consider the 90-minute runtime, intimate cabaret, varied showtimes, family-friendly age policy, and historic Westgate setting before booking.
Quick Facts about The King Comes Home
- Starting Price: Tickets start at $40.96 through the Vegas4Locals ticket link.
- Featured Elvis Performer: Joey Calveri.
- Featured Cast: Joey Calveri, Paige Strafella, Sujana Chand, and Derek Adams.
- Producer: DDM Productions, the company behind Soul of Motown.
- Venue: Westgate Cabaret at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino.
- Address: 3000 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
- Published Tuesday Time: 5:30 p.m.
- Published Wednesday Through Friday Time: 7:30 p.m.
- Published Saturday Time: 2:00 p.m.
- Select Sunday Shows: The current Ticketmaster calendar also lists selected Sundays at 2:00 p.m.
- Schedule Exceptions: Several Tuesday dates have been canceled, and additional dates may be added or removed. Check the live ticket calendar.
- Show Length: Approximately 90 minutes.
- Age Restriction: Guests must be at least 5 years old.
- Show Style: Elvis tribute with live vocals, supporting singers, musical accompaniment, costumes, stories, multimedia, stage movement, and audience interaction.
- Career Eras: Early recordings, Hollywood movies, the 1968 television special, and the Las Vegas concert years.
- Original Artist: Elvis Presley does not appear in this independent tribute production.
- Transit: Westgate has a dedicated Las Vegas Monorail station connected to other stops along the Strip corridor.
- Parking: Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
- Price Includes: Taxes and fees are included through the Vegas4Locals ticket link.
What to Expect at The King Comes Home
The King Comes Home follows a career-spanning concert format. Songs, costume changes, stories, supporting vocals, and visual elements help move the show between different periods.
- Live Lead Vocals: Joey Calveri performs songs associated with Elvis while bringing his own voice and stage interpretation to the tribute.
- Featured Supporting Singers: Additional entertainers contribute vocals, harmonies, solo moments, character, and transitions between Elvis segments.
- Early Rock and Roll: The show reaches back to the energetic recordings that first established Elvis as a national star.
- Movie-Era Music: Songs and visual references may represent Elvis’s Hollywood period.
- 1968 Comeback Style: Black-leather styling and music connected with the television special may appear as part of the career progression.
- Las Vegas Concert Era: Jumpsuits, dramatic ballads, larger vocal arrangements, and stage interaction represent the later residency years.
- Stories and Context: Introductions may connect songs with Elvis’s career, Las Vegas history, military service, movies, or personal milestones.
- Audience Interaction: The featured performer may move through the room, acknowledge guests, shake hands, or respond directly to the audience.
- Costume Changes: Wardrobe helps distinguish the visual styles associated with several Elvis periods.
- Intimate Cabaret: The smaller room creates a closer view than a large arena or major resort theater.
- Changing Setlist: Songs, stories, costumes, performers, and the running order may vary.
Book ahead for the preferred King Comes Home date and seating category.
Featured King Comes Home Cast
Westgate currently promotes four Las Vegas and Broadway entertainers as the featured cast. Lineup substitutions may occur because of vacations, illness, private engagements, or production needs.
Joey Calveri
Calveri performs the central Elvis tribute role with lead vocals, costumes, stories, stage movement, and audience interaction.
Paige Strafella
Strafella is one of the featured Las Vegas and Broadway entertainers appearing in the Westgate production.
Sujana Chand
Chand contributes to the show’s featured vocal cast and career-spanning concert presentation.
Derek Adams
Adams appears as part of the featured ensemble presented by Westgate and DDM Productions.
Guests should book for the complete King Comes Home production rather than treating the appearance of every supporting cast member as guaranteed.
Elvis Career Eras Celebrated in the Show
The production uses music, stories, wardrobe, and visual details to represent several major periods. No individual song or exact sequence is guaranteed.
Early Recordings
Fast rock-and-roll songs, youthful movement, and early hits recall the period when Elvis first changed American popular music.
Hollywood Years
Movie songs and visual references represent the years when Elvis became a major film star as well as a recording artist.
1968 Television Special
The comeback period brought Elvis back to a live-performance setting and introduced one of his most recognizable stage looks.
International Hotel Debut
Elvis opened at the International Hotel in 1969 and began the Las Vegas concert period most closely connected with the current Westgate property.
Las Vegas Jumpsuit Era
Later concert songs, dramatic arrangements, signature wardrobe, and direct audience contact reflect the residency years.
Career-Defining Ballads
Romantic songs and emotionally powerful concert numbers balance the faster rock-and-roll selections.
Elvis History at Westgate Las Vegas
The resort now known as Westgate Las Vegas opened as the International Hotel. Elvis began performing there in 1969 and continued through the property’s Las Vegas Hilton era.
A Historic Elvis Property
The resort is closely connected with the concerts that helped establish the modern Las Vegas residency model.
Tribute in the Same Resort
The King Comes Home allows guests to hear Elvis music inside the property where his Las Vegas concert history became legendary.
Westgate Cabaret Setting
The tribute is performed in the smaller cabaret rather than the International Theater where Elvis originally headlined.
Historic Context Without Re-Creation
The production celebrates several Elvis periods and should not be confused with a precise re-creation of one original Westgate concert.
