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| LISA 2003 | ||
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| Sep.13 | Las Vegas, NV | House Of Blues (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.15 | Anaheim, CA | House Of Blues (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.16 | Hollywood, CA | Avalon (formerly the Palace) (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.19 | Portland, OR | Roseland Theatre (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.20 | Tacoma, WA | Puyallup Fair (with the B-52's) |
| Sep.22 | Boise, ID | The Big Easy (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.23 | Park City, UT | Suede (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.25 | Denver, CO | Gothic Theatre (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.26 | Omaha, NE | Qwest Center Omaha (River City Roundup) |
| Sep.28 | Milwaukee, WI | Pabst Theatre (with John Eddie) |
| Sep.29 | Chicago, IL | House Of Blues (with John Eddie) |
| Oct.2 | Austin, TX | Stubbs BBQ (with John Eddie) |
| Oct.3 | Dallas, TX | The State Fair Of Texas |
| Oct.5 | Robinsonville, MS | Grand Casino Tunica |
| Oct.6 | New Orleans, LA | House Of Blues (with John Eddie) |
| Oct.11 | Hollywood, CA | Avalon (formerly the Palace) (with John Eddie) |
| Oct.14 | San Francisco, CA | Fillmore (with John Eddie) |
| Oct.18 | (Cancelled) | |
| Oct.19 | (Cancelled) | |
| Oct.26 | - - - - | E!-TV "Love Chain" |
| Compiled by Haruo Hirose | ||
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CD Album, "To Whom It May Concern"
(Lyrics)
Germany; Mar.24 (EMI-Electrola) Amazon.de Amazon.uk
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CD-Single, "Lights Out" / "Savior"
Germany; Mar.24 (EMI-Electrola) Amazon.de,
UK; DVD Video Single(PAL) (Amazon.uk)
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Helmwein and Lisa at Art Show in LA, 2003.
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(Nov.18, 2003)
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Lisa sings "Silent Night"
CD, "Sounds of the Season: The NBC Holiday Collection" 
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(Nov.8, 2003. Thanks to Daneen)
From "In Touch" magazine
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(Nov.7, 2003. Thanks to elvis4life)
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Elvis' granddaughter goes to work
All shook up, indeed. Elvis Presley's granddaughter, Riley Keough, has been signed by IMG models - and she's just 14 years old. The curly blond beauty is the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley and her first husband, singer and songwriter Danny Keough. Even though IMG is based in New York, "Riley will not be moving out of L.A.," a family pal tells us. "Lisa Marie is encouraging her, but she's not shipping her out anytime soon." Riley, who resembles her mother but has softer looks, has had other offers to model. But she turned them down because her savvy mom doesn't want her traveling alone to the shows, Star mag reports this week. |
(Nov.3, 2003) (Nov.2, 2003)
20th Annual Night Of Stars at Cipriani, N.Y. on Oct.30, 2003.
Lisa and Danielle Riley Keough  with Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce  
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(Oct.25, 2003)
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Love Chain - Lisa Marie Presley
She's Reigning Rock 'n' Roll Royalty, but Will She Ever Find
Her Prince?
We doubt that Lisa Marie Presley would ever date his Royal
Purpleness, but it wouldn't be so far out of the question,
would it? Considering Presley was once married to the
self-titled King of Pop, Michael Jackson. And her love
chain--or her married life--didn't end there. To find out
where that winding, twisted road leads, be sure to watch
Love Chain: Lisa Marie Presley, premiering Sun.,
Oct. 26, at 10:30 p.m.
At first, it seemed like Presley, the daughter
of Elvis, seemed interested in keeping the
bloodline pure. She married rocker Danny Keough in 1988, and it remains her
longest reported relationship to date. The union also spawned two children, a
son and a daughter, Benjamin and Danielle.
Keough and Presley were divorced in 1994, just before her jaw-dropping
marriage to Michael Jackson. Skeptics and critics of Presley's membership in
the Church of Scientology speculated that Church elders were interested in
Jackson's connection to children (not to mention his millions) in the hopes
that he could draw young people to Scientology. That kooky marriage, which
included an awkward kiss at the MTV Music Awards, ended in 1996.
And nothing can really explain Presley's fascination with Nicolas Cage. We're
pretty sure we know what his deal is: He's a huge Elvis fan, and her hand
would be the ultimate prize, right? Their topsy-turvy relationship,
well-documented in the tabloids, included shouting matches in public, any
number of breakups and reunions and an infamous day on a rented yacht in
the Pacific, when Lisa Marie impetuously threw her $65,000 engagement ring
into the ocean. Cage dispatched divers, but the ring was never recovered.
And, inexplicably, he still married her last year in Hawaii only to break up less
than one month later. At the time, she released a statement saying, "It was
a big mistake." Um, duh.
The latest on Nic and Lisa Marie? Rumors are circulating that they will
remarry on the grounds of Graceland in the spring. Well, naturally. |
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Stronger of stomach, Presley keeps on singing
A buoyant-sounding Lisa Marie Presley, who just wrapped up her first headlining tour
this week, tells us she's now planning to go international.
