Originally it had been planned to open the tour in Dallas/Texas. But because the huge venues were not available, Colonel Parker moved the start of the tour thirty miles to the west and booked the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth/Texas. After the 14,000 tickets were gone within 48 hours, a matinee was added. On the next day another evening concert followed, as well as another matinee. Finally Elvis appeared in Fort Worth on June 15th and 16th, each day at 2:30 pm and 8:30 pm. In total he was seen by 56,000 people and earned 650,000 USD.

In August 2021 Follow That Dream Records released a set of two compact discs, which contained the shows from June 16th. The discs are housed in a 5" digipak. All tapes from this tour seem to have a lot of hiss and the recordings are running a tad too low. Jan Eliasson tried to get rid of the noise by cutting off the treble. The result is less hiss, but also a somewhat dull sound. The speed of the recording wasn't corrected. It's not all that obvious, if you don't listen too closely, you won't hear it. But if you do, you might ask yourself why Sony's own collector's label didn't bother to solve the problem.

CD 1 (matinee performance)    CD 2 (evening show)