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LISA 2004
Feb.28	Solana Beach, CA	Belly Up Tavern
Feb.29	Las Vegas, NV	Palms Hotel (private event)
Mar.7	Melbourne, Australia	(F1 Grand Prix)
Mar.9	Melbourne, Australia	(Press Conference)
Mar.13	Melbourne, Australia	Fashion Rocks (Crown Casino)
Mar.15	Perth, Australia	Burswood Theatre
Mar.17	Gold Coast, Australia	Twin Towns
Mar.19	Sydney, Australia	Lyric Theatre, Star City
Mar.20	Sydney, Australia	Lyric Theatre, Star City
Mar.21	Melbourne, Australia	Crown Casino
Apr.13	Hollywood, CA	Indie 103.1 Show at Avalon (Pics)
June 6	Long Beach, CA	Polytechnic High School (Presentation Ceremony by GRAMMY)
July 22	(U.S.A.)	TV, PBS's "Soundstage"
Compiled by Haruo Hirose

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(Oct.11, 2004) (Oct. 2, 2004)

Stefano Gabbana, left, Lisa Marie Presley, second from left, her daughter model Riley Keough, Priscilla Presley, second from right, and Domenico Dolce, right, pose at a party that followed the presentation of the Dolce & Gabbana spring-summer 2005 fashion collection, in Milan, Italy, Friday, Oct. 1, 2004. Elvis Presley took Milan Fashion Week by storm on Tuesday, when Dolce And Gabbana used their latest collection to pay tribute to the iconic singer. A succession of models sashayed down the runway in outfits inspired by the crooner's early career, while a medley of his greatest hits played in the background. The 1961 flick Blue Hawaii made a comeback, with tiny hula-skirts and bright tropical prints much in evidence. A backdrop of palm trees, sand and exotic flowers meanwhile helped to complete the beach effect. For the evening, the Italian duo offered some daring micro-dresses with side-slits so high that matching underwear would be a must. Indeed the flamboyant designers also included some bright pink briefs with diamante studs to complete the look. And the King's personal style was likewise represented with rockabilly suits complemented by white shoes and socks. A youthful Elvis also looked out from a series of t-shirts that were produced with the Presley family's permission.

(July 15, 2004) (July 13, 2004)

Three generations of Presley women: Elvis' granddaugher Riley, his daughter Lisa Marie and ex-wife Priscilla. (Vogue)

Elvis' granddaughter, in fashion By Caesar G. Soriano, USA TODAY In her first interview, Elvis Presley's 15-year-old granddaughter, model Danielle Riley Keough, says she has never given much thought to being the heir to the King of Rock 'n' Roll. "I didn't really care until I read something that said, 'I guess Elvis Presley's granddaughter won't be eating too many peanut butter and banana sandwiches.' Why do they have to start picking on me already?" Riley, who goes by her middle name, asks in the August issue of Vogue. The cover story and Annie Leibovitz pictorial feature three generations of Elvis' women: ex-wife Priscilla Presley, 59; their only child, Lisa Marie Presley, 36; and Lisa Marie's daughter Riley, whose father is musician Danny Keough. Riley says she caught the fashion bug at age 6 when she saw her mom on the cover of Vogue wearing a Versace dress. "I remember caring what I was going to wear even when I was little." Riley made her modeling debut in February on the Dolce & Gabbana runway in Italy. She says she was so nervous she "couldn't stop shaking." Priscilla says Riley has been a good influence on Lisa Marie, who has been married and divorced three times (Keough, Michael Jackson and Nicolas Cage). "We're both here to take care of Lisa. It's really Lisa who's the kid," Priscilla says. Lisa Marie says of Riley: "She's not a bimbo. Nor will she ever be."

(June 7, 2004)

The GRAMMY Foundation Names Long Beach Polytechnic High School A Gold Grammy Signature School (6/6/2004)

(June 7, 2004. Thanks to elvis4life)

