Perhaps it is supposed to be the most extraordinary musical production in the world, The Wonder of You is coming to Budapest. Elvis Presley, who died 40 years ago this year, has never performed in Europe. On his current world tour, the Hungarian audience can have the opportunity to enjoy a live concert performance of one of the most influential solo singers on the planet. The voice of Elvis, the King of Rock and Roll, is accompanied by a full symphony orchestra and the concert also features the world star's widow, Priscilla Presley (best known for her roles in Dallas and The Bare Pistol).

His songs are brought to life in their original form in a special concert. As part of the show, the audience can enjoy the original video and audio recordings of Elvis, the King's magnificent voice and his greatest hits in a variety of genres - gospel, country, ballad - performed live on a giant screen, accompanied by a full symphony orchestra.

Elvis Presley is the most successful singer of the rock and roll history. He has published about 150 albums and singles, which have sold around a billion copies worldwide. He recorded over seven hundred songs in his lifetime, was nominated for fourteen Grammy Awards, got three and was awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. He has given 636 sold-out concerts in Las Vegas but has never performed in Europe.

The songs are performed in their original form, the singer is evoked from old concert and studio recordings, and a giant projector displays film footage and photos from the era. The Wonder of You features Elvis hits such as A Big Hunk o' Love, Suspicious Minds, Don't, Always On My Mind and the title song The Wonder of You.