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Before becoming a break-out artist on the seventh American Idol, David Cook had already released an independent album, "Analog Heart." The debut album was awarded "Best Locally Produced, Independent Album" of 2007 by "Urban Tulsa Weekly," and ranked fourth in the best CDs released in 2006 by "Music Equals Life." In 2008 he beat out David Archuleta to become the seventh American Idol, releasing his self-titled, platinum-selling album later that year.
Cook broke a Billboard record in 2008 when eleven of his songs ranked in the "Top 100" chart, a record previously held by Miley Cyrus with six songs. His Declaration Tour started in January 2009 with his four other band mates from "The Anthemic," Neal Tienmann, Andy Skib, Joey Clement, and Kyle Peek. Cook has been involved in several other performances, which include reappearing on American Idol where he sang his song "Permanent" in memory of his late brother.
David Cook tour continues with more 2009 headline dates through fall
His victory on American Idol may be a year old, but David Cook is still riding his wave of success from the reality television show as he continues his U.S. touring plans for 2009. At this point, the rock singer-songwriter has 35 concerts booked from a June 18 appearance at San Diego County Fair in Del Mar, CA, through an October 18 set at the Georgia National Fair in Perry, GA.
The latest dates on Cook's 2009 Declaration Tour include June 23 at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, OK; June 27 at Belly Up in Aspen, CO; and July 7 at the House of Blues in New Orleans, LA. Later in his itinerary, Cook will hit a number of state and regional fairs across the nation, including the Ohio State Fair on August 8 in Columbus, OH, and the California State Fair on August 21 in Sacramento, CA.
David Cook, Lisa Lampanelli and more: Daily tour recap
Robin Williams' rescheduled comedy tour and Tori Amos' latest venture are two of the stories featured in the daily tour recap for May 14, 2009.
After undergoing emergency heart surgery earlier this year for aortic valve replacement, comedian Robin Williams is on the mend and has rescheduled his previously postponed shows to fall 2009. Meanwhile, quirky rock pianist Tori Amos has set out plans for her first North American tour in about two years to support her 10th studio album, "Abnormally Attracted to Sin."
311, James Taylor, David Cook headline SunFest
SunFest, Florida's largest music, art and waterfront festival, will be held from April 29 through May 3, along sections of Flagler Drive in downtown West Palm Beach, FL. 311, James Taylor, David Cook, Classic Albums Live, UB40, G Love & Special Sauce, Spyro Gyra and Jack's Mannequin have been booked with more acts to be added. AEG Live SE is the producer.
Numerous ticketing options are available: one-day festival ticket ($29); two-day pass with early bird discount ($45); two-day pass (regular price $49); five-day pass early bird discount ($60); five-day pass regular price ($65). Early bird discount ends April 26.
David Cook tour hits campuses across U.S. for spring dates
As students across the country return to their colleges and universities at the end of their winter breaks, they should be on the look-out for one famously familiar face: rock musician David Cook. The winner on the seventh season of "American Idol" has announced plans for a spring 2009 tour that will hit many of the nation's institutions of higher learning.
The 36-date Declaration Tour kicks off February 13 at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL, and wraps April 25 at the University of Tulsa in Tulsa, OK. Stops include a February 20 show at the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay, WI, and a March 24 gig at Penn State's York campus in York, PA.
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