Awesome history!!

Thank you. We appreciate this history.

I love seeing behind the scenes at sports arenas, stadiums, and theaters.

An indoor stadium from the 50s! Unbelievably cool. It looks dated, but still an incredible piece of Elvis History. Very nice video. Thanks for helping keep Elvis history alive!

This is excellent. It is fantastic that the coliseum is still fully operational and so well kept. I don't know about anyone else, but the older I get, the more I appreciate nostalgia and preservation. Great job and thank you so much!!

Great video!!! Keep on bringing on the Elvis!!!

Your videos are wonderful

Speaking of dressing rooms, I read a story that Jerry Weintraub told about Elvis. He was, of course, a promoter, who first promoted Elvis at his MSG shows in NYC. He said Elvis's only demands were a 6 pack of Cokes and a guarantee that he would not only never perform for an empty seat, but that the first 20 rows were for fans only! He said that Elvis told him that the big shots could sit further back. He said that Elvis told him to keep the dressing room to himself, that he came ready to perform and would leave right after the show! A far cry from these pampered, entitled dopes that demand all kinds of crazy shit backstage at their concerts!!

Neat to see someone cover our coliseum when most of the attention goes to Red Rocks Amphitheatre when it comes to our music venues in Colorado.

men this cool love it

Hey thanks for the history my friend.really enjoyed my trip.that was a long tunnel.ive subscribed.waiting for next adventures. Uk 🇬🇧

That's so cool ! I don't know if he ever did a concert at the Omni in Atlanta Ga. or not , but I do know they did tear down the Omni . Seems like I heard he played in Macon Ga. or Marietta Ga. ....I can't remember .

==Cool keep them videos coming==

First place Led Zeppelin playing in the US.