Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, made a lasting impact on the entertainment industry during his career. One of his most iconic performance series took place in Las Vegas, where he played numerous shows that captivated audiences from 1969 to 1976. Elvis first graced the Las Vegas stage on July 31, 1969, at the International Hotel (now the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino). He had taken a hiatus from live performances for almost a decade, focusing on movies and studio recordings. However, his return to the stage in Las Vegas marked a significant turning point in his career and revitalized his fame. The initial engagement at the International Hotel was initially planned for just one month, but due to overwhelming demand, it extended to a two-month residency, with two shows per night, performing every night except Mondays. Elvis' energetic performances and electrifying stage presence captivated fans, who traveled from all over the world to witness his shows. Elvis' Las Vegas residency lasted for several years, and he continued to perform in Sin City throughout the 1970s. He set attendance records and became synonymous with Las Vegas entertainment. The atmosphere in the city would transform whenever Elvis was in town, with fans eagerly flocking to his shows, hoping to catch a glimpse of the legendary performer. Despite the immense success of his Las Vegas performances, Elvis eventually decided to take his show on the road again, touring various cities. However, his impact on Las Vegas was undeniable, and his legacy as one of the greatest entertainers of all time lives on. Elvis played in Las Vegas for a total of seven years, from 1969 to 1976, leaving an indelible mark on the city's entertainment scene. His iconic performances and unforgettable charisma continue to inspire artists and entertainers to this day.