David Foster’s Miracle Concert takes place May 26, 2012, at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre in Victoria.
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Josh Groban, Kenny G, American Idol winner Ruben Studdard and the Canadian Tenors will join David Foster for his Miracle Concert May 26 at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre.

The acts were confirmed by the 16-time Grammy Award-winning producer on Thursday.

“Everybody has their passion, and this is my passion,” the Victoria native said via Skype from Los Angeles during time out from producing Rod Stewart’s Christmas album. He was referring to the David Foster Foundation, the charity he founded 25 years ago that provides financial and emotional support to the families of children who need organ transplants.

“It was 25 years ago almost to ...

Asian fans will be treated to a full, big concert together with his world-class artists such as Natalie Cole, Charice, Peter Cetera, Rubben Studdard and The Canadian Tenors.

David Foster and Friends Asian Tour dates:

Tuesday, October 19 Tokyo Forum

Wednesday, October 20 Tokyo Forum

Saturday, October 23 Manila Araneta Coliseum

Monday, October 25 Bangkok Impact Arena

Wednesday, October 27 Jakarta Ritz Carlton Ballroom

Friday, October 29 Singapore Esplanade Concert

Saturday, October 30 Singapore Esplanade Concert

David Foster and Friends in Japan October 19-20, 2010

October 19 (Tue) 20 (Wed) Tokyo International Forum Hall. Cast: Peter Cetera, Natalie Cole, Charice, Rubben Studdard, The Canadian Tenors.

 
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Scheduled to perform is David Foster and an array of stars including Patti LaBelle, Charice, Brian McKnight, and Ruben Studdard. The evening will be taped for broadcast on BET and Centric Broadcasting Networks.

Ticket prices range from $50 to $150 each.

From NJ.com:

By Jay Lustig/The Star-Ledger
October 25, 2009, 1:29PM

The tour is called “David Foster and Friends.” And after more than 30 years as one of the pop world’s most successful songwriter-producers, Foster has plenty of friends to call on.

Peter Cetera (formerly of Chicago) and Philip Bailey (of Earth, Wind and Fire) were there when the tour hit the Prudential Center in Newark, Saturday. So were Deborah Cox, “American Idol” alumni Ruben Studdard and Michael Johns, and the quartet, the Canadian Tenors. But the closing slot went to a woman who has not released an album in the United States yet: Charice, a 17-year-old from the Philippines who is well known her own country, and is being mentored by Foster for worldwide stardom.

She has a big voice and, like another Foster pro...