THE legacy of Elvis Presley is as enduring as ever.

The unmistakable voice, the hip-shaking charisma and the glittering jumpsuits of The King still hold a unique power to captivate audiences around the world.

Next month, fans in Coffs Harbour are in for a treat as The Great Elvis Spectacular rolls into the Jetty Memorial Theatre on Saturday, 15 February at 8pm.

This isn’t your average tribute show.

It’s a celebration of every iconic era of Elvis’s career, brought to life by four of the most celebrated Elvis tribute artists in the world.

Each performer channels a unique facet of The King’s persona, delivering a tribute that honours the man and his music in spectacular fashion.

Johnny Lee Memphis, hailing from Scotland, is an Elvis World Cup Champion with a voice that could make you believe the King himself has returned.

Brendon Chase, from New Zealand, has dazzled audiences across Australia, New Zealand, and North America with his dynamic performances.

Paul Fenech has a 19 year career under his rhinestone belt, performing in Memphis, New Zealand and Australia. Rounding out the quartet is Stuey V, a master of the ’68 Comeback Special, whose performances transport fans back to that pivotal moment in Presley’s career.

Backing these talented performers is The Kentucky Allstars, one of Australia’s top tribute bands, delivering a flawless musical backdrop.

Together, they bring Elvis’s greatest hits to life, from Hound Dog and Jailhouse Rock to Suspicious Minds and Can’t Help Falling in Love.

For fans of The King, this is more than just a concert – it’s a time machine to an era when rock’n’roll was young, vibrant, and alive with possibility. For those yet to experience Elvis’s magic, it’s a perfect introduction to the man whose voice and style defined a generation.

Elvis Presley may have left the building, but his spirit lives on – alive, vibrant, and ready to rock.