A new section has been added to the Fans page on this website. Every public concert David has performed in has been listed. Over 2000 pictures and 490 pages of Concert Reviews, Concert Photos and Set lists are included in the Concerts section.
Go to the Fans page and follow the links to the Concerts.
Photo above is from David’s first concert In Seattle, Washington.
David has selected 22 pictures for his 2012 Calendar. The pictures date from the 1970’s to 2011.
David would like to thank the following people for their very generous donation of photographs:
Autumn Bonner
Brigitte Sanladerer
Henry Diltz
Jeannette (Mae Jones)
Jim Salamanis
Lynn Nylk
Marjon Hoogendam
Ulla Weber
Weefan Photography
The calendar is available in two sizes: The calendar is $24.99 and the small calendar is $14.99
David has asked us to let you know the following:
At the moment David is in Los Angeles with his mother Evelyn as she is not well.
He is very excited that all of the content on the David Cassidy Downunder Fansite is now going to be incorporated into his own website, davidcassidy.com (This will happen progressively as the 4500+ pages are transferred and adapted).
If you sign up for the Christmas Special you will have access to unlimited viewings for one week after the live online broadcast on December 13, 2011. Sign up at http://zoovision.com/davidcassidy/ to watch David live or at a time that is more convenient to you, wherever you are in the world.
The Web Team.
APRIL 13, 2012
The Club, Treasure Island FL
Tickets on sale now.
APRIL 14, 2012
With Davy Jones. Magic City Casino Miami, FL
Tickets on sale now!
David talks about something that is very personal to him, Alzheimer’s disease. His mother suffers from severe dementia and he doesn’t want to see his children or your children go through what he has gone through.
“Watching loved ones lose the quality of life is very difficult and painful. But new studies from the Alzheimer’s Research & Prevention Foundation show us that there are steps we can take to improve memory. Finally there is hope. To learn more about what you can do to maximise your brain health please visit www.alzheimersprevention.org