Ted Vigil brings ‘The Ultimate John Denver’ to the VPAC

Ted Vigil boasts an uncanny resemblance to music icon John Denver – who died in 1997 when his experimental aircraft crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Vigil, who has been performing since he was 10, won a national Talent Quest title as John Denver in 2006. After winning a celebrity look-a-like contest, he began planning his John Denver tribute show, which has gone nationwide offering Denver’s most familiar tunes – including “Thank God I’m A Country Boy.”

“The Ultimate John Denver” by Ted Vigil brings the Rocky Mountain High feeling all over again to the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $40.

“I was completely blown away by this young man, Ted Vigil,” writes a longtime John Denver fan about the tribute show. “From the moment he set foot on the stage, I was mesmerized by his voice and his incredible resemblance to the late and great John Denver. Ted Vigil’s voice, mannerisms and humor were so much like John’s that I had to keep reminding myself it was a ‘tribute show’ – that wasn’t really Johnny up on that stage – Ted Vigil is that good! He brings John back to the stage, if only for a little while … and the experience he creates is magical.”

With tunes including “Calypso,” “Annie’s Song,” “Rocky Mountain High,” “Thank God I’m A Country Boy” and many more classics to sing along to, “The Ultimate John Denver” by Ted Vigil will take audiences on a trip down memory lane.

Visit VilarPAC.org/The-Ultimate-John-Denver for more information and tickets.

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