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‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Len connolly steps out for his set at the parkes railway bowling club. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
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‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Before the parade on saturday. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
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DUKAS_140910573_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Unnamed guy at pioneer oval for elvis rugby. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Unnamed guy at elvis rugby at pioneer oval campground. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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DUKAS_140910571_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Emilio the 22 year old ETA and local rafa thomson. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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DUKAS_140910575_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Sheryl shelvis sharkie. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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DUKAS_140910565_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
The entrants at Miss Priscilla contest. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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DUKAS_140910598_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Al Gersbech at a pub in Parkes. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
© Stuart Miller / Guardian / eyevine
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DUKAS_140910567_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Len connolly on elvis express. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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DUKAS_140910572_EYE
‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town
Each year, tens of thousands of Elvis fans descend on a regional Australian town, tripling its population - and flooding it with tribute artists.
Parkes is a hallowed annual event for Elvis tribute artists (or ETAs, as they refer to themselves; many consider the term "impersonator" offensive, as it doesn't capture the respect with which they try to embody the King). Australia doesn't have a full Elvis circuit like the US, where ETAs can make a living off touring year-round.
Unnamed elvis on elvis express. The 2022 Parkes Elvis festival returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The Parkes Elvis Festival is held every year in the second week in January, coinciding with Elvis Presley’s birthday. Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow.
Guardian Australia
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