Gianluca Ginoble once again used his warm voice for greatness, paying tribute to the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Elvis Presley, with a powerful rendition of “Suspicious Minds.”

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During his performance, the Il Volo member took full command of the stage, delivering an electrifying show filled with passion and energy. With his impressive vocal range and stage presence, Ginoble revved up the crowd, showcasing his natural charisma and charming dance moves.

Watch his performance below.

This performance wasn’t just a cover – it was a heartfelt tribute to Elvis, whose influence continues to inspire musicians around the world. Ginoble’s version of “Suspicious Minds” blends the original rock flair with his own unique style, offering fans a fresh take on the classic hit.

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Ginoble’s admiration for Elvis Presley goes beyond just this performance. As a member of Il Volo, he and his fellow bandmates have often cited The King as a major influence on their music and performances. Ginoble’s tribute at the “Tutti per uno” concert further solidifies his place as an artist with a deep respect for music history.
What to know about “Suspicious Minds” by Elvis Presley


Originally released by Elvis Presley in 1969, “Suspicious Minds” was one of his biggest hits, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and becoming an iconic part of his legacy. The song, written by Mark James, was a powerful statement on the breakdown of trust in relationships, making it an emotional standout in Presley’s repertoire.

Elvis’s commanding delivery and unique vocal style turned “Suspicious Minds” into one of his most memorable tracks, with its catchy melody and haunting lyrics. The song has since been covered by numerous artists, but Gianluca Ginoble’s rendition adds his personal touch, paying homage to Elvis while bringing something new to the table.