Million Dollar Quartet is a musical that brings the magic of December 4, 1956 to life. That night Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Carl Perkins descended upon the Sun Record Studios and spent a few hours in a jam session. The night has lived in rock n roll history as one of the most impressive nights in the early history of the music genre.

The musical is about to descend on Broadway after making its debut production in Florida at the Seaside Music Theatre and then traveling to Seattle and two stages in Chicago. Million Dollar Quartet put on a jaw-dropping performance at the Tony Awards and now seems to be heading out their permanently. Tickets for the newest juke box musical are sure to pique the interest of those who fell in love with Jersey Boys and Mamma Mia!

There may be no love story here, but the stage production combines an impressive catalog of each musician’s hits with an atmosphere excited by a common love of music and thick with the juxtaposition of big egos. Million Dollar Quartet is a great time to watch as Elvis and Jerry Lee match throat throttling ballad for ballad and harmonize in the jam session that enthralled the world 20 years later when the recordings were finally released.

The soon to be Broadway musical is co-directed by Eric Schaeffer and Floyd Mutrux. Chuck Mead, known for his contributions to the emerging alternative country genre, is the musical director. Million Dollar Quartet is being produced by Dee Gee Productions.

The show should a riveting performance as the actors keep on putting together a critically acclaimed show that is set to debut on Broadway in the spring of 2010. The Seats will have a great selection for these performances and will seats throughout the seating chart of whichever venue is fortunate enough to host the production and make a profit off Million Dollar Quartet tickets.