Elvis tribute artist brings the King's Vegas era and classic country favorites to downtown Plymouth Friday, Nov. 6
The REES Theatre invites audiences to experience an unforgettable evening of legendary music as Elvis tribute artist Jordan Poole takes the stage for "From King to Country" this Friday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m.
This one-night-only performance promises an exciting musical journey from Elvis Presley's electrifying sound to the heartfelt melodies of classic country.
The evening begins with a tribute to the King of Rock 'n' Roll, bringing the energy, charisma, and unforgettable music of Elvis Presley's legendary Las Vegas era to life. Audiences will be transported back to a time of dazzling performances and timeless hits that made Elvis one of music history's most celebrated entertainers.
As the evening continues, the show transitions into a high-energy celebration of classic country music, featuring beloved hits from legendary artists such as Conway Twitty, George Jones, Tracy Byrd, and many more. From heartfelt ballads to toe-tapping favorites, the performance promises something for music lovers of all generations.
Tickets are available online through reestheatre.org.
The REES Theatre extends a special thank-you to Country Charm Cleaning Center for generously sponsoring the event. Community partnerships and sponsorships play an important role in helping The REES continue bringing quality live entertainment and cultural experiences to downtown Plymouth.
Don't miss this one-night-only opportunity to experience the music of Elvis Presley and the legends of classic country live at The REES Theatre.
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