Original touring keyboardist for Stryper 1985-86 tours and current “frontman” for the tribute show “Kenny Metcalf as Elton”. “Elton” as portrayed by Kenny Metcalf, has the voice and appearance of Elton John when he was young. From rhinestones to sequins, every detail has been meticulously recreated. Iconic costumes including the...

Original touring keyboardist for Stryper 1985-86 tours and current “frontman” for the tribute show “Kenny Metcalf as Elton”.

“Elton” as portrayed by Kenny Metcalf, has the voice and appearance of Elton John when he was young. From rhinestones to sequins, every detail has been meticulously recreated. Iconic costumes including the infamous Los Angeles Dodgers uniform designed by Bob Mackie and glasses (created for Elton himself) by Ray Winston finish the illusion. Those fortunate enough to have seen Elton perform live experience a sense of “Deja Vu” while watching the captivating performance given by Kenny.

Audiences and critics alike leave with a sense that they “saw” Elton and his band. Caleb Quaye states that “witnessing this performance is like re-living infamous shows such as the Dodger Stadium show in 1975 where I (Caleb) performed with Elton. Being on stage with Kenny Metcalf was surreal!”

Original touring keyboardist for Stryper 1985-86 tours and current “frontman” for the tribute show “Kenny Metcalf as Elton”. “Elton” as portrayed by Kenny Metcalf, has the voice and appearance of Elton John when he was young. From rhinestones to sequins, every detail has been meticulously recreated. Iconic costumes including the...

Original touring keyboardist for Stryper 1985-86 tours and current “frontman” for the tribute show “Kenny Metcalf as Elton”.

“Elton” as portrayed by Kenny Metcalf, has the voice and appearance of Elton John when he was young. From rhinestones to sequins, every detail has been meticulously recreated. Iconic costumes including the infamous Los Angeles Dodgers uniform designed by Bob Mackie and glasses (created for Elton himself) by Ray Winston finish the illusion. Those fortunate enough to have seen Elton perform live experience a sense of “Deja Vu” while watching the captivating performance given by Kenny.

Audiences and critics alike leave with a sense that they “saw” Elton and his band. Caleb Quaye states that “witnessing this performance is like re-living infamous shows such as the Dodger Stadium show in 1975 where I (Caleb) performed with Elton. Being on stage with Kenny Metcalf was surreal!”