Yes, Elise Testone, I know you’ve released a brilliant blues album. Yes, Megan Joy, I know you’ve released a sophomore album full of throwback pop songs better than anything you got to sing on American Idol.
So, it turns out American Idol still has hit-making potential. Thursday night, Season 11 winner Phillip Phillips showed up on the Idol stage to sing his new single.
American Idol’s final 12 become a final 11 tonight. Unless the Idol judges use their save, of course.
Adam Lambert will be performing as the frontman for Queen during a summer tour. And that tour will land in Philly on July 16.
The Top 12 took the American Idol stage Wednesday night to sing songs that reminded them of home. The results were mixed, and so were the critiques the singers received from the Idol judges.
Clearly, the judges are now grading on a curve on America Idol. Or at least that’s the case for Harry Connick Jr.
Tonight’s American Idol is all about home. The remaining 12 just hope they don’t find themselves heading home anytime soon.
The most popular song from Tuesday’s episode of The Voice didn’t come from the artist who turned the most chairs. It came from Morgan Wallen, the 20-year-old landscaper from Knoxville, Tenn., who performed second on the show.
Blake Shelton trails the other Voice coaches in singers three episodes into the blind auditions. But he made his choices count Monday night, when he landed two of the three artists to earn four-chair turns.
American Idol promised to serve up better themes in Season 13. By better, I think they meant themes that give the singers a broader range of options, including the option to sing something current.
