
Elvis: Story of a King
The Music and Story of Elvis Presley
The Showroom at Branson Meadows · Branson, MO
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4.9(38 Google reviews)
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4.9★ from 38 Google reviews“This show is so great that we've actually seen it twice now. Unlike some performances in Branson, this one features live music with an actual band. The musicians are really good, too. Excellent performances by everyone involved…”
“Mathew Boyce does a wonderful job in this (his) production of Elvis. We have seen this twice (even bought the live dvd the first year). I recommend that you check out this show if you’re in Branson. He has a strong connection…”
“Outstanding… Matt Boyce was brilliant !! The ladies, the band … just great. High energy / funny interaction with the audience “Winifredddd” / great talent WELL DONE”
About Elvis: Story of a King
Elvis: Story of a King follows Elvis Presley's career from his gospel-rooted beginnings to the Las Vegas concert years, performed live by Matthew Boyce with a cast of musicians, singers, and dancers. The show moves through the 1950s rockabilly era, the movie classics, the 1968 Comeback Special, and the concert years, with costumes and staging to match each period. Story of a King won Branson's New Show of the Year and Matinee Show of the Year in 2022, and Boyce was named Branson's Tribute Artist of the Year in 2023 and 2025 and Entertainer of the Year in 2025.
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Every Era of Elvis on One Stage
Elvis: Story of a King follows Elvis Presley's career from his gospel-rooted beginnings to the Las Vegas concert years, and it plays at The Showroom at Branson Meadows in 2026. Rather than a greatest-hits revue, the show is told in order, so the music, the costumes, and the staging change as the story moves from decade to decade. Matthew Boyce performs it live with a cast of musicians, singers, and dancers. Elvis tributes are a Branson tradition, and this one earned its place fast.
The awards back that up. Story of a King won Branson's New Show of the Year and Matinee Show of the Year in 2022. Matthew Boyce was named Branson's Tribute Artist of the Year in 2023 and again in 2025, and in 2025 he was also named Entertainer of the Year. For anyone comparing Elvis shows in Branson, that record is hard to match. It is a good reason to put Elvis: Story of a King tickets at the top of the list if you want a tribute with real credentials behind it.

From Rockabilly to the Concert Years
The show starts with Elvis's gospel-rooted beginnings, then moves into the 1950s rockabilly era that made him famous. From there it works through the movie classics, the 1968 Comeback Special, and the concert years, with costumes and staging to match each period. That structure is what sets it apart from a standard tribute. You are not watching one version of Elvis for two hours. You watch him change, and the band, singers, and dancers change with him.
Matthew Boyce carries the lead, and the difference between the young rockabilly singer and the Las Vegas headliner is in the voice as much as the wardrobe. Live musicians play behind him, backing singers fill out the harmonies, and dancers give the bigger numbers their movement. Two hours pass quickly, and the show is recommended for all ages. Grandparents who watched the concert years on television and grandchildren who only know the songs tend to leave humming the same tunes.

Your Visit to Branson Meadows
Elvis: Story of a King plays at The Showroom at Branson Meadows, 4600 Gretna Rd, Branson, MO 65616. The 2026 season runs Thursdays at 10:00 AM and Saturdays at 8:00 PM from September through October, with an added 8:00 PM performance on November 10. There is no Saturday show on September 12. The booking calendar on this page lists every date that is on sale, and because the season is short, it pays to lock in your date early.
Plan on about two hours for the show and arrive 30 minutes before curtain. Parking is at the theater, and the extra time lets you park, show your tickets at the box office, and find your seats without hurrying. The Thursday morning performance is a good fit for visitors who prefer daytime outings, and the Saturday evening show suits a weekend trip. Kids' tickets are free, and a 10:00 AM show is an easy way to introduce younger family members to the music.

Made for Elvis Fans and Their Families
Elvis: Story of a King in Branson belongs on your list if you grew up with Elvis, if you have seen other tributes and want one with a story, or if you simply want a live band and a singer who has earned Branson's top honors. It is recommended for all ages, and because kids' tickets are free, the grandchildren can come along at no extra cost. Couples, tour groups, and multigenerational families all fit comfortably, and among Branson shows, few cover this much musical ground in two hours.
Get Branson Tickets sells Elvis: Story of a King tickets with no added fees. Pick a date on the calendar above, check out, and your tickets arrive by email. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before showtime is included with every order, which matters when a short fall season is in play and travel dates can move. Prefer to book by phone or ask about seating? Call (417) 243-9629 and we will take care of it.





