Mark W. Curran is a Los Angeles based Elvis impersonator.

Mark W. Curran is the West Coast's leading Elvis Presley tribute artist. He came to national attention when he appeared on the "Tyra Banks Show" in September of 2007. In 2008, he was featured on Ryan Seacrest's nationally syndicated radio program.  

Mark W. Curran performs regularly with his "Wonder of Elvis Show" at theaters throughout Southern California. He also performs at private and corporate functions throughout the Los Angeles area.  

In 2007, he recorded his second CD, "A Tribute to the King," featuring 22 of Elvis's Greatest Hits. His first CD, "From The Heart," was a collection of original songs he wrote and recorded, including his dedication to Elvis, "Keep The Flame Alive."

Mark has competed in and has placed in many Elvis Tribute Artist Competitions, including Memphis, Laughlin, NV, and Las Vegas. He has sung with the Jordonaires, Elvis's original backup group. He has appeared at many famous venues, including the Venetian Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

When not performing as Elvis, Mark pursues his career as a professional singer. He sings in several shows, including the "Legends of Las Vegas", paying tribute to such luminaries as Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin and Engelbert Humperdinck.

A lifelong Elvis fan, Mark W. Curran feels privileged to be able to pay tribute to his greatest hero.

"I'm keeping the flame alive," he says, "and want people to remember the greatest entertainer of all time."