- February 19, 2025
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Musician Billy Lindsey, performing as Elvis Presley, gives lei necklaces to all the ladies in the audience, including Sharyn Ford.
Photo by Dana KampaElvis serenades the crowd.
Photo by Dana KampaBilly Lindsey sings "Boot Scootin' Boogie."
Photo by Dana KampaDemo Dervelli and Georgianna Vicari are some of the first people up to dance.
Photo by Dana KampaJohn and Karen Watson join other couples on the dance floor.
Photo by Dana KampaDeb Marten dances while Billy Lindsey sings.
Photo by Dana KampaBilly Lindsey has dancers "Twistin' the Night Away."
Photo by Dana KampaJoyce and Jerry Roslund share a dance.
Photo by Dana KampaFrom left, Karen Talty, Sharyn Ford, Sandee Bernian and Connie DiMaggio do a line dance.
Photo by Dana KampaBilly Lindsey gets the crowd going with "God Bless the USA."
Photo by Dana KampaElvis belts out a tune.
Photo by Dana KampaBilly Lindsey has long been delighting audiences with his musical talents, particularly with his impression of the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley. In fact, he is a previous winner of the Florida State Fair's Elvis extravaganza contest.
The tribute artist graced the stage at Longboat Harbour Condominiums on Jan. 25, bringing residents to their feet with his electric rendition of "Blue Suede Shoes" and plenty of Presley's other hits.
Lindsey started off the evening with some classic country and other tunes. Listeners danced emphatically to Brooks and Dunn's "Boot Scootin' Boogie" and Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA."
Halfway through his set, Lindsey disappeared then returned as The King, wearing his white jumpsuit with gold embellishments and scarlet pants cuffs that flashed when he kicked along to "Trouble."
Attendees raved about his dance-inducing performance and said they look forward to a full calendar of events coming up in 2025.