It wasn't even a contest for the latest round of IDOL LIVE's poll of the week champion series for 2010, as perennial favorite David Archuleta destroyed all eight fellow runners-up for the weeklong voting period.
Arch earned 545 of all 567 votes cast over the week, good for 100% (even though the poll itself says his total stands at 96% - something is obviously awry). Surprisingly, not even Adam Lambert's fans spent time on the poll. Let's see if Arch's fans can repeat in two weeks when he faces off in the champion series final against all other winners from each round.
In the next round (the second-to-last, by the way), readers will be asked which winner is their favorite of all nine seasons. Voting will be open for exactly one week.
Justin Guarini 1 (0%)
Clay Aiken 4 (0%)
Diana DeGarmo 2 (0%)
Bo Bice 2 (0%)
Katharine McPhee 4 (0%)
Blake Lewis 1 (0%)
David Archuleta 545 (96%)
Adam Lambert 4 (0%)
Crystal Bowersox 4 (0%)
Total votes: 567
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Poll of the week: Arch attacks rest of runners-up
Friday, May 21, 2010
'Idol' odds 'n ends: Simon Cowell opens up to Oprah before leaving 'Idol'
The following are Idol-related odds and ends that happened this week:
>Simon Cowell's big sit-down on Oprah's couch (out of studio, far away from a studio audience) aired on her eponymous show yesterday, and he didn't hold back on any topic, addressing things ranging from his brushes with depression to "horrific mistakes" that led to him living out of his car when he was younger. Watch a clip below courtesy of The Insider:
Simon said he thinks this season has been too much about the judges, but what does he expect when a) the contestants are horrible and b) it's his last season. The judges are the most interesting part of this season.
>Casey James talked with the press today following his ouster Wednesday night. Casey was asked about "losing his shirt" during his audition in Denver and whether or not he would have done it again if he had the chance to go back to that point. Casey said:
"There's a possibility (that) had I not done that I might not have made it past that first round. It definitely wasn't something that I thought of, or even realized was going to happen. (But) it obviously worked out," he added.
Casey also appeared on Ellen this morning to talk about his time on the show. Watch a clip of his segment below:
Ellen was sure to say she thought he was a "great singer" and Casey mentioned how he hadn't seen Idol before he was on it because he didn't own a TV (something we all already knew), but he added that he finally bought one as well as a PS3. Good choice, Casey.
>Forbes.com released a list of the Top 10 earning Idol alums for the May 2009-April 2010 year, and it is less than spectacular. Even though the top earners are still raking in millions, the totals are far less than they were just years ago. Below is an abbreviated list of the Top 10 earners:
01) Kelly Clarkson ($8 million)
02) Carrie Underwood ($7 million)
03) Chris Daughtry ($5.4 million)
04) Kellie Pickler ($4.3 million)
05) David Cook ($2.3 million)
06) Jennifer Hudson ($2 million)
07) Jordin Sparks ($1.8 million)
08) David Archuleta ($1.4 million)
09) Clay Aiken ($800,000)
10) Kris Allen ($672,000)
When last season's winner is making less money in a year than a runner-up from seven seasons ago, that tells you something about the trajectory of this show and its contestants.
>Tomorrow's big KISS Concert sponsored by the Boston Top 40 radio station KISS 108 FM will feature three Idol alums, as it was announced yesterday that Ayla Brown will join a roster of 17 other acts including Kris Allen and Adam Lambert. Per a press release:
Brown, who will graduate from Boston College on Monday and is now a special contributor for CBS’ The Early Show, joins an impressive lineup of 17 fellow artists and bands including Ke$ha, Jason Derulo and Kevin Rudolf. Fellow American Idol alums Kris Allen and Adam Lambert are also scheduled to perform.
Upon receiving word that she was invited to take part in KISS Concert, Brown said she was ecstatic.
"I’m so excited that KISS asked me to perform at KISS Concert because they always put on a first-rate show," Brown said. "Just to share the stage with some of the biggest names in music is a great honor.”
Ayla will perform at the Comcast Center in Mansfield, Mass., at 2:15 p.m, while Kris will take the stage at 8 p.m. and Kris will close out the show at 9 p.m. A live webcast of the concert will be available at KISS108.com beginning at 2 p.m. ET.
>Bo Bice was out promoting his brand new album 3 this week, which included a stop at FOX & Friends on FOX News Channel. Watch him perform "You Take Yourself With You" below:
Bo explained the significance of the album's title, including the fact that he and his wife have three kids and this is his third studio album since finishing as runner-up on Season 4. The album is available in stores nationwide and at digital retailers including iTunes and Amazon.com
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
IDOL LIVE Blog - Top 4 Perform (5/11/10)
It seems that Season 9 has dragged on for ages by now, but at long last were are down to the Top 4 finalists. They may not necessarily be the best vocalists, but they have earned their spots due to appealing to the widest audience possible. Tonight we see how actor and sometimes singer Jamie Foxx helped the remaining contestant tackle their choices for songs of the cinema.
Plus, we get the bonus of seeing the contenders duet for the first time this season, and predictably, Crystal and Lee will pair up while Mike and Casey will be forced to perform with one another. Grab the popcorn because it's gonna be a fun ride!
As always, please feel free to add your two cents throughout the one-hour blogcast, with coverage starting just prior to 8 p.m. ET.
Tonight's blogcast features the music of Bo Bice, Daughtry, Diana DeGarmo, Kellie Pickler and Michael Johns.
Friday, May 7, 2010
'Idol' odds 'n ends: Anoop Desai's album is out? Already?
