Split-lit stage with two vintage microphones

Elvis Week 2027 · 50th anniversary

Cash & King

A one-of-a-kind musical celebration. Come for one set, or both.

Come for one, or both

Steven shares his personal stories of meeting them both. As a teenager he shook Elvis’s hand backstage in Las Vegas. In 1990, Earl Poole Ball turned him around at Knott’s Berry Farm — Johnny Cash and June Carter had just rolled up in a golf cart. “I think my knees buckled. He looked about twelve feet tall.”

Those meetings are the spine of the night. He tells where the songs came from, and how they almost didn’t get recorded. Then the band plays. A one-of-a-kind musical celebration — not an impersonator show.

The night

Act I
The Man in Black. Folsom, Ring of Fire, Ghost Riders. Wide, moody, story-led.
Act II
The King. Sun-era rock and roll, the Vegas croon, and “Would He Believe” — written after Elvis Week in Memphis.
Runtime
180 minutes · 20 minutes between sets · come for one, or both · 6+ members
Album
Upcoming: Cash & King, LIVE

Elvis Week 2027 · 50th anniversary

Fifty years. August 16, 2027.

Elvis Week 2027 marks fifty years since August 16, 1977. Casinos, PACs, and auditoriums will program the King all summer. Cash & King and Would He Believe are the hold — a celebration, not an impersonator show, not an official Graceland date unless we contract one.

Rooms that already know it

Premiered at Spreckels Performing Arts Center in Rohnert Park, then the Raven in Healdsburg — two weeks after the Tubbs Fire, turned into a sold-out night for people who had lost everything. Toured the West until 2020. Dusted off for the relaunch.

Now playing

Would He Believe · Dream & Believe