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David Hasselhoff: David Hasselhoff has a large resume in the world of entertainment, having worked as a singer, actor, producer and businessman.
His acting roles in Knight Rider and Baywatch have made him a star world-wide.
During the time he was filming Baywatch, David Hasselhoff launched his music career.
Although his success was very limited in his home of America, he had a number one hit in Germany in 1989 with his single ‘Looking for Freedom.’ In 2006, his fan base attempted to resurrect the popularity of this song as it was made available for online purchase.
It sold over 40,000 copies in just one year.
More recently, David has been working in the world of reality TV, as a judge on the NBC’s ‘America’s Got Talent,’ and as a contestant on ‘Dancing with the Stars’.
He even launching his own short-lived reality TV series, ‘The Hasselhoffs,’ in which he co-starred with his two daughters.
Unfortunately, David Hasselhoff’s musical and acting career has been largely out-shadowed in recent years by his turbulent private life and serious problems with alcohol.
David Hasselhoff: Live music/Pop And Rock event at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, West Midlands. To watch David Hasselhoff live at Symphony Hall on the Thursday, 23 February 2012, check out our list of primary and secondary ticket providers and compare the best ticket prices.
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