The King may be dead, but the legend lives on !
This weekend, no true fan was going to miss the 30th celebration of Elvis’ death. More than six thousands Elvis Presley fans, performers and impersonators from around the world have descended on a small country town in New South Wales for the occasion, The Times reports.
Many visitors travelled to the festival on the Elvis Express.The train journey offered serenading Elvis and competitions for the best- dressed passengers.
Thirty years later, his fans still “love him tender”.
This weekend, no true fan was going to miss the 30th celebration of Elvis’ death. More than six thousands Elvis Presley fans, performers and impersonators from around the world have descended on a small country town in New South Wales for the occasion, The Times reports.
Many visitors travelled to the festival on the Elvis Express.The train journey offered serenading Elvis and competitions for the best- dressed passengers.
Thirty years later, his fans still “love him tender”.
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This weekend, no true fan was going to miss the 30th celebration of Elvis’ death. More than six thousands Elvis Presley fans, performers and impersonators from around the world have drunk whiskey until they throw up everywhere. They also ate egg sandwiches with peanut butter. There was a contest : "Become 30 kilos fatter in one weekend".
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