David Cook to Play at His Alma Mater?

News, via a University of Central Missouri Presidential update!   Sound official, peeps:

WARRENSBURG, Mo. — UCM President Aaron Podolefsky released an update Tuesday outlining several important University events, including a possible performance by David Cook.

According to the report, Cook has expressed interest in performing at his alma mater. A committee has been formed to determine possible dates, in conjunction with Cook’s booking agency. Depending on his availability, the University anticipates the concert to be sometime during the Fall 2009 semester.

Ha ha, the students won’t know what hit them when David Cook fans of all ages, traveling from far-flung corners, hit their campus!   Good times.

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51 Responses to “David Cook to Play at His Alma Mater?”

  • Garnetstar:

    I said this somewhere else I’ll say it here. I don’t think it’s age so much as attitude. I go to a concert to enjoy live music from great musicians/artists. I am not going to a concert with the expectation of meeting or gaining the attention of said artist. I enjoy the music. I go home. That is what I expect from my other concert goers. If they have another agenda that interrupts or takes away from my enjoyment of a concert than I will be pissed off no matter the age or gender. That includes but is not limited to posters (see throws with pictures of artist), screaming things at said artist that they might think are witty or amusing but in truth are crass and annoying, a feeling of entitlement that they need to meet the artist they have to be in the front and if you get in the way, well to bad.

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