The Lettermen and New Elvis Slots Bring Sounds to Mohegan Sun

Uncasville, CT -- The harmonies of The Lettermen created some of the most memorable sounds in pop music history, and audiences can experience them anew at The Cabaret Theatre from Wednesday, September
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All tickets are $30.00 and are on sale now at the Mohegan Sun Box Office and through Ticketmaster. Ticketmaster customers may log on to Ticketmaster.com, call any Ticketmaster Charge By Phone number; or visit any Ticketmaster outlet.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday performances are at 7:30pm; Saturday’s show begins at 8:00pm, and there is a matinee on Sunday at 3:00pm.

The original Lettermen got their start in Las Vegas in the late 1950s. Their breakthrough 1961 single “The Way You Look Tonight” was a soft, romantic ballad that ran counter to the Doo Wop and Rock-and-Roll sounds of the day. It started a streak of timeless pop ballad hits – “Theme from “A Summer Place,”’ “Goin’ out of My Head/Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” and “Hurt So Bad” – that made them one of the premier groups of the 1960s. Group founder Tony Butala is still with the group, accompanied by Donovan Tea and Mark Preston, giving audiences the glow of their very special sound.

For more information on The Lettermen and other great events at Mohegan Sun, visit mohegansun.com. For information on this week’s schedule, call the Entertainment and Special Events hotline at 1.888.226.7711, ext. 27163.

Mohegan Sun has installed twelve .10¢ Slot machines in the Hall of the Lost Tribes. These video slot games are part of International Game Technology’s (IGT) vast array of themed games, which includes Double Diamond 2000, Fortune Cookie, The Munsters, Leopard Spots, Texas Tea, Cleopatra, Little Green Men and Richard Petty.

In addition, Mohegan Sun has added The Return of the King, Elvis Multi-Strike Video Slot Machines in the Casino of the Sky. These penny progressive games play up to 20 lines with a 300 coin maximum bet at a time.

Both the new .10¢ slot machines and The Return of the King include ticket-in, ticket-out technology.