Line Of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar surprises the pop stage with a rendition of an Elvis Presley classic… for Lisa Marie’s emotional memorial service

Line Of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar surprises the pop stage with a rendition of an Elvis Presley classic… for Lisa Marie’s emotional memorial service

Adrian Dunbar took to the stage on Friday night to wow the crowd at the QT Jazz Bar Hotel in Covent Garden with an Elvis Presley classic.

The Line of Duty star, 64, performed a version of That’s All Right, accompanied by a live band and backing singers.

Dressed in a white shirt and dark jacket, Adrian – who plays DSI Ted Hastings in the hit BBC drama – was met with thunderous applause and cheers.

Incredible: Adrian Dunbar took to the stage on Friday night to wow the crowd at the QT Jazz Bar Hotel in Covent Garden with an Elvis Presley classic

His performance came the same weekend as Lisa Marie Presley’s emotional Sunday morning memorial service.

Lisa Marie went into cardiac arrest at her home in Calabasas and died at a Los Angeles hospital on January 12 at the age of 54.

Priscilla Presley led her family in honoring her late daughter, sharing a poem by one of Lisa Marie’s 14-year-old daughters in which she called her mother “an icon, a role model and a superhero.”

The poem read, “She always knew she wouldn’t be here too long…some say a broken heart killed her,” referring to the untimely death of her son Benjamin by suicide in July 2020.

Wow!  The Line of Duty star, 64, performed a rendition of That's All Right, accompanied by a live band and backing singers

Wow! The Line of Duty star, 64, performed a rendition of That’s All Right, accompanied by a live band and backing singers

Priscilla added: “Our hearts are broken. Lisa, we all love you.”

Lisa Marie’s daughter, actress Riley Keough, couldn’t go on stage and deliver her eulogy herself, so she had her husband, Ben Smith-Petersen, read it.

In the eulogy, Riley shared that she is “confident that she chose the best mother in the world,” before describing some of her memories of Lisa Marie.

“I remember you driving me in my car seat and playing Aretha Franklin,” she shared in the eulogy. “I remember the feeling I had when you picked me up from school.”

“Thank you for showing me that love is all that matters in this world,” she concluded, noting that she and her late brother and half-sisters “are products of your heart.”

“We are you, you are us,” Riley wrote. “Thank you for being so good to us all.”

Tragic: His performance took place on the same weekend as Lisa Marie Presley's emotional funeral service on Sunday morning

Tragic: His performance took place on the same weekend as Lisa Marie Presley’s emotional funeral service on Sunday morning

Source: Daily Mail

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