"Soundstage" Lisa Marie Presley & Peter Wolf This episode features the eclectic, dynamic and wonderful Peter Wolf who is best known for his years fronting the J. Geils Band. Wolf's delivery is high velocity all the way with songs including: "Growin' Pain," "Long Way Back Again," "Nothing But The Wheel," "Long Line," "Homework," "Believe in Me," "Sleepless," "Cry One More Time," "All Torn Up" and "Waiting on The Moon." Wolf recently scored a record within Rolling Stone's list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" with his solo release, "Sleepless." Throughout the evening, his soundscape washes through the audience and locks them into a syncopated, pulsating rhythm. His effervescent energy parallels performers half his age. His soulful vocals and rollicking persona culminate in a performance not to be missed. Singer-songwriter Lisa Marie Presley introduces audiences to her debut album To Whom It May Concern in an introspective, candid and compelling Soundstage performance. A true highlight of the evening occurs when Lisa Marie is joined on stage by singer/songwriter Shelby Lynne for a stimulating duet of the Beatles "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." Other songs "Better Beware," "SOB," "Nobody Noticed It," "Sinking In," "To Whom It May Concern" and "Indifferent" reveal the very modest, human side of Presley and hint at the weight she has carried as heiress to the family legacy. Elvis' daughter does reveal some resemblances. She seems to simply turn her head a certain way, or move her hips at precisely the right moment and the audience is stunned to a hush. But it's the music that they came to hear - confessional, aching and dark - which carries Presley's sometimes shy, but more often seductive performance.

The Sixth Annual Rick Weiss Humanitarian Awards Gala May 1, 2004 The Westin Mission Hills Resort, Rancho Mirage, CA Priscilla Presley, Tom Rollerson and Lisa Marie Presley Michael Lockwood and Lisa Marie Presley

(May 27, 2004)

Nicolas Cage, Lisa Marie Presley Get LA Divorce LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage and Lisa Marie Presley have completed their divorce, ending lengthy legal proceedings which outlasted the actual marriage. A spokeswoman for Cage confirmed on Tuesday the divorce had become official. A spokeswoman for Presley could not be reached. Cage filed for divorce in November 2002 from his second wife, the only child of Elvis Presley, whom he had married just three months prior. According to an "Extra" report, citing court papers filed on Monday, the two "amicably resolved" their brief marriage, with neither receiving any kind of spousal support and each maintaining all assets acquired prior to their marriage. It was a third marriage for Presley, who was married to Michael Jackson for less than two years and who previously had two children with musician Danny Keogh. Cage was also previously married to actress Patricia Arquette and has currently been linked with 19-year-old former waitress Alice Kim.

GRAMMY Signature Schools Receive Star-Studded Guests of Honor SANTA MONICA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 17, 2004-- The GRAMMY(R) Foundation today announced it will have top recording artist participation at the grant ceremonies of many of the GRAMMY Signature Schools -- the National School, the Gold Schools, and the Enterprise School. Brian McKnight, Edwin McCain, Ray Benson, Lisa Marie Presley, Billy Corgan, and members of the Winans family each have committed to make an appearance at one of the seven events to be held over the next several weeks. Forty-one schools nationwide have been designated GRAMMY Signature Schools for 2004 by the GRAMMY Foundation whose program, presented by 7 UP, recognizes the top public high schools across the U.S. that have made an outstanding commitment to music education during the 2003 - 2004 school year. "Honoring these Signature Schools and funding them with the generous donations from 7 UP is positively impacting music programs -- but bringing superstars of the music community to their campuses to interact with the children who are the future of music is an engaging way to inspire them even further," said GRAMMY Foundation and Recording Academy(R) President Neil Portnow. Following are the remaining 2004 GRAMMY Signature School presentations with respective artist participation: Date, School Name and Location, Artist, GRAMMY Signature School Status May 13, Davidson Fine Arts, Augusta, Ga., Edwin McCain, National May 18, Klein High School, Klein, Texas, Ray Benson, Gold May 18, Pioneer High School, Ann Arbor, Mich., Carvin, Carvinand and Juan Winans, Gold May 21, Oxnard High School, Oxnard, Calif., Brian McKnight, Enterprise May 25, Neuqua Valley High School, Naperville, Ill., Billy Corgan, Gold May 26, City High School, Iowa City, Iowa, TBD, Gold June 6, Polytechnic High School, Long Beach, Calif., Lisa Marie Presley, Gold Of the 41 GRAMMY Signature Schools, the top seven have been designated Gold recipients with the best being named the National GRAMMY Signature School. Each will receive a custom award and a monetary grant to benefit its music program. The National GRAMMY Signature School will receive $25,000 and the six remaining Gold schools each will receive $5,000. New for this year, an Enterprise Award category has been added to recognize efforts made by schools that are economically underserved. The GRAMMY Signature Schools Enterprise Award recipient will receive a grant of $50,000 and a custom award. The remaining 33 GRAMMY Signature Schools recipients each will receive a grant award of $1,000 to benefit their music programs and a certificate of recognition.

(Apr.19, 2004)

Indie 103.1, 103rd Day Party at Avalon, CA. on Apr.13.

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