David Cook to do three livestream shows, plans in-person tour in fall
Bobby QuillardDavid Cook is getting the band back together.
The singer, actor and American Idol season seven champ will release a new six-song EP, The Looking Glass, on April 16 and has planned three livestream shows, which will be his first performances with a full band in over a year. All three performances will originate from Nashville via the streaming platform Mandolin at 8:00 p.m ET.
The first show, April 18, will celebrate the release of The Looking Glass. On May 2, he’ll do a show to benefit the National Brain Tumor Society; fans may recall that David lost his brother to brain cancer in 2009. On May 16, he’ll do a show mixing newer songs with past material.
There are a variety of ticket options available, including meet-and-greets, merch bundles and Q&A’s. Visit BoxOffice.Mandolin.com for full information.
Assuming the pandemic has eased up enough by the fall, David will kick off a brief tour starting September 11 in Cincinnati, OH and wrapping in Columbus, OH, with stops in New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Maryland in between. He’ll follow that up with a co-headlining European acoustic tour with American Idol season eight champ Kris Allen.
Here are David Cook’s tour dates:
9/11 — Cincinnati, OH, Ludlow Garage
9/12 — Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom
9/15 — Northampton, MA, Iron Horse
9/16 — Derry, NH, Tupelo Hall
9/17 — Cambridge, MA, Sonia
9/18 — Norfolk, CT, Infinity Hall
9/20 — New York, NY, City Winery
9/21 — Philadelphia, PA, City Winery
9/23 — Annapolis, MD, Ram’s Head
9/24 — Pittsburgh, PA, Thunderbird
9/25 — Columbus, OH, Rumba Cafe
By Andrea Dresdale
Copyright © 2021, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
By ABC Audio on March 19, 2021
Bobby QuillardDavid Cook is getting the band back together.
The singer, actor and American Idol season seven champ will release a new six-song EP, The Looking Glass, on April 16 and has planned three livestream shows, which will be his first performances with a full band in over a year. All three performances will originate from Nashville via the streaming platform Mandolin at 8:00 p.m ET.
The first show, April 18, will celebrate the release of The Looking Glass. On May 2, he'll do a show to benefit the National Brain Tumor Society; fans may recall that David lost his brother to brain cancer in 2009. On May 16, he'll do a show mixing newer songs with past material.
There are a variety of ticket options available, including meet-and-greets, merch bundles and Q&A's. Visit BoxOffice.Mandolin.com for full information.
Assuming the pandemic has eased up enough by the fall, David will kick off a brief tour starting September 11 in Cincinnati, OH and wrapping in Columbus, OH, with stops in New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Maryland in between. He'll follow that up with a co-headlining European acoustic tour with American Idol season eight champ Kris Allen.
Here are David Cook's tour dates:
9/11 -- Cincinnati, OH, Ludlow Garage
9/12 -- Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom
9/15 -- Northampton, MA, Iron Horse
9/16 -- Derry, NH, Tupelo Hall
9/17 -- Cambridge, MA, Sonia
9/18 -- Norfolk, CT, Infinity Hall
9/20 -- New York, NY, City Winery
9/21 -- Philadelphia, PA, City Winery
9/23 -- Annapolis, MD, Ram’s Head
9/24 -- Pittsburgh, PA, Thunderbird
9/25 -- Columbus, OH, Rumba Cafe
By Andrea Dresdale
Copyright © 2021, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
