Memphis to host Presley concert where Elvis debuted (USA News)

Lisa Marie Presley will inspire historians to earn their keep on Saturday when her show tour takes her to the place where she grew up of Memphis and the first venue in which her really popular father Elvis Presley played professionally. Presley's across the nation Storm & Grace tour began its third leg a month ago. As a component of the notable stop in Memphis, Presley will be treating her fans to a free open air show on September 21 at Levitt Shell, an outdoors bandshell in Overton Park, Tenn.

It's fitting that Presley will take the same arrange as her father; her remarkably commended most recent collection, Storm & Grace grips her Southern roots with a luxurious mixture of soul, nation and society tunes that numerous authorities think as of her finest work to date. After the free show, VIP ticket holders will join Presley for a private meet-and-welcome at Graceland, the notable home she imparted to her mother and "The King." Their chance with the entertainer will incorporate a Q&a session and an unique evening tour of the chateau.
All Presley fans, be that as it may, will be acquainted with the entertainer's new philanthropy accomplice World Vision. For 60 years, World Vision has tended to destitution's underlying drivers through backing, group advancement, and calamity readiness and reaction. Presley, a longtime push for kids, is asking her fans to support youngsters in underdeveloped nations, through World Vision. She's making it her mission to get whatever number youngsters supported as could be allowed throughout her North American tour. The main 10 individuals in Memphis who support a kid will likewise gain VIP tickets.
In the event that you can't make it to Saturday's show in Memphis, Presley still has over twelve dates left on the Storm & Grace tour, with stops in urban areas like New York, Chicago, Phoenix and St. Louis. Notwithstanding performing melodies from Storm & Grace, Presley will be performing her most current single "People," co-composed with Future Cut and handled by Presley's spouse Michael Lockwood. The single is part of the soundtrack for The Walking Dead AMC Original