IN, the site of Presley's final live concert on June 26, 1977), the show went to Europe, Asia, and Australia. 25th anniversary – 2002 In 2002, a special 25th anniversary show commemorating the 25th anniversary of Presley's death was held in Memphis, TN at the Pyramid arena. This show was even bigger than the 20th anniversary concert, and featured three different acts. The first act served as a retrospective of Presley's career from 1956 to 1968. Presley's former drummer D.J. Fontana made an appearance, playing drums to footage from one of Presley's appearances on The Steve Allen Show. Saxophonist Boots Randolph made an appearance as well playing sax on "Blue Suede Shoes" and on a performance of "Return to Sender" (taken from his movie Girls! Girls! Girls!) as part of a special section highlighting Presley's career in movies. Act Two showed the gospel side of Elvis. During a special section of gospel music, a surprise was in store for fans as J.D. Sumner's voice was multi-tracked for a performance (with Elvis and the Stamps) of "Why Me, Lord?" Lisa Marie also made an appearance singing an original song she wrote called "Nobody Noticed It (You're Still Lovely)". Act 3 was the usual Elvis: the Concert show format and featured new songs, like "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" from That's The Way It Is outtakes. This was the only show in which John Wilkinson, who was Presley's rhythm guitar player from 1969 to 1977, made an appearance. He is not shown on the DVD Elvis Lives, but he can be seen on the fan footage of this show. 30th anniversary – 2007 On August 16, 2007, Elvis: The 30th Anniversary Concert was held at the Fed-Ex Forum in Memphis and was on a bigger scale than the 20th and 25th anniversary concerts. It featured: Joe Guercio (musical director and conductor) the TCB Band members James Burton (lead guitar), Glen D. Hardin (piano), Jerry Scheff (bass), and Ronnie Tutt (drums) Sweet Inspirations members Myrna Smith, and Estelle Brown Imperials members Sherman Andrus, Terry Blackwood, Joe Moscheo, and Gus Gaches Stamps members Bill Baize, Ed Hill, Larry Strickland, and Donnie Sumner Jordanaires members Gordon Stoker and Ray Walker D.J. Fontana (drums) and Millie Kirkham (soprano). Also appearing: The Dempseys and members of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra. The 30th Anniversary featured another duet by Elvis Presley and Lisa Marie Presley. This time singing "In The