AMERICA'S GOT TALENT Winner Neal E. Boyd Performs at LV Hilton, 2/14

Spend a special night this Valentine's Day with "America's Got Talent" winner Neal E. Boyd & Friends at the Las Vegas Hilton. The unlikeliest of superstars, Boyd won the hearts and votes of millions of fans with his big, operatic voice when he appeared as a contestant on the wildly popular NBC show "America's Got Talent." For one night only, on Sunday, Feb. 14 at 8 p.m., he's bringing that voice along with a handful of talented friends to Las Vegas.

"Las Vegas is filled with such unbelievable talent from singers and dancers to comedians and impressionists," said Boyd. "I'm honored to be a part of such an elite group of performers and excited to share this unique show of opera, impressions, singing and comedy with Las Vegas audiences."

Fans who loved his "America's Got Talent" renditions of such selections as "Nessun Dorma," "Ave Maria" and "Somewhere" from the Broadway classic West Side Story, will undoubtedly be thrilled to hear Boyd perform those and many more live and backed by a full orchestra.

Boyd will be joined by friends and fellow "America's Got Talent" alums runner-up Eli Mattson and finalist Queen Emily.

Hailed comedian Steve Bridges, known for his spot-on political impressions, will round out the evening of entertainment as "The President." Utilizing state-of-the-art prosthetic make-up, Bridges completely transforms into President Barack Obama - only this version is a whole lot more fun.

Bridges' amazing talent and unmistakable impression of President Bush earned the comedian an exclusive contract with The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Most recently he has been seen on the Today Show, Good Morning America and Inside Politics. The segments were so popular and far reaching that Bridges found himself performing next to the former President inside the Oval Office and now, his newest impression of President Obama has landed him in the "Entertainment Capital of the World," Las Vegas.

Neal E. Boyd & Friends will perform for one night only, on February 14, 2010. The show begins at 8 p.m. and ticket prices, exclusive of handling fees, range from $49 to $89. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Las Vegas Hilton Box Office at 800-222-5361 or online at www.Vegas.com.

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