Nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year in Texas, Branson entertainer, Jeff Gordon, arrives in Coralville, Iowa, September 22nd, 2015 to perform one show only at Coralville Center for the Performing Arts.  With his wide range of talent and musical ability, Jeff spends his time crisscrossing the country between Texas, Florida and the midwest, performing his music.  Jeff also is a Nashville recording artist with a cd of his own original music that has been heard throughout the USA and Europe.

On September 22nd, Jeff will be performing one of his most requested variety shows.  The first half of the show is a celebration of music, and will include country (Conway Twitty, Marty Robbins  & Johnny Cash), 50/60's Rock & Roll (Buddy Holly & Roy Orbison), Elvis and even a bit of Louis Armstrong and Dean Martin.  The second half of the show is a high energy show, as Jeff portrays and impersonates the legendary Tom Jones.   Folks who have seen Tom Jones perform in person, have shared with Jeff that if they sit back and close their eyes, they would swear they were listening to Tom Jones. Enjoy some of Tom's greatest hits including "Delilah", "It's Not Unusual" and "She's A Lady".

You can find out more information about Jeff by visiting his websites at JeffGordonShows.com and ATomJonesImpersonator.com.  You can also see videos at www.youtube.com/c/Jeffgordonshowsentertainment and  www.youtube.com/c/AtomjonesimpersonatorJeffGordon

Doors open at 6:30 and the performance begins at 7 pm.  For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit CoralvilleArts.org or call 319-248-9370.

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