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Is Luke Bryan returning to American Idol? |
| August 11th, 2020 under American Idol 9+, Luke Bryan. [ Comments: none ]
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Dancing with the Stars made some changes this season and eliminated Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews from the show. That made me wonder if ABC was thinking about doing the same for its fourth season of American Idol.
I am not the only one because People asked Luke Bryan if he is going to be returning as a judge on the singing compeitition in 2021. He says his people and their people are talking now, and it looks good that he, along with Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Ryan Seacrest, will all be returning the show.
Personally, I wish they would switch out Bergeron for Seacrest because I want the former one back on television. The latter one is on TV way too much.
Do you think that Idol needs to make some changes?
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American Idol is holding auditions is all 50 states…virtually |
| July 31st, 2020 under American Idol 9+, Coronavirus. [ Comments: 1 ]
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| https://youtube.com/watch?v=7JbpOpHkY7o
American Idol is changing up how they do auditions for the upcoming season due to the coronavirus pandemic. For the first time ever, all 50 states and Washington, D.C., will each get a chance to send someone from their state to the contest.
This became an option because this time around they are doing auditions remotely and virtually. So between August 10th and September 7th, producers will be listening to contestants from every state in the United States.
All you have to do is go to their audition page, find your city, and apply. Then during the timeslot you selected for your city’s date, sing for their producers. That is all. Knock them dead, Alaska. Break their legs, Vermont. Serenade them, Kansas.
When it comes to the auditions we see on television, we still don’t know how they will do those. Hopefully, by then, they can do them in person. If not, we know they will figure out a way.
To see which state goes when, then click here!
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American Idol will be back for a fourth season |
| May 16th, 2020 under American Idol 9+. [ Comments: none ]
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| https://twitter.com/AmericanIdol/status/1261351774184632320
For those of you, who love American Idol, ABC has some great news show for you. The singing competition will be back for a fourth season.
If you think you have what it takes to be on the show, then they are looking for you to audition now.
How they will hold auditions in front of the judges, we don’t know. That is something we will find out when they find out.
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Doesn’t Katy Perry realize her moronic costumes are distracting on American Idol? |
| May 4th, 2020 under American Idol 9+, Katy Perry. [ Comments: 1 ]
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Katy Perry is so desperate for attention that she will do anything to get it. Things like wear the ugliest, over-the-top dresses, and costumes. For example, on the first two episodes of this season’s live shows of American Idol, she dressed as a hand sanitizer and a roll of toilet paper. What is she going to do dress as the poo emoji next week?
I don’t know who told her that is a good idea because she looks like she a schmuck. She is making the singing competition all about her when it should be all about the singers. She is the reason why I don’t watch. She is just so annoying.
Can’t the ABC show replace her already? You know, with someone who has released a good song in the last decade like the judges on The Voice. You know, the other singing competition where their judges are current chart-toppers?
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American Idol will go live on April 26th |
| April 14th, 2020 under American Idol 9+. [ Comments: none ]
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Are you like me, and have you been wondering how American Idol will go live for the live shows while we are all being quarantined all over the United States? Today, Ryan Seacret gave us an update.
The first live show will be on April 26th, with Seacrest in…his Los Angeles house. Also, from that city will be the pregnant Katy Perry and Lionel Richie. While they will be in their homes in LA, Luke Bryan and Bobby Bones will be sitting on their couches in Nashville.
When it comes to the contestants, they will be singing from their homes. I wonder how they will handle the accompanying music? It would be nice if it is all about the singers’ voices and not the instruments. That is one of the problems I have with Idol. The music is too overpowering.
What do you think of the at-home version of American Idol?
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