Rock and roll meets powerhouse vocals when Stacey Whitton Summers takes the stage as Pat Benatar in Legends in Concert. Known for her dynamic range, fierce energy, and incredible stage presence, Stacey delivers a tribute that channels the legendary rocker with uncanny accuracy and passion.
Hailing from Reno, Nevada, Stacey comes from a large musical family and began performing at the age of 7. She toured with a classical quintet as a child and fell in love with the stage through musical theatre. Like Pat Benatar, Stacey’s background in theater and classical voice laid the foundation for her commanding presence as a rock vocalist.
While pursuing a Fine Arts Degree in Opera and Theater, Stacey signed her first recording contract, launching her professional music career. Her powerful vocals and captivating performance style quickly caught the attention of Legends in Concert, and she was cast in the Las Vegas production—marking the beginning of a long and celebrated tribute career.
Over the past decade, Stacey has gained a reputation for her ability to recreate a wide range of musical icons. Her tribute to Pat Benatar is a fan favorite, but audiences have also seen her transform into Shania Twain, Marilyn Monroe, Madonna, Gretchen Wilson, Katy Perry, and Martina McBride.
Whether she’s belting out “Love Is a Battlefield” or bringing down the house with “Heartbreaker,” Stacey captures the raw power and emotion that made Pat Benatar one of the most respected voices in rock history.
Stacey has appeared on national television, including ABC’s “The Next Best Thing,” MTV’s “Taquita and Kaui,” and E! Television’s “Country’s Most Shocking.” She has performed in over 40 TV variety shows and shared the stage with icons like Dolly Parton and Dom DeLuise. Her tribute performances have taken her across the U.S. and around the world—from Las Vegas to Singapore, and from Australia to the Bahamas.
One of her most honorable performances was entertaining U.S. troops at Diego Garcia, a remote U.S. Naval base in the Indian Ocean, showcasing her commitment to using music as a force for unity and inspiration.
When she’s not portraying one of her many legendary characters, Stacey continues to perform original music at her family-owned restaurant, Prank, in downtown Los Angeles. She has released four albums, including Good Thing Goin’ On, co-written with rock legend Delaney Bramlett.
Stacey is also a talented costume designer, and her passion for vintage fashion inspired her accessory line, Whitton De Fleur—a nod to her love of artistry and self-expression.
Whether you’re a lifelong Pat Benatar fan or discovering her music for the first time, Stacey Whitton Summers brings the fire and finesse that made Benatar a true icon. Don’t miss your chance to experience this high-octane tribute only at Legends in Concert—where legends live on.