"This last tour is basically how it should have been all along," she says. "I'm enjoying it now. The band and I were really sad to have it ending, so we're adding possibilities - adding an international leg." And according to Presley, they'll likely be out again before
November's end.
For Lisa Marie, getting into the live concert groove has been a test of willpower and
endurance. When she debuted earlier this year, opening for Chris Isaak, she was battling
an acid reflux problem that led to gastritis.
"My stomach was completely inflamed. I was always dizzy, always ill, and the shows were
not fun at all. I was literally standing there singing, sick."
Why didn't she stop? "No way. I knew it would make more headlines if I quit than if I did
crappy shows," she says. "I knew I had to do the shows and get through it."
After finishing the Isaak shows, she got better. "It took 10 million antibiotics to fix my stomach. It's still not right, and I'll have to deal with it."
Then, she set out on her headlining concert trek and found critics remarking, " 'You're
different. You're better. You've figured it out. You're professional.' "
Because of her immense fame as daughter of Elvis, she notes that she had to learn how
to perform concerts while in the glare of mass media attention. "I never had the
opportunity to do it quietly, to get what the whole process is." Now that she has, "I'm
rarin' to go."
Presley has the tune "Sinking In" on the "Sessions at AOL" album released this week
that features an all-star lineup including Coldplay, Michelle Branch and Avril Lavigne.
She is looking forward to cutting a follow-up album to her very well-received "To Whom It
May Concern" debut CD of this year. "Once I get off this big tour, I'll go into the studio and hope to have it out by the end of spring or summer."
Presley, meanwhile, passes off reports that she's planning to retie the knot with former
spouse Nicolas Cage. "We're friends, very good friends," she says. As far as the new
nuptial stories being so widespread, she shrugs, "There are widespread stories about me
every other day." |
(Oct.18, 2003)
Lisa in concert at Fillmore in San Francisco, CA. (10/14/2003)
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Presley takes the throne
By Sandra Barrera, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS (Mon, Oct. 13, 2003) The other day, before a show, Lisa Marie Presley was holed up on the tour bus with her mom, Priscilla, who was starting to get a bit antsy. "She didn't have anything to do so she decides to clean the bus and, you know, make coffee for the bus driver. And she's just being," the doting Presley laughs, "a mom." Listening to Presley -- performing Tuesday night at the Fillmore -- talk about her famous actress mother is one of those rare moments in the course of an interview when she lets down her guard. The 35-year-old rock singer, who is also the only child of the legendary Elvis Presley, comes across as serious for the most part. But even so, it's clear that Presley seems to be enjoying this recent outing across the country. Certainly she's enjoying it much more than she did her last tour as opener for roots rocker Chris Isaak, and for good reason. This is Presley's first headlining trek in support of "To Whom It May Concern," the debut album that Rolling Stone praised as "a dark memoir, alternately regretful and scathing, dripping confessional acid." With the album, Presley, for years the subject of sensational tabloid journalism and romantic mismatches, shows people she's got something to say. "I honestly think nobody really had a clue about me before my album came out," she says. "I can understand the usual cliche (that the) celebrity kid trying to do something would erect cynicism, but I'm too much of a music person." It shows. Since its April release, "To Whom It May Concern" has sold nearly 600,000 copies and scored a Top 40 hit with the countrified rocker "Lights Out." In her surprisingly throaty alto, Presley allows herself to be vulnerable as she laments over her family legacy. In other songs, she lashes out against her ex-husbands, including Michael Jackson. But it's in her title track about prescription drugs given to children (Presley has a daughter and son) and in the tribute to the King called "Nobody Noticed It" that she's struck a chord with what Presley describes as a "potpourri" of young women and men, bikers and the occasional Elvis impersonator or two. "I get all types of fans, and it's good. The only time I get upset is when I hear a critic go -- she says affecting a Southern accent -- 'She's not like her daddy.'" She laughs at the sarcasm. "I get mad right off the bat," she continues. "They come to the show thinking they're going to see -- I don't know, what? -- me in a white jumpsuit or something. So they show up and rip me because I'm not like him." It's at moments like this, she says, her support system comes in handy. Her band has become especially protective in the wake of the past several months. Before opening for Isaak, Presley had never before performed for more than three people at a time. And while she dreaded seeing the reviews that would nit-pick her every move, all she could do was grin and bear it. But why put herself through it? "I'll tell you why," Presley says. "I see the fans and I know they're singing. I can hear them sometimes almost as loud as I am, you know? It's not about personal torture. I'm not a ham. I'm really quite modest." For her, music is serious business, a chance to acquaint people with her on a new level. "There's no way I could've done this quietly," she says. "I had to stumble through it in front of people and find my own way, which I've finally done. And it's only by doing it every night that it happened." Speaking midtour from New Orleans, Presley admits she's still green. She prefers smaller venues to arenas because it allows her the chance to connect with her following. "I've got a strong fan base, and it's really amazing to see that every night," she says. "Maybe at some point I'll feel comfortable with trying to dive into that arena thing, but I really just want to do this normally, you know? "I just want to enjoy it." |
(Oct.14, 2003)
Lisa in concert at Avalon in Hollywood, CA. (10/11/2003)
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