Award-winning Elvis tribute artist Jesse Garron delivers an electrifying Vegas-style performance celebrating the music and moves of The King
- DOORS OPEN at 9:45 PM and SHOW STARTS at 10:45 PM
- $25 FOOD and BEVERAGE Minimum per guest
- Cabaret Seating - All seats at the table are for sale. Buying one seat does NOT secure the table.
- Cabaret Service - It is recommended that you arrive early if you wish to have dinner, as dinner is served from 9:45pm - 11pm, once the show has begun options are limited to drinks and dessert.
- Champagne Toast- We’ll be raising our glasses — enjoy a complimentary champagne toast with us!
Award-winning Elvis Tribute Artist Jesse Garron delivers a heart-pounding, emotionally-charged tribute to Elvis Presley that will take you back to the ‘70s and leave you convinced that you just saw Elvis live in concert. His incredible portrayal draws audiences in from the minute he walks on stage with the powerful vocals, signature moves, and scarf serenades that endeared Elvis to so many! Joined by The Essential Elvis Tribute Band and choreographed backup singers, Garron’s Vegas-style act is hailed as The Closest Thing to the King and the show everyone is buzzing about.
Jesse Garron’s Tribute to Elvis transports audiences straight into the electrifying concert era when Elvis Presley reigned as the King of Rock and Roll. For more than 25 years, Garron has captivated crowds with an astonishingly authentic portrayal—complete with a powerhouse live band, choreographed backup vocalists, signature scarf moments, and the kind of show-stopping energy that defined Elvis’ legendary appeal and brings people to their feet.
This Vegas-style performance spans the full spectrum of Elvis’ iconic catalog, while also honoring hits made famous by his contemporaries. Covering the rock, pop, and gospel hits that shaped Elvis’ remarkable career, the performance connects with audiences of every generation.
After entertaining thousands of devoted Elvis fans across the country, Garron remains widely celebrated by audiences and venues as “The Closest Thing to the King.”