- Event dates: May 9 & 10, 2026
- Showtimes: Sat 7:30 PM, Sun 3:00 PM
- Featured Artists:
Francisco Noya, Conductor
Patrick Dunn, VocalsLocation:
Barnstable Performing Arts Center
744 West Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 - Buy Tickets: /buy-tickets-be-ours-tonight
CapePOPS! 4
Put on your blue suede shoes and celebrate the one and only Elvis Presley with your Cape Symphony Orchestra. You’ll hear all your favorite rocking hits and soulful ballads, including “Burnin’ Love,” “It’s Now or Never,” “All Shook Up,” and more. Relive the magic at this dazzling performance -- there’s nothing like the charisma of The King!
Franciso Noya, Conductor
Francisco Noya is Music Director of the Boston Civic Symphony and a member of the Berklee College of Music conducting faculty. His outstanding versatility and expertise make him a sought-after conductor. He has been Resident Conductor of the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Director of the New Philharmonia and Longwood Symphony Orchestras, conductor of the Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra, and guest conductor with the Boston Pops and the Baltimore, Nashville, San Antonio, and Omaha symphonies. He has appeared internationally with orchestras in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Spain, Italy, and Russia. He made his Ravinia Festival debut in 2021 with Ben Folds and the Ravinia Festival Orchestra.
Francisco last appeared with Cape Symphony to conduct “Better Together” in April 2024. He holds advanced degrees in Composition and Conducting from Boston University, lives on Nantucket, and enjoys swimming and tennis.
Patrick Dunn, Vocals
Growing up an avid Elvis fan from a young age honed Patrick Dunn’s admiration, knowledge, and eventual performance as ‘The King of Rock & Roll.” His Tribute Artist adventures earned him the Golden Championship Belt and Graceland’s official endorsement at the 2021 Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist competition, judged on vocals, look, movement, and presence.
Patrick’s other performing highlights include the National Tour of Les Misérables (Jean Valjean), National Tour of The Phantom of the Opera (Phantom, select performances), National Tour of Waitress (Ensemble) and Bernstein’s Candide at New York City Opera directed by Hal Prince. He’s also played host for Spectrum Television’s US Open Tennis Studio, the original streaming sports app ‘Watch ESPN’, Fox Sports 1’s NASCAR All Star Race Infield Party, and other events.
