From Patents to Parades: Peter Tracy's "HalloweenElvis" Crashes October—With a Wink and a Guitar

October 10, 2025 at 03:00 AM EDT

The entrepreneur who sold his companies to chase the stage returns with a satire-laced, sing-along spectacle—inviting fans to subscribe, stream, and spin HalloweenElvis all month long.

BOCA RATON, FL, October 10, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ -- If October had a house band, Peter Tracy would be at the mic. Decades after exiting his businesses to pursue performance full time, the creator of HalloweenElvis is leaning into the season with a live storytelling-and-song revue that blends stand-up instincts, street-parade energy, and a choirboy's sense of melody. Tracy's audience—more than 50,000 YouTube subscribers—has turned his channel into a destination for long-form shows, concept videos, and behind-the-scenes jams.

The roots of HalloweenElvis reach back to 1999 at the Puppet House Theater in Branford, Connecticut, where Tracy debuted the first version of a show that "musically traces" his path from Catholic school choir to the rocket fuel of early American pop. Set pieces nod to Al Jolson, Burl Ives, and Roy Orbison, then rocket ahead to originals like "Rock & Roll Child," "Bobby Buster Goodtime Blues," "No More Elvis," "Dance With Me Dear," and the crowd-pleasing closer "Halloween Do's."

"I built systems and companies for years—but the stage is where I feel most honest," says Tracy. "HalloweenElvis started as a dare to myself: tell the truth, make people laugh, and sing like you mean it."

A signature sequence re-creates a New York City Halloween parade as Tracy slips offstage and "joins the line," turning the audience into the route. The bit crescendos with a limo swarmed by faux-Elvis fans, a send-up of fame's frenzy that later inspired "No More Elvis." "That night taught me to laugh at the fame machine," Tracy says. "The music and the moment with the crowd—that is the point."

Tracy's satire lands because it is personal. Between numbers he riffs on childhood choir warmups, first crushes, and the wonderfully odd mentors who pushed him toward the mic. Then he pivots to sincerity, inviting the room to sing a hook, sway in the aisles, or shout a line on cue. "I like a show where the audience leaves hoarse and happy," he jokes. "If you laugh, sing, and remember a line or two the next morning, we did our job."

Subscribe, Stream, Spin

To celebrate the season, Tracy is programming a month of Halloween-ready content—full-length performances, song clips, and spur-of-the-moment shorts—on his channel and site. Fans can:

· View the channel hub - Click here.

· Explore the show page including HalloweenElvis set list and notes - Click here.

· Visit the website and watch videos - Click here.

"At 83, I am reminded every day that time is precious," says Tracy. "If there is a song in you, sing it. If there is a story in you, tell it. And if you need a soundtrack, come find us — we saved you a seat."

About HalloweenElvis

A musical memoir first staged in 1999, HalloweenElvis charts Peter Tracy's journey from choir loft to city streets, weaving classic references with original songs and audience participation. Performances and recordings appear across Tracy's site and channel, including tracks such as "Rock & Roll Child," "Bobby Buster Goodtime Blues," "No More Elvis," "Dance With Me Dear," and "Halloween Do's." Visit Peter Tracy's official website to watch and listen, and don't forget to subscribe here.

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From Patents to Parades: Peter Tracy's "HalloweenElvis" Crashes October—With a Wink and a Guitar

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