American Idol is such a curiously schizophrenic show. On Top 4 Night, Part 2, a mentor suddenly appears in Harry Connick Jr. On Top 4 Night, Part 2, Jimmy Iovine, who had been giving in-show critiques for the past two weeks, disappears.
Won’t it be interesting to hear what comes out of the judges’ mouths on American Idol this evening? To say they got raked over the coals last week would be an understatement.
A look at the highlights and not so bright spots during the knockout round on The Voice. Keeping checking back. Between now and Monday, I’ll rank the singers on each team.
The ladies ruled the first night of the Knockout Round on The Voice, snagging six of the eight spots available on Team Adam and Team Shakira for the live shows. In the process, Judith Hill, Sasha Allen and Sarah Simmons established themselves as front-runners in the competition.
This week, American Idol contestants will be yanked into the 21st Century. Finally. Idol’s theme for Top 4, Part 2 will be “Then and Now.”
Two of the first three winners on The Voice — Cassadee Pope and Javier Colon — got all four judges to spin for their blind auditions. So it’s natural to look at the contestants who did the same on Season 4 as the early favorites.
Wondering what country gal Skylar Laine has been up to since finishing fifth on Season 11 of American Idol? Well, she’s still in search of a recording contract.
We’ll have to wait until Thursday to see where Fantasia’s new album lands on the Billboard 200. But critics seem to love “Side Effects of You,” the fourth album from American Idol’s Season 3 winner.
To say Season 11 Idol runner-up Jessica Sanchez has a good bit going on these days would be a bit of an understatement. I can’t recall any other Idol finalists whose debut album was timed to coincide with her appearance on a hit TV show.
They snagged a spot on The Voice via the blind auditions. They survived the battle round. Next up for the surviving Season 4 contestants on The Voice: The knockout round.
