For years I’ve suggested American Idol should give preferential treatment for former contestants when it comes to filling guest spots on its Thursday results show. In Season 12, it looks like that just might happen.
Tuesday night, we met five talented new artists on The Voice. Wednesday, they participated in a conference call with the media.
Adam Levine is on fire on The Voice. At this point, you have to wonder whether his team will run away from the competition. Or whether it’s already met its quota of front-runners.
Most of the singers who landed spots on The Voice Monday night participated in a conference call Tuesday afternoon. Many of them have already released music. If they haven’t, they’ve posted music to YouTube.
OK, here are two words I never figured to use together as an American Idol blogger: Crystal and Broadway. Yep, Crystal Bowersox, the singer-songwriter runner-up from Season 9 is Broadway bound.
Season 4 of The Voice kicked off with a first-of-its-kind audition. Thank the Morgan Twins.
What do you do when you’re off on a two-year mission in South America and need a video for your new single? You turn to one of your fans for help, apparently.
So, what does American Idol do after some singers confessed to not knowing the Beatles songs they were asked to sing last week? The expected, of course.
Ready to meet a brand new group of contestants on The Voice? After being underwhelmed by the most recent casts on The X Factor and American Idol, I sure am. Especially when I remember all the talented singers The Voice introduced us to in Season 3.
Kree Harrison, Angie Miller and Candice Glover are the front-runners on Season 12 of American Idol. So says Nicki Minaj, who addressed the topic of Idol favorites and many others during a conference call with the media Monday afternoon. Which started late, of course.
