American Idol recap: Who went home last night?
AMERICAN Idol is well on its way to finding the nation’s next superstar. The first of the Final Judgements for the top 24 aired last night (Sunday 28), and the remaining contestants have their fate in the judges’ hands tonight. Here’s who’s made it through so far… Who went home on American Idol last night? […]
AMERICAN Idol is well on its way to finding the nation’s next superstar.
The first of the Final Judgements for the top 24 aired last night (Sunday 28), and the remaining contestants have their fate in the judges’ hands tonight. Here’s who’s made it through so far…
Who went home on American Idol last night?
It was the last chance for contestants to prove that they deserved to be in the top 24.
Sunday’s episode marked the end of the road for a few contestants.
Alex Miller, 17, tried his best with a unique take on Merle Haggard’s ‘Silver Wings’, but fell short of the next round.
Meanwhile fan favourite Amanda Mena, 18, got sent home after missing the top notes in Celine Dion’s “All By Myself.”
Anthony Guzman and Murphy also had to pack their bags after failing to impress the judges.
The episode ended on a huge cliffhanger, as Alanis Sophia, 19, and Casey Bishop, 15, awaited their results in tonight’s episode.
Who is performing on American Idol tonight?
The journey to the Top 24 continues tonight (Monday 29).
The contestants vying for a yes from the judges are:
- Alana
- Althea Grace
- Anilee List
- Ava August
- Camille Lamb
- Cecil Ray
- Colin Jamieson
- Deshawn Goncalves
- Drake McCain
- Emisunshine
- Funke Lagoke
- Grace Kinstler
- Hunter Metts
- Laila Mach
- Liahona Olayan
- Lizzy O’Very
- Madison Watkins
- Mary Jo Young
- Nia Renee
- Ronda Felton
- Colin Jamieson & Zach Sines
- Drake McCain & Cecil Ray
Who went through to the top 24?
The contestants who made it to the top 24 were: Alyssa Wray, Jason Warrior, Andrea Valles, Chayce Beckham, Caleb Kennedy, Wyatt Pike, Cassandra Coleman, Beane, Hannah Everhart and Graham Defranco.
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18-year old Alyssa Wray wowed the judges with her rendition of I’m Here from The Color Purple.
Katy Perry compared the young Cassandra Coleman to the next Florence Welch.
Meanwhile Wyatt Pike, 19, impressed the judges with his take on George Ezra’s “Blame it on Me.”