Introducing Key Slayer, a contemporary keyboard virtuoso reminiscent of the legendary Liberace with respect to his mastery of performance style, minus the furs and the Rolls Royce. KeySlayer delights his audiences by way of his dazzling technique and unique piano arrangements of classic rock, pop, jazz, show tunes, light classical and more. His classically trained skill and range of selections with his sense of humor and a fiery personality do not disappoint.
Whether performing on a standard grand piano or keyboards along with an array of digital tracks, KeySlayer puts on a show every time he takes the stage. Sitting, standing, spinning and all the while in touch with his keyboard. It's no wonder he's been called the Rock and Roll Liberace by non-other than Jamie James, Liberace's former publicist.
Performing Flight of the Bumble Bee, The Fifth of Beethoven, Great Balls of Fire, Rhapsody in Blue, Unleashed (KeySlayer's trademark song), Memories, Music of the Night, Send In the Clowns, classic rock and roll, KeySlayer has earned his reputation by using his musical know how and his intense love of those 88 keys.
He is a winner of the Liberace Crystal Piano trophy. Catch a Rising Star and Catch a Rising Superstar awards. KeySlayer has performed in concert on Liberace's famous and unmistakable 9-foot mirrored grand piano in Las Vegas and San Diego. He has also performed for the glittering reopening of the Liberace museum as the Liberace tribute artist along with Charo and Siegfried and Roy. No stranger to the road nor the sights and sounds of Las Vegas, KeySlayer has performed at Caesar's Palace, Bellagio, Mirage and Mandalay Bay casinos, even finding an opportunity to perform on Elton John's Red Piano. Comfortable in a myriad of performance settings, KeySlayer was frequently called upon by the San Diego Symphony Summer Pops Orchestra as a guest performer and has opened for Burt Bacharach, Neil Sedaka, Michael Feinstein, Melissa Manchester and Marvin Hamlisch, to name but a few. An America's Got Talent finalist, he has also appeared in a national TV promo for the program.
Whether performing on a standard grand piano or keyboards along with an array of digital tracks, KeySlayer puts on a show every time he takes the stage. Sitting, standing, spinning and all the while in touch with his keyboard. It's no wonder he's been called the Rock and Roll Liberace by non-other than Jamie James, Liberace's former publicist.
Performing Flight of the Bumble Bee, The Fifth of Beethoven, Great Balls of Fire, Rhapsody in Blue, Unleashed (KeySlayer's trademark song), Memories, Music of the Night, Send In the Clowns, classic rock and roll, KeySlayer has earned his reputation by using his musical know how and his intense love of those 88 keys.
He is a winner of the Liberace Crystal Piano trophy. Catch a Rising Star and Catch a Rising Superstar awards. KeySlayer has performed in concert on Liberace's famous and unmistakable 9-foot mirrored grand piano in Las Vegas and San Diego. He has also performed for the glittering reopening of the Liberace museum as the Liberace tribute artist along with Charo and Siegfried and Roy. No stranger to the road nor the sights and sounds of Las Vegas, KeySlayer has performed at Caesar's Palace, Bellagio, Mirage and Mandalay Bay casinos, even finding an opportunity to perform on Elton John's Red Piano. Comfortable in a myriad of performance settings, KeySlayer was frequently called upon by the San Diego Symphony Summer Pops Orchestra as a guest performer and has opened for Burt Bacharach, Neil Sedaka, Michael Feinstein, Melissa Manchester and Marvin Hamlisch, to name but a few. An America's Got Talent finalist, he has also appeared in a national TV promo for the program.
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