Many have tried to revive the legend, but few have managed to break away from the role of copy to offer a modern version of Elvis. Nils Strassburg, accompanied by his band, succeeds in this feat when he dons the King's clothes, not to resemble him to the extreme but to feel the singer's soul deep inside him. And it works!

Because before being a voice and music that rocked an entire generation, Elvis is synonymous with emotion. And that's the most important thing. "If I was constantly concentrating on imitating 'The King' in every detail, the emotions would have disappeared," explains Nils who, since he was five years old, has been passionate about an idol he doesn't want to be unique. A fervent fan, yes, but not a fanatic: The Police, Joe Cocker and Tina Turner are also among his musical influences.

Perhaps that's the secret behind his shows, which are as grandiose as they are moving. Because Nils Strassburg doesn't just cover Elvis classics, he questions them. What would the King sound like today? How would his style have evolved? How would he produce his concerts? These are just some of the questions the singer tries to answer, adding his own vision and sonic nuances that don't overshadow these great classics.

Burning Love, Love Me Tender, Suspicious Minds and other timeless hits have been rearranged in more contemporary, even more rock versions, and above all, with lighting effects that the King would certainly not have disowned. It's a tour de force, a unique atmosphere and an inspiring show that's sure to rekindle the nostalgia and passion in the hearts of Elvis fans.