David has asked us to thank the many fans that have sent messages of love and support.
MEDIA:
David has been interviewed by People Magazine. The article titled: “My Battle With Dementia” will be in the March 6th edition.
David’s interview with Dr Phil will air on March 1st.
1. MEDIA ALERT: David will be on Good Day NY, Friday morning – June 24, 2016
2. FROM northjersey.com :
“I grew up listening to everything,” he says. “Eric Clapton, George and Ira Gershwin. B.B. King was one of my favorites. I’d like to do a few of his songs in my next show. I always loved the blues.”
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It’s March 17, 1972. The place: New York City’s Madison Square Garden.
A crowd of 22,000 screaming teens anxiously awaits the on-stage arrival of the world’s highest paid performer — David Cassidy, age 22.
Following a warm-up performance by Tony Orlando and Dawn — who sing their latest hits, “Knock Three Times” and “Candida” — the venue erupts in utter pandemonium as Cassidy takes the stage in his Elvis-inspired white jumpsuit and starts to sing hits from his new album, Cherish, the audience screaming with delight the entire time.
Fast forward 44 years to June 10, 2016. The place: New Jersey’s Newton Theatre.
The excited crowd of mainly female baby boomers whoops and hollers as they wait for their former teen idol, David Cassidy, 66, to take the stage. To them, Cassidy is not only a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and actor, but a certified pop icon.
Read the rest of the article here: New Jersey Stage
OTHER ARTICLES:
David Cassidy Set for Pair of Shows at NJPAC, 6/25 – Broadway World
C’mon, Get Happy with David Cassidy – centraljersey.com
Article by Lisa Finn/Patch
RIVERHEAD, NY – Dreams came true at the Suffolk Theater in Riverhead Friday night as a sold out crowd of forever fans saw David Cassidy take the stage in a performance they waited a lifetime to experience.
The concert showcased the sheer depth and dizzying range of David Cassidy’s incredible talent — as well as his innate ability as a story teller who took the time to draw the crowd into the scrapbook of his life, infusing memories with honesty and humor. A story about how he rebelled about speaking the words in the middle of the song “Doesn’t Somebody Want to Be Wanted” sent laughter bubbling through the starstruck crowd.
While he delivered his familiar hits, including “I Woke Up in Love this Morning”, “Come On Get Happy,” and a heart-achingly poignant “Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque,” the star also captivated when he crooned standards and classics such as Cole Porter’s “Night and Day,” proving hands down that he’s more, so much more, than a teen idol.
David Cassidy’s a rare talent who continued to evolve masterfully over the years since he graced pop record album covers, and his performance Friday night was a star turn, pure and simple, as he showcased the amazing range of his vocal gift.
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David Cassidy – April 15, 2016. More photos from the article can be found here.
Concert photos have been submitted by fans and they are now on David’s concert pages: Carol’s photos, Maril’s photos and Deirdre’s photos.
Jan 31, 2016
By: fox5dc.com staff Marina Marraco
Kelly Hennessa a local teacher at Centreville High School and her son were in a terrible car accident last year in Virginia.
She was in a coma for two months, her son was in a coma for about a week.
To help Kelly recover while she was in the coma, Kelly’s husband Greg would play his wife’s favorite David Cassidy songs for her, especially “I Think I Love You.” He says he could see a small grin when he did.
It worked, she came out the coma.
Friends and family spread the word and David Cassidy’s managers got word and made her dream come true.
Sunday night, Kelly met David Cassidy before his show in Alexandria, Va.
This is the second time Kelly saw David Cassidy play live at the Birchmere.
There’s a gofundme page that has been set up.
https://www.gofundme.com/powell-hennessa