Think you are the next Kelly Clarkson, David Cook, or Ada Vox? “American Idol” is on the lookout for Texas talent through virtual Zoom auditions. This is the fifth year the iconic singing competition is using this virtual format to discover fresh voices.
The initial round of auditions will be held online by state, allowing potential superstars to showcase their talents and receive immediate feedback from producers. Standout performers may earn a chance to advance to the in-person rounds. If you’re ready to make your mark and take a shot at stardom, this is your opportunity to shine from the comfort of your home. Don’t miss your chance to be part of “American Idol’s” exciting new season and possibly join the ranks of past winners and standout contestants.
Texas “American Idol” Auditions and Notable Contestants
- Audition Date: Texas auditions will take place on August 14. Sign up now at americanidol.com/auditions.
- Show History: “American Idol” debuted in 2002, crowning Burleson native Kelly Clarkson as its first winner. The show aired on Fox for 15 seasons, breaking several ratings records, before moving to ABC in 2018. The most recent winner, Abi Carter, was announced in May.
- Texas Representation: Texas has a strong history on “American Idol,” with several notable contestants:
- Season 7 Winner: David Cook, born in Houston
- Finalists: Amber Holcomb and Uché, both from Houston
- Other Contestants:
- Haley Scarnato (San Antonio)
- Jason Castro (Rockwall)
- Tim Urban (Duncanville)
- Casey James (Fort Worth)
- Kree Harrison (Woodville)
- Laci Kaye Booth (Longview)
- Notable Mention: San Antonio’s Ada Vox, the first drag queen to compete, made the top 10 in Season 16.
Carrie Underwood is set to join “American Idol” as a judge following Katy Perry’s departure
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