Westgate also presents separate Elvis anniversary events and limited-run productions. Those events require their own tickets and should not be confused with regular King Comes Home admission.
Why See The King Comes Home at Westgate?
A Full-Career Elvis Tribute
The production covers early rock and roll, Hollywood, the 1968 comeback, and the Las Vegas concert years.
Historic Resort Setting
The show is performed inside the property where Elvis established one of Las Vegas’s most famous concert residencies.
Intimate Audience Experience
The Westgate Cabaret keeps the featured performers close enough for guests to see costume details and audience interaction.
Recognizable Songs
The set draws from major rock-and-roll hits, romantic ballads, movie songs, and concert-era favorites.
Several Showtime Options
Afternoon and evening performances make the show easier to combine with meals, sightseeing, conventions, or later entertainment.
Monorail Access
Westgate’s dedicated station provides direct access from other Las Vegas Monorail stops along the Strip corridor.
The King Comes Home Tickets and VIP Options
Ticket categories, seating arrangements, prices, and VIP benefits can vary by date. Review every inclusion before completing checkout.
Standard Admission
Standard tickets include admission to the 90-minute tribute performance. Seating category and placement depend on the selected offer.
Legendary VIP Tickets
Ticketmaster states that a limited number of dates may offer a behind-the-velvet-ropes look connected with the International Theater.
Confirm the Exact Benefit
Do not assume that every VIP ticket includes a backstage visit, performer meet-and-greet, souvenir, or private tour unless checkout states it clearly.
Date-Specific Availability
VIP inventory and benefits may be offered only on selected performances and may sell out independently.
Verify the date, showtime, seating category, accessibility details, VIP inclusions, and final total before purchasing.
Plan Your Visit to The King Comes Home
- Check the exact performance: Westgate and Ticketmaster currently show schedule differences, added Sundays, and canceled Tuesdays.
- Use the live calendar: The selected ticket date and time should control over any general weekly schedule.
- Arrive early: Allow time for parking or Monorail travel, walking through Westgate, ticket scanning, drinks, and seating.
- Prepare younger guests: Children must be at least 5 and able to remain seated during a 90-minute music-focused performance.
- Remember this is a tribute: Elvis Presley does not appear in the production.
- Expect a cabaret layout: The seating arrangement differs from the larger International Theater.
- Review VIP language carefully: A premium seat does not automatically guarantee a meet-and-greet or complete backstage tour.
- Plan for lineup changes: Featured or supporting performers may be substituted without notice.
- Allow approximately 90 minutes: Add entry and exit time when booking dinner, transportation, or another show.
- Use the Monorail when convenient: Westgate has its own station connected to other stops along the east side of the Strip.
- Confirm accessibility before arrival: Use the accessible-ticket option or contact the box office when wheelchair space, companion seating, or another accommodation is needed.
Video Preview of The King Comes Home
This short video previews the vocals, costumes, stage presence, and Elvis tribute style featured in The King Comes Home at Westgate Las Vegas.
The King Comes Home FAQ
Q: Is The King Comes Home an official Elvis Presley production?
A: It is a tribute presented by Westgate Las Vegas and DDM Productions. Elvis Presley does not perform in the show.
Q: Who performs Elvis in The King Comes Home?
A: Current show and performer information identifies Joey Calveri as the featured Elvis tribute artist.
Q: Who else appears in the show?
A: Westgate currently names Paige Strafella, Sujana Chand, and Derek Adams with Joey Calveri as the featured cast.
Q: Where is The King Comes Home performed?
A: The show is performed inside Westgate Cabaret at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino.
Q: Is the show performed in the same theater where Elvis appeared?
A: No. Elvis headlined the resort’s larger International Theater. The King Comes Home is performed in Westgate Cabaret within the same historic resort.
Q: What is the current weekly schedule?
A: Westgate publishes Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday through Friday at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
Q: Does The King Comes Home perform on Sundays?
A: Ticketmaster currently lists selected Sunday performances at 2:00 p.m., although the general Westgate schedule does not list Sunday as a regular show day.
Q: Have any scheduled shows been canceled?
A: Yes. The current ticket calendar marks several Tuesday performances as canceled. Guests should verify the selected date before making plans.
Q: How long is The King Comes Home?
A: The show runs approximately 90 minutes.
Q: What is the minimum age?
A: Guests must be at least 5 years old.
Q: What Elvis eras does the show cover?
A: The production represents his early recordings, Hollywood movies, 1968 television special, and Las Vegas concert years.
Q: What songs might guests hear?
A: The set may include “Jailhouse Rock,” “Hound Dog,” “Love Me Tender,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Suspicious Minds,” and “Burning Love.” No individual song is guaranteed.
Q: Does the production use a live band?
A: Current official information promotes live featured entertainers and vocals but does not guarantee a full live band at every performance.
Q: Does the performer interact with the audience?
A: Audience interaction is part of the concert-style presentation, although the exact amount and type may vary.
Q: Are VIP tickets available?
A: Limited Legendary VIP options may appear on selected dates. Buyers should confirm the exact seating, tour, and access benefits during checkout.
Q: Does VIP guarantee a meet-and-greet?
A: No. A meet-and-greet should not be assumed unless the selected ticket description specifically includes one.
Q: Can guests use the Las Vegas Monorail?
A: Yes. Westgate Las Vegas has a dedicated Monorail station connected to other stops along the Strip corridor.
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