David Archuleta is coming back to the Philippines for a concert on September 14.
David Archuleta, an American singer-songwriter will be coming back to the Philippines for a concert at the New Frontier Theater on September 14.
The “Crush” hitmaker announced that he will be having a concert in the Philippines. On his X (formerly Twitter) account, he revealed that he will be going to Manila and fans must stay tuned. After that, he shared The Best of David Archuleta Live in Manila.
“Manila, I’ll be seeing you soon!” David said in a previous post.
The concert will take place at the New Frontier Theater on September 14. Ticket prices range from P1,950 to P4,800 and will go on sale on June 30, Sunday, via ticketnet.com.ph and TicketNet outlets nationwide.
- Balcony B- Php 1, 950.00
- Balcony A- Php 2, 750.00
- Patron B- Php 3, 700.00
- Loge- Php 3, 950.00
- Patron A- Php 4, 350.00
- VIP- Php 4, 800.00
Presented by Playback and Produced by Super Awesome Productions Inc.
David Archuleta is the runner-up of the American Idol Season 7, which was won by David Cook. He captured the hearts of over 30 million television viewers in 2008 with his beautiful voice, shy gentleness, and dazzling grin. David released his first single, “Crush,” which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 list shortly after American Idol.
After selling over 2 million digital copies, the song achieved double platinum status. After three months, David Archuleta, his self-titled album, sold over 900,000 copies globally. With a massive social media following of 3.5 million on Facebook, 1.1 million on Twitter, and over 1 million on TikTok.
He previously visited the Philippines in 2018 for a fundraising concert. He also came to the Philippines in 2012 to film a series entitled “Nandito Ako.” David also covered South Border’s “Rainbow” and dedicated it to his Filipino fans.
Recently he released the single “Hell Together,” dedicated to unconditional love, inspired by his mother’s acceptance in a judgmental world. He will be releasing a new single entitled “Rather Be Lonely,” this July 19.
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Sources: David Archuleta, Playback Music Festival
