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Archuleta Hits the Road with New Holiday Record

The former American Idol winner launched a 12-track collection and a 14-city tour beginning in Utah.

By Jacob Reynolds ·

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David Archuleta released his newest holiday record, Warm Me Up, on Thursday. The 12-track project marks an early entry into the winter season for the former American Idol contestant. The album blends new compositions with reworked versions of his previous seasonal hits.

The collection features the Spanglish track "Nochebuena" and a duet with fellow Idol alumnus Jordin Sparks titled "Wish at the Top of My List." Archuleta also included remastered cuts of "Christmas Every Day" and "Winter in the Air." Both of those songs appeared on his 2018 holiday album, Winter in the Air.

A music video for the title track accompanied the album launch. Joseph Adivari directed the clip, while Olivia Cava handled the choreography. Archuleta describes the song as a pop holiday track. The video captures him dancing while snow swirls around him, matching the playful energy of the recording.

The musician will take the new material on the road starting next month. The Warm Me Up Tour kicks off in Salt Lake City on November 28. The itinerary includes 14 cities across North America.

Archuleta has outlined the live show as a full Christmas set. The performances will mix the new songs with his own holiday tunes and classic seasonal standards. Fans can find tour details and ticket links on his official website. The album is available for streaming on iHeartRadio.

Source: WGVL

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