DVD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD editions have been announced, but no street date is available yet.
The documentary, which features never-before-seen archival footage, had its theatrical release in February 2026 and is coming to streaming shortly after.
President Trump finally got to meet the only King the US ever had when he stopped by Graceland following a roundtable meeting with federal, state, and local leaders to discuss the crime-reduction efforts in Memphis.
Graceland's Angie Marchese said: "Its always special when you leave politics at the door and just talk about something everyone can agree upon... ELVIS!!! Very honored and blessed to represent Elvis during such a historic visit."
While at Graceland, Trump got a look at several Elvis artifacts, was invited to sit in the Jungle Room, and was asked to sign a replica of the guitar Elvis played during his 1973 Aloha from Hawaii concert. “Wow. That’s an honor,” said Trump. “Ready, everybody? That came out pretty nice.”
Trump also talked about Elvis Presley’s visit to the White House to see then-President Nixon and his politics. “Elvis was not political. I think he was political, but he kept it (to himself),” said President Trump.
Trump lamented having never met the superstar. “Who else would be more famous than Elvis?”
Trump repeated his admiration for the King of Rock and Roll and his music, saying he was a "big fan" -- lamenting the fact that he never met him.
Trump repeated his admiration for the King of Rock and Roll and his music, saying he was a "big fan" -- lamenting the fact that he never met him.
"I knew Frank Sinatra. I knew most of them. Unfortunately, I never met Elvis, and that would be one I would have liked a lot. But I do like his music. I will say. Thank you for inviting me, I appreciate it. I don't get tired of his music. I hear a lot".
Ad staff at the estate explained that the singer was also a competent martial artist, having gained two 8th degree black belts in karate, Mr Trump asked the workers if they think he “could have taken” him on in a fight. “I don't know? You might,” replied one. “I think he would've been respectful enough to let you win.”
The Presidential Medal of Freedom that Trump posthumously awarded to Presley was on display during the tour. Trump bestowed the honor during his first term in office in 2018.
Before Trump visited Graceland on Monday, it had been 20 years since a sitting U.S. president toured the famous home of the King of Rock and Roll. The last visit occurred in June 2006 when President George W. Bush brought Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to Graceland.
Note: There is no coverage of this visit on the Graceland website or socials.
Loving Vinyl
The press-release originally stated it would be released as a Limited Edition on blue colored vinyl, but it was released on gold colored vinyl. The LP comes in a gatefold cover with retro artwork. This stylish tribute to Elvis' classic movie, featuring classics such as 'Got a Lot of Livin' to Do', 'Mean Woman Blues', 'Lonesome Cowboy' (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear' and of course the title song, will be released late 2025, early 2026.
Side A: Mean Woman Blues / Teddy Bear / Loving You / Got A Lot O' Livin' To Do / Lonesome Cowboy / Hot Dog / Party.
Side B: Loving You - Orchestral Movie Master / Blueberry Hill / True Love / Don't Leave Me Now / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / I Need You So / Party - Alternate Master.
The album can be pre-ordered from the Memphis Mansion >>> webshop.
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