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“The Purple Reign” is a famous tribute to Prince Shark Jason TenerIt's an award-winning show that brings energy to the Prince style that so many people know and love.
The offer was not executed Fifth theatre inside done Logas is a miracle Set in the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, it features iconic moments from Prince's long career, exclusive events and tributes to Morris Day and The Time.
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“Let's Go Crazy” at “Purple Reign” in Las Vegas!
Prince has received countless accolades and gained national attention through his appearance on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” and Prince's True Stories has been sketched out as a tribute show.
Artist Jason Tener, who recreated the look, in Prince Ma style, actually traced it in a completely different form of energy. During each show, Tener presents some of Prince's two biggest events. But with so many events, it's impossible to bring them together in one show.
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“We played all the hits — 'Let's Go Crazy,' 'Kiss,' 'Raspberry Beret,' 'Little Red Corvette,' '1999,' 'When Doves Cry,' 'Darling Nikki,' And we switched up some non-core songs, like 'Wanna Be Your Lover' and 'Controversy' and of course we played 'Purple Rain,'” Tener exclusively told The Blast.
“Now, sometimes, there's more urban stuff, like 'If I Were Your Girlfriend.' It's not total, our Prince music catalog is probably about 30 songs. But we only have about an hour and 15 minutes, and then we cut all our stuff down.
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Jason Tiner didn't pretend to be the prince
Tener didn't exactly pretend to follow Prince, he blended in perfectly with him. They have an original group at school and perform as an opening act for a band at a local college club in Las Vegas. Their group eventually moved from original music to covers.
“Just last night, she stepped out dressed as the prince for Halloween. And as people say, 'Let's do this, you really look like the prince,'” Tener said exclusively to The Blast. “We started making this in 1997. That's when the film began… “Purple Reign”.
Tiner said he didn't know much about Prince when he dressed up as him for Halloween, but he sure was stupid.
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“Purple Reign” has been on tour for almost 30 years!
He turns into Prince and plays his really colorful music for Tener. He was almost 27 years old and still going strong.
“We've played at Station Technology, City Center, The D, and spent a few weeks at Jerry's Nugget years ago. We're not Westgate, we're not the International Theater, and before that, we're not the showroom,” he said.
“He was my original guitarist during the Westgate era, which was around 2014-2015. He's been my guitarist and keyboard player for a little over 15 years. “These situations last for a couple of years.”
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Staying “authentic” to Prince
You've said this keeps the show “very authentic to Prince,” such as the statues, visuals, and vibrations.
“We have 100 percent live music, so no pre-recorded songs or anything like that. We're dancing and paying tribute to Morris Day and The Time, so we're playing in the movie 'Purple Rain,' and we might clash that the movie's not in the movie,” Tiner said. The movie.” “There are pedas and brincaderas.”
If you've watched the show before, you'll be able to watch something a little different next time.
“Some elements are changing, a lot of it is still the same. We play a lot of the same music, we have to play events, but we change the beginnings of the music in the way we present it. “We try to do that to keep it fresh for ourselves,” he explained. “More of this hit music. “We can't stop touching them.”
