Andy Quinn is a professional singer from Heanor, Derbyshire, with over three decades of performance experience across musical theatre, swing, orchestral concerts, and live events.

He came to national attention after appearing on BBC One, where his performance showcased a voice praised for its power, control, and emotional depth. Since then, Andy has continued to perform regularly at major concerts, community events, and alongside orchestras — while also maintaining a strong presence on BBC Radio Derby and regional media.

Music runs deep in Andy’s family.

His grandfather, Albert Hand, was a central figure in Elvis Presley’s UK fan movement and knew Elvis personally. Growing up surrounded by stories, memorabilia, and first-hand accounts of Elvis’s life and impact, Andy developed not only a love for the music, but a genuine understanding of the man behind it.

Rather than rushing into the Elvis tribute world, Andy took time to develop his own voice, career, and identity as a performer. The Elvis Journey is the result of that process — a tribute rooted in respect, musicality, and authenticity, not imitation for imitation’s sake.

With a voice naturally suited to Elvis’s later repertoire and a deep appreciation for the raw excitement of the early years, Andy brings together two defining eras of Elvis’s career in a show that feels both powerful and personal.