When Dean was 3, the documentary “This is Elvis” was broadcast on television. He cleared the coffee table, jumped up on it and started trying to imitate Presley’s every move. Not long after, Dean’s mother made him an Elvis jumpsuit and he was on his way. His first song on stage was “Jailhouse Rock”. The audience started screaming and he has been shaking ever since. At age 17, he relocated to the bright lights of Las Vegas where he spent the next 12 years establishing himself as a well-known artist, subsequently touring Japan, Australia, Norway, Denmark, England, Canada, and the United States performing thousands of shows for over a million fans. In 2008, Dean and his brother and crew produced a music documentary and CD at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee – considered the birthplace of rock and roll.

In 2013, Dean Z was named Elvis Presley Enterprises Ultimate Tribute Artist and starred in their international touring production of “Elvis Lives”. He is a host for the SiriusXM Elvis Radio channel and currently serves as an ambassador and contributor to Graceland and the Elvis Presley estate.

Dean Z’s trademark – a young, smooth, grinning rebel Elvis –  continues to set hearts afire and fans a-screaming.

Born in the UK, Gordon was an Elvis fan at an early age, as he began to sing along to Elvis recordings, people remarked how similar his voice sounded like Elvis Presley. He first stage performance was at a local nightclub for a birthday party. He developed a tribute performance to Elvis and in 2005 Gordon shot to fame by winning the vote as 2005 Grand Finale of “Stars In Their Eyes” TV show with a viewing audience of over 12 million. He so impressed award winning song-writer Geoff Morrow who signed Gordon to his Yellow Records label. Geoff wrote 5 songs for Elvis Presley, who recorded 4 of them before his death in 1977. The fifth song, “Where Would I Be” ended up being recorded by Gordon and release in 2006. He performed international for several years and was named “European Elvis Champion 2011” by Elvis Presley Enterprises. In 2013, Gordon celebrated the 40^th anniversary of the satellite broadcast of “Aloha from Hawaii” by premiering a full theatre production of the show in England which toured nationally for 2 years. He was named Ultimate Tribute Artist in Memphis in 2013, and crowned 2014 Grand Champion at the Collingwood, Canada Elvis Festival  – the largest in the world.

A truly international star, he continues to entertain people all over the world with his shows and  volunteers for children’s’ health organizations. It is a musical delight to see him represent the King of Rock and Roll with integrity and keep the memory alive.