"BIG ELVIS" AT BILL'S GAMBLING HALL & SALOON
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Pete "Big Elvis" Vallee began singing as a youngster in his local church, where he
was told that he sounded like a young Elvis. He is currently appearing at Bill's
Gambling Hall and Saloon, in the casino lounge, Monday through Thursday from 3 -
6 pm.
By the age of 13, Pete learned to play the guitar and put together an act. He was not
prepared for the unbelievable response he received that year from a packed
audience of students and parents when he sang "Jailhouse Rock" at a school talent
contest. Pete began sitting in with local bands in Seattle and by the time he was 14,
he had a regular gig with Ricky and the Starfires, playing with them every weekend
and eventually moving with the band to Las Vegas, where he remained until moving
back to Seattle to complete his studies.
A number of years later, Pete returned to Las Vegas, and began performing on a
regular basis. This clean cut, good natured man with a voice that sounds like Elvis
respects the King in every way.
A collector of Elvis memorabilia, Pete admires his namesake and tries to stay true to
the King's persona as a man who loved and was loved by his fans, and maintained a
sense of loyalty to them. When Pete sings, his fans come alive and the party begins.
Pete's repertoire includes an abundance of Elvis tunes, as well as Louis Armstrong,
some country, gospel and other favorites.
Pete also performs a number of charity events in the area.
Free admission.
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Bill's Gambling Hall and Saloon
3595 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 737-7111

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