Remembering Lisa Marie Presley who died on January 12, 2023

Lisa Marie Presley had plans to write her autobiography and start a podcast (January 18, 2023)

Watch these four Lisa Marie and Elvis Presley duets that will make you cry (January 15, 2023)

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In the days following her death, all three of Lisa Marie’s solo albums have risen to the top 20 of the iTunes music album charts.

The day after Presley died, Presley’s three albums, To Whom It May Concern (2003), Now What (2005) and Storm and Grace (2012), entered the top 20.

[Click on each album cover for more info]

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LMP Rocks the House at New York City concert 

by Trina Young, Elvis News Examiner, June 2012

Lisa Marie Presley and her five-man band rocked the house last night (June 14, 2012) at Gramercy Theatre in New York City. Presley is currently on a mini-tour of the U.S. which she hopes will be followed by a major tour in the Fall, she told the audience. Dressed in an eye-catching red blazer and a long black skirt, the 44-year-old Presley seemed to be relaxed and at-ease as she belted out songs from her latest album, Storm and Grace.

The band, led by Presley’s husband, guitarist Michael Lockwood, was a great fit for Lisa Marie, bringing her personal rock/soul/ country style to life. Presley even added her own tambourine and timpani drumming skills to the mix.

 Presley performed songs from her third album, including “Over Me”, “Weary”, “Soften the Blows”, and of course her heavily-publicized single, “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet”, which had the crowd singing along.

One curious stage prop Presley had on stage was a throat spray which she used in-between songs. She explained to the audience that she was recently ordered by her doctor to spray her throat while performing on-stage.

The mini concert was opened by Presley’s friend, British singer Angela McCluskey, who was accompanied by her husband, a talented pianist and violinist. At Lisa Marie’s request, the pair joined Presley onstage with her band for the final number “Storm and Grace.”

Presley and her band returned for one encore performing, “Lights Out”, the debut single from Presley’s first album “To Whom It May Concern”.

For future tour dates, visit Lisa Marie Presley’s official website.

(text copyright Trina Young, Elvis News Examiner)

Note: This review was also posted on Lisa Marie Presley’s official website at the time (LisaMariePresley.com)

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Watch Lisa Marie Presley at Graceland’s celebration for Elvis Presley’s 88th birthday on January 8, 2023

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