Jesse Garron fills a void for those who have never seen an Elvis concert and brings back memories for those that have. Jesse uses the name of Elvis’ twin brother who died at birth - in the most respectful way. He knows there was only one Elvis.  His show is a tribute to the man and his legacy that takes audiences on a musical journey into the '70s concert years when Elvis was the King of Rock & Roll. Jesse was named, “The Closest Thing to the King” by a reporter who saw his live concert back when he first started. The term stuck and to this day is reinforced by audiences after every show.

Since his first tribute performance in 1997, Jesse has grown to serve venues across the country performing to sold out audiences.  He has been invited to perform for the U.S.Embassy in Algiers and caught the attention of legendary Elvis guitarist, James Burton, after a performance in Louisiana.  Even those with close personal ties to the Presley family are impressed by the likeness. This professional show has prompted billboards, radio interviews, television promotions, and feature articles in print media nationwide.  In 2019, Jesse was inducted into the International Elvis Tribute Artist Hall of Fame for his dedication to keeping Elvis' legacy alive.