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Monday, June 10, 2013

New picture from the Archie vault!

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Heroes Celebrity Baseball game tonight in Dallas!

*This post will be updated as tweets, pic, vids come*

DavidFTFOD We saw David and took a few pics. He was in one of the dugouts.
David is wearing white jersey number 8

Yvette2919 He just sang ahhh dhehbe my friend took video bc I was too mesmerized by him LOL

DavidFTFOD GBA was awesomeage. I am still shaking.
leonlai86

Todd

Video! Credit to Abrra58:

Another video! Credit to mandy101888:

David on Good Day Dallas!

Not the best quality, but at least it's something! Thanks kimtaylor202!

New video blog!

In Dallas, Texas for the Reebok 2011 Heroes celebrity baseball game. Singing God Bless America for it at the Dr. Pepper Ballpark for those who'd like to come. Getting ready for Asia too! New website is up if you'd like to see it at DavidArchuleta.com. We the Kings, David Cook have new albums out.

Tags: David Archuleta Dallas Texas Reebok 2011 Heroes celebrity baseball game Dr. Pepper Ballpark God Bless America website We

Friday, July 8, 2011

Dallas and WTK's new album!

And David's last tweet was a top tweet!

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

David to sing at Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game in Dallas!

Heroes Organization:

Reebok 2011 Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game – 10th Anniversary

Benefiting the children’s charities of The Heroes Foundation and The Mike Modano Foundation
Swing-batter-batter- SWING!! Celebrating 10 years of star-studded celebs on the diamond, the Reebok 2011 Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game will boast a bundle of popular players on the mound Saturday, July 9, at 6 p.m. at the Dr Pepper Ballpark in Frisco (7300 RoughRiders Trail).

3 p.m. – The Whataburger Heroes Special Olympic All-Star Softball Game
4 p.m. – Baylor Medical Center at Frisco Celebrity Home Run Derby
6 p.m. – Reebok 2011 Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game 10th Anniversary
9:30 p.m. FIREWORKS FINALE sponsored by Baylor Medical Center at Frisco
The Larry O’Brien NBA Championship Trophy will be on display Saturday giving game goers the chance to shoot snapshots and relive the Dallas Mavs’ glory. Plus, former American Idol runner-up David Archuleta will sing God Bless America during the seventh-inning stretch.
Famous faces and local luminaries will include:
★ Mark Cuban (Dallas Mavs owner)
★ Bradie James (Dallas Cowboys linebacker and defensive captain)
★ Mike Modano (seven-time NHL All-Star)
★ Donnie Nelson (Dallas Mavs president)
★ Everson Walls (former Dallas Cowboys player and Super Bowl champion)
★ DeMarcus Ware (Dallas Cowboys linebacker and five-time NFL Pro Bowler)
★ Drew Pearson (former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver, sportscaster, and Super Bowl champion)
★ Donald Faison (BET Comedy Awards Winner and Screen Actor: Scrubs)
★ Geoff Stults (Screen Actor: Wedding Crashers, The Break-Up, FOX 2011 New Series “The Finder”)
★ Michael Clarke Duncan (Screen Actor: The Green Mile, FOX 2011 New Series “The Finder”)
★ Dave Annable (Screen Actor: Brothers & Sisters, You May Not Kiss the Bride)
… and many more at this family-fun event.
Note: Roster subject to change. More players to be named.
Two baseball teams, the Blue Socks and White Socks, each made up of 10+ celebrity players and 10+ amateurs, will play “hard-charging, umpires-umpping, trash-talking, uniform-wearing, base-stealing, home run-hitting, nine-inning, authentic BASEBALL!”
Tickets are on sale now for $5, $7, $12 and $15 at Ticketmaster (800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com) or at the Dr Pepper Ballpark Box Office during office hours. Will call will open at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 9. Tickets also will be available at the door the day of the game.
Proceeds will benefit the children’s charities of The Heroes Foundation and The Mike Modano Foundation.
DATE: July 9, 2011

TIME: 6:00 pm

LOCATION:Dr. Pepper Ballpark

You can purchase tickets HERE!

