Frankie Moreno

Vocals and piano

A Las Vegas headliner and pianist who brings pop-orchestral tributes to Elvis and rock and roll.

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In short

Frankie Moreno is a singer and pianist appearing with US symphony orchestras in pops-style programs, including a tribute to Elvis Presley and a rock and roll retrospective. He performs as a vocal and keyboard soloist backed by full orchestra, in shows built around crowd-pleasing hits rather than classical repertoire.

What to listen for

Moreno's orchestra programs are built for a broad audience, pairing his voice and piano playing with lush string and brass arrangements of familiar songs. In "The Music of Elvis," listeners can expect orchestral versions of Presley staples, likely including ballads and up-tempo rockabilly numbers, with Moreno singing lead over the ensemble. "Viva Las Vegas" leans into showman energy, mixing piano-driven numbers with vocal turns that evoke classic Vegas entertainment. "Rock & Roll Remastered" suggests a broader set of rock standards reworked for orchestra. Across these shows, expect a conversational, high-energy stage presence, tight pacing between songs, and arrangements designed to spotlight both his voice and his piano playing against a full symphonic backdrop.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed September 2026.