You might recall Kenzie Hall as the Salt Lake City auditioner who told the American Idol judges she was “pretending” to be OK when she was really quite nervous. Hey, there was good reason. Kenzie didn’t even know she’d be trying out for the show that day.
The judges complimented Austin Wolfe on her “awesome” name no sooner than she walked into the American Idol audition room in Salt Lake City. Turns out Austin has a pretty awesome voice to go along with her awesome name.
Lots of singers have shown up at the American Idol auditions this year carrying guitars. Briston Maroney is the only one who showed up playing a guitar passed down from his great-great-grandfather, a musician in Nashville many years ago.
We haven’t heard a lot of impressive male country singers on American Idol in Season 13. Dexter Roberts helped changed that at the Salt Lake City auditions.
American Idol concludes its incredibly shallow audition episodes tonight. I call them incredibly shallow because we’re still learning precious little about the parade of auditioners we’re shown each episode.
American Idol heads West in search of more talent this evening. Meanwhile, if you’d like to learn more about the contestants we’ve already met, head here.
Ruben Studdard is about to release his newest album, “Unconditional Love.” The 11-track effort will come out Tuesday, the same day the Season 15 finale of “The Biggest Loser” airs.
Season 12 American Idol contestant Paul Jolley has released his first country single. The upbeat country song is called “Healed” and is now available on iTunes.
After being eliminated just shy of the American Idol semifinals in Season 12, David Oliver Willis and his wife opened a coffee shop in their home in Mount Dora, Fla. But that didn’t mean David put aside his dreams of making it as a musician.
American Idol has already introduced us to dozens of singers in Season 13, but Ryan Nisbett qualifies as one of the more memorable. There’s that pompadour. There’s that weight-loss story.
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