Travis LeDoyt, who has been called “the best young Elvis in the world,” is featured in the May 27th issue of the New York Times Magazine that accompanies the newspaper seen around the world by 5 million readers. more
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Travis LeDoyt, who has been called “the best young Elvis in the world,” is featured in the May 27th issue of the New York Times Magazine that accompanies the newspaper seen around the world by 5 million readers. The article is titled “Long Distance Information, Give Me Memphis Tennessee” and is a photo layout featuring Memphis-style musicians wearing retro clothing by world-renowned designers. Of all the entertainers, LeDoyt is given the most space with two full-page full-color shots that were taken in the actual Memphis office of Sam Phillips, founder of Sun Records and the man who gave Elvis Presley his first recording contract. LeDoyt is also featured in a black and white photo on the opening page of the magazine that introduces the article to the readers. LeDoyt is enjoying amazing success emulating the career of “The King” during the 50’s and there are four good reasons why; 1) he looks like Elvis; 2) he sings like Elvis; 3) he moves like Elvis; and 4) his personality and mannerisms both on and off stage are strikingly similar to Elvis. To those people who think they have seen it all when it comes to Elvis tribute acts, this is the one that makes them do a double-take. There is simply no way to describe Travis and his performance except unbelievable. LeDoyt appeared June 1-2 at the Elvis Presley Days Festival in Tupelo, Mississippi and at Rockabilly Fest 2001 in Jackson, Tennessee on June 29-30. He returned to both festivals by popular demand after successful appearances at both events last year. Travis was born in 1977 (the year Elvis died) in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
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