Why See David Archuleta?
Former American Idol Star
David Archuleta first came to attention on American Idol, where he wowed the judges in his audition with a cover of Waiting on the World to Change by John Mayer. He eventually finished as runner-up, and released his self-titled album in the same year. Since then his career has taken many twists and turns, and in 2012 he withdrew from the music business to spend time as a missionary in Chile.
Four years later he released his long awaited sixth studio album, Postcards In The Sky, which includes singles 'Up All Night' and 'Invincible'. The recently released album will also be under the spotlight on this upcoming spring tour which will have him weaving through cities of America. Fans will also be excited to hear that Archuleta is writing new material and hinting at his next album being released later this year. So make sure you don't miss him when he comes to your town, as you might get a taste of what's to come in the future!
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Performance date: 2 April 2019
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