She was the unknown on a lineup that included former American Idol contestants Scotty McCreery and Kristy Lee Cook. But Sunday’s Jingle Bell Jam certainly made for a nice showcase for talented singer-songwriter Kayla Kroh, a 16-year-old student at Central York High School.
Fans of The Voice likely remember Caroline Glaser. She was 19 when she auditioned for Season 4.
The video for Candice Glover’s second single has been released. If you haven’t heard, the Season 12 winner released a song called “Cried” on Nov. 25.
If you enjoyed the dysfunctional judging panel on American Idol Season 12 … well, things are likely to be a bit different in Season 13. Harry Connick Jr., the new kid on Idol’s judging block, took time Thursday to talk to the media about the new year of Idol.
A reminder, folks: We’re just days away from a performance by an American Idol winner in York. Scotty McCreery headlines this year’s Jingle Bell Jam at the York Expo Center’s Utz Arena.
The Voice has taken another page from the American Idol script. On last night’s Season 5 finale, Tessanne Chin capped her celebration by singing a coronation single.
Tessanne Chin became the Season 5 winner of The Voice Tuesday night. Here’s a look back at Tessanne’s big night in photos, provided by NBC.
Who will take the Season 5 title on The Voice tonight? Well, let’s just say all signs point toward Tessanne Chin.
The Top 3 took the stage in The Voice performance finale Monday night. Will Champlin performed “Not Over You” and “I Do It for You” and did a duet of “Tiny Dancer” with his coach, Adam Levine.
Which artist from The Voice struck a chord with viewers Monday night? If we’re talking in terms of iTunes downloads, the answer is easy: Tessanne Chin.
