The accompanying video follows the same anything-goes spirit. Rather than heading to Las Vegas, the band filmed in Benidorm, Spain, offering a suitably chaotic alternative to the neon spectacle of the original destination. As they explain, they wanted Vegas, but the budget had other ideas. It is exactly the kind of joke that fits a band whose entire concept thrives on taking rock history seriously enough to get the music right, but never so seriously that the fun disappears.

Elvana describe themselves as the world's finest Elvis-fronted Nirvana tribute, a premise that sounds ridiculous until you hear it in action. Their performances bring together the swagger of rockabilly and the abrasive force of grunge, combining Nirvana's catalogue with the music and attitude of the King of Rock & Roll. What could easily be a novelty act becomes something more compelling through the sheer commitment to the idea.

That approach has earned the band a reputation for unpredictable, high-energy live shows. Praised by publications including The Guardian, NME and Vice, Elvana have turned their unlikely musical collision into a full-fledged spectacle, where two seemingly incompatible worlds meet on the same stage.

“Viva Las Vegas” captures that spirit perfectly. It takes a song associated with Elvis's unmistakable showmanship and pushes it through the distortion and restless energy of alternative rock. The result is part tribute, part parody and entirely committed to the chaos.

Elvis and Nirvana may belong to different eras, but Elvana make the gap between them feel surprisingly small. And if Las Vegas was out of reach, Benidorm will do just fine