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Elvis Tribute Artist Jake Slater

Jake Slater, an internationally acclaimed Elvis tribute artist, performed all day Saturday, July 20, at The Lark Theater in Cheboygan. He brings Elvis's legacy alive with authentic music and moves from all eras of the King’s career.

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Organizer image · The Lark Theater ↗
Jake Slater is an award-winning Elvis tribute artist from Michigan, known for capturing the voice, style, and spirit of Elvis Presley. Covering Elvis's music from the '50s through the '70s, Jake offers a performance full of energy and nostalgia. On July 20, fans gathered at The Lark Theater in Cheboygan to experience a full day immersed in the king of rock and roll. Tickets were priced at $28.

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Source: The Lark Theater ↗
Last successful source check: Oct 21, 2026, 1:15 AM

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