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Touching story from Children's Medical Center

When Becky Randolph of Southlake learned that pop star David Archuleta would perform a concert in Dallas, all she could think about was going.

"It was the only thing I wanted for Christmas," she said.

Becky's Christmas wish came true Friday evening when she was able to attend and even met the teenage singer-songwriter in person.

"It was so awesome," she said.

Becky, 13, suffers from spina bifida, a birth defect that affects the backbone and spinal column.

Becky's parents, Brigitte and Michael Randolph, wanted to make her dream come true and bought tickets to the concert. But they were unable to make arrangements for handicapped seating at the Majestic Theatre.

"I called and left messages, but I never heard back," Brigitte Randolph said. "Becky had been in so much pain before the concert that I knew there was no way she could tolerate not being able to sit in her power chair.

"I was in a panic so I got down on my knees and prayed to God, asking for a miracle so Becky could go," she said.

Then the phone rang. April Sutton, development coordinator at Children's Medical Center in Dallas, called to tell the family that the hospital would provide the tickets and make arrangements for Becky to attend the concert in her chair.

It turns out that an elf had intervened.

The Randolphs' next door neighbor Heather Trumpfheller learned of Becky's problem while home for Thanksgiving break. Heather, a junior at the University of Missouri, stops by to see Becky and her twin sister, Rianna, whenever she is in Southlake. Rianna does not have spina bifida.

"I used to babysit the girls, and I'm still very close to them," she said. "Becky really adores David Archuleta and probably has 100 pictures of him in her room. I know how much this meant to her."

Heather had contacted local radio stations and Children's to find some free tickets for the family. Unbeknownst to Heather, the Randolphs purchased three seats for Becky, Brigitte Randolph and Becky's best friend, Nicki Sue Green.

The hospital offered additional seats for Becky's father and sister as well as the opportunity to meet Archuleta in pre-concert session with select guests.

"We are still pinching ourselves," Randolph said. "We can't stop smiling.

"David Archuletta is so sweet and kind, and he was so nice to Becky."

Archuletta wrote in an e-mail that meeting Becky was a pleasure.

"Being a patient at a hospital can be really tough especially during the holiday season," he wrote. "Spending time with her is a simple way to help, and there is nothing like seeing the smile on her face."

Becky has been a patient at Children's for several years and had several surgeries there, including one last summer.

Efforts to control Becky's pain haven't been as successful as the family had hoped, and Becky had been in extreme pain the week before the concert. She hasn't been able to attend all her classes at Carroll Middle School.

"She had been very depressed lately because of the pain," Mrs. Randolph said. "We worried about her even being able to go to the concert."

Becky was able to get dressed up, put on her makeup and get her nails polished for the concert. She and Nicki Sue had priority seating away from the rest of family so Becky could feel like an average teenage girl going to her first concert.

"I felt good all night," Becky said.

Becky said she has felt a special kinship with Archuleta ever since she first saw him perform on the seventh season of American Idol a few years ago. Archuleta had suffered briefly from vocal chord paralysis, which also was one of Becky's complications.

The Randolphs said they believe that the events that allowed Becky to attend the concert as well as her meeting with her teen idol are nothing short of a miracle.

"We believe that God does perform miracles," Brigitte Randolph said. "We believe that he hears our prayers and that he made this happen for her. We believe that we will also see relief from her pain and suffering."

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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Some Majestic Theater pics

I found these on ebay. LOL

Introducing the band

Credit to hazeleyd71

"Elevator" from Majestic!

Credit to YouCanCallMeTina

LOL the singing along.

More Majestic Theater vids

MKOP:

Credit to mandy101888

PAP:

Credit to horsegerbil

Saturday, December 4, 2010

A smile on their faces

After taking some time to visit the patients at Children's Medical Center, David Archuleta performed at the Majestic Theater in Dallas, Texas last night. The concert benefits the Medical Center.

"It was a pleasure to stop by and visit with the children today at Children's Medical Center Dallas. Being a patient at a hospital can be really tough, especially during the holiday season. Spending time with these kids is a simple way to help and there is nothing like seeing a smile on their faces," said Archuleta.

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