Like Johnny Cash, once Elvis recorded a song, it was hard to hear it any other way. He turned famous originals like “Hound Dog” and “Blue Suede Shoes” into defining songs of his own. Still, in the ...

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The neon lights and Nick Cave’s golden vest may project more of an Elvis influence than Nick’s take on Presley’s 1969 tale of poverty (oh, and let’s not forget Cave’s hair), but in a weird way, it ...

Costello’s revved-up rendition of Jennings’ 1968 country hit was recorded at the Royal Albert Hall in London in January 1987. The show featured Elvis accompanied by a backing group dubbed The ...

A man from north Devon has raised more than £5,000 for charity by attempting to perform the longest Elvis-themed karaoke. Sam Stephens, from Bideford, stepped up to the microphone on Thursday evening ...

There’s a live version of “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” from 1969 that captures Elvis Presley in a comical meltdown of uncontrollable laughter. It’s a favorite track for oldies-radio DJs to play during ...

Elvis Presley changed the lyrics to one of his most famous songs to switch things up during a live performance at the International Hotel in Las Vegas in August 1969. “Are You Lonesome Tonight” was a ...

Ben Platt’s recent cover of Addison Rae’s “Diet Pepsi” has gone viral on social media. The appeal was the song choice and change in performance style – an unexpected crossover between Platt’s musical ...