The anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley, August 16, is just a few days away. The King was found in the bathroom of his house, Graceland, in 1977 after suffering a cardiac arrest. (Express)
To commemorate this anniversary 45-years later, it is officially Elvis Week. And the star's estate has now announced some exciting new content for devoted fans of the singer.
The Elvis On Tour box set is due to hit store shelves later this year to show off some of the King's best work yet.
The seven-disc set includes digital and physical configurations of various audio selections from the star's career.
Six of the discs are packed full of music, a lot of which is premiering "previously unreleased Elvis concert performances and studio rehearsals"
Included in the audio discs are previously unreleased recordings of Elvis' live performances at Hampton Roads Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia; Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, Virginia; Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, North Carolina and Convention Center Arena, San Antonio, Texas.
Disc five gives fans a real glimpse into Elvis' musical process.
It includes the full tour rehearsals, which were recorded live at RCA Recording Studios in Hollywood, California, on March 30 and 31, 1972.
This disc is comprised "primarily of previously unreleased tracks in addition to performances previously available".