Will Moseley of Hazlehurst, Ga., placed second on American Idol’s season finale Sunday night. By noon Monday, all six songs he’s released had made their way onto the Apple Music country singles chart.
Abi Carter is reacting to her American Idol victory, watching her songs bolt up the Apple Music charts and heading to New York to appear on ABC’s morning shows on Tuesday.
Abi Carter was 19 when she decided to quit her job and pursue music. She considered it a win when she realized she could make money making music. A much bigger win came Sunday night.
American Idol hosted another grand finale Sunday night, featuring entertaining duets with guest stars. The show also said farewell to judge Katy Perry.
The American Idol Top 3 of Abi Carter, Jack Blocker and Will Moseley square off tonight with the Season 22 title on the line. Idol Chatter will be blogging live with song by song grades here.
Josh Sanders auditioned for The Voice with “Whiskey on You” by Nate Smith, turning the chairs or Reba McEntire and country duo Dan + Shay. The 25-year-old paster from Kannapolis, N.C., opted to join Team Reba. Years ago, Josh competed on Season 11 of American Idol. Josh will compete in the finals on The…
Asher HaVon performed Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain” for his blind audition, turning three chairs. The 31-year-old from Selma, Ala., opted to join Team Reba. His mother took part in the civil rights march in Selma in 1965 and Asher was guest singer at the 50th anniversary of the occasion; President Obama was…
Karen Waldrup performed Jo Dee Messina’s “Bye Bye” for her blind audition and turned two chairs. She automatically became Team Dan + Shay when they blocked Reba McEntire. She’s 36, from Mandeville, La., and has released two albums and lots of other music during a country music career that’s now spanned more than a…
Nathan Chester auditioned for The Voice with “Take Me to The River” by Al Green. He turned two chairs and opted to join Team Legend. Now 27, Nathan tried out for The Voice Season 14 at age 14 and failed to turn a chair. Rather than being discouraged, he recalls returning home “seriously motivated”…
Bryan Olesen performed OneRepublic’s “Love Runs Out” for his blind audition, turning three chairs. He decided to join Team Legend. From Lincoln, Neb., Bryan was 49 when he auditioned and would become the oldest winner of the show should he win. He’s been performing as a Christian rock artist for years, mostly with his…