The following are Idol-related odds and ends that happened this week:
>When did this happen? Apparently Anoop Desai's debut album, All Is Fair, is already released. Anoop was on his local NBC alliliate chatting about the disc, which features the single "My Name," and can be watched below:
All Is Fair is courtesy of The Industry Connect and is available to purchase on iTunes for $6.99.
>It was announced on Monday that Jordin Sparks will be the latest Idol alum to star in a Broadway musical, as she will make her debut on the Great White Way in The Heights on Thurs., Aug. 19. According to an article on BroadwayWorld.com, Jordin said:
"It's always been one of my dreams to perform on Broadway," says Jordin Sparks. "This is a brand new experience for me. I look so forward to spending time in New York City and joining this talented cast and my favorite new musical."
Jordin will play the role of Nina Rosario, who happens to be the female lead. Her run will end on Sun., Nov. 14.
>Another Season 8 finalist, Scott MacIntyre, has been keeping busy on the promo trail in support of his post-Idol album Heartstrings. In an interview that took place at Pittsburgh's 100.7 FM, Scott chatted about his experience on the show and the Idol tour. Watch the interview below:
Scott talked about how he's dealt with kidney failure and kept the story from being revealed until after he left the show. Scott also talked about his favorite moment of the season, "Pants On the Ground" man, and proceeded to sing the two most famous lines of the song. He followed that with a backhanded compliment of the remaining Season 9 finalists.
>Bo Bice treated fans to a free download of his latest song, "Coming Back Home," off his forthcoming release 3. Per an e-mail that was sent out to fans:Bo's got a surprise gift just for you! Check out this track from 3 and let us know what you think on Bo's Facebook page!
The song can be downloaded via Bo's page on the music social media site BandBox.com. 3 is set for a Tues., May 18 release and can now be pre-ordered at Amazon.com
. The album's single, "Good Hearted Woman," is now available to purchase at iTunes.>Siobhan Magnus was the latest Season 9 alum to make the talk show rounds following her exit last week, and as usual, the most awkward appearance was on Monday night's episode of CBS's The Late Show with David Letterman. Watch Letterman interrogate Siobhan about her fondness for glass blowing below:
As likable as Siobhan is, she has a habit of talking a minute a mile, especially when she's trying to explain something. But no matter, once Siobhan opened her mouth to reprise "Paint It Black" (aside from "the scream") nothing she talked about before was important anymore.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
IDOL LIVE Blog - Top 24 Results (2/25/10)
After two nights in a row of very average, underwhelming exhibitions of performances in a long time. Even though things weren't off to such a great start, some of the contestants show a good amount of promise, and so it will be interesting to see if tonight's boots are deserving or maybe cut a little prematurely.
Also tonight we have performances from Allison Iraheta and Kris Allen, plus Kris helps us kick off "Idol Gives Back" when we see clips of his recent trip to Haiti.
Who do you think will say goodbye tonight?
Please feel free to add your input throughout the one-hour blogcast, with coverage starting just prior to 8 p.m. ET.
Tonight's blogcast features the music of Bo Bice, Chris Richardson, Diana DeGarmo, Lisa Tucker and Ruben Studdard.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Poll of the week: Daughtry is favorite 'Idol' parent
Although it was apparent this poll topic was not the most exciting for IDOL LIVE readers, it was probably the most timely one seeing that Jessica Sierra had just given birth to a new baby boy. Surprisingly (or maybe unsurprisingly), Jessica failed to take in a favorite vote here, but a much more popular Idol parent flexed his muscle.
Chris Daughtry took this contest easily, garnering 21 votes (50%), which was way ahead of Bo Bice's eight votes (19%) and Josh Gracin's five votes (11%).
Moving on, in this week's edition of the poll of the week, readers are asked which Idol Christmas album is their favorite. Voting will be open for exactly one week.
Bo Bice 8 (19%)
Chris Daughtry 21 (50%)
Fantasia 2 (4%)
Josh Gracin 5 (11%)
Jennifer Hudson 3 (7%)
Leslie Hunt 0 (0%)
LaKisha Jones 0 (0%)
LaToya London 3 (7%)
Jessica Sierra 0 (0%)
Total votes: 42
Monday, December 7, 2009
"Carrie Underwood: An All-Star Holiday Special" airs on FOX
It was as if the clock was turned back to 2005 during FOX's primetime lineup this evening, as Carrie Underwood commanded the stage for a full two hours with her variety special "Carrie Underwood: An All-Star Holiday Special."
Carrie took to the stage nearly a dozen times to perform songs from her latest album Play On including "Cowboy Casanova," "Temporary Home," "Songs Like This" and "Mama's Song" among others. Watch her perform "O Holy Night" below:
Carrie had many friends on to perform with her during the special, including Brad Paisley, Kristen Chenoweth, Christina Applegate and fellow Idol winner David Cook. Cook performed Carrie's favorite song on his album, "Lie." Watch the performance below:
Probably the biggest surprise during the special was the amount of camera time Carrie's funny bone got. She played matchmaker with her sister Stephanie, at which she kept finding the least plausible pairings like Johnny Depp and Jack Nicholson posers. Carrie also demanded her mother get off the stage when she attempted to do a Vegas-like number.
But the funniest segment of all was when Carrie kicked off the night showing flashbacks of how she was able to rise to stardom on Idol, which included bribing the judges with cash, dognapping Ryan Seacrest's pug named Simon, using a voodoo doll to get Constantine Maroulis kicked off the show and psyching out Bo Bice before the finale by saying things about his appearance.
One thing is apparent from this special - if Carrie ever decides to give up singing (which she should never do), she could carve out a career for herself in comedy.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Adam Lambert's sales in comparison
Now that final first week sales are in for Adam Lambert's debut album, let's take a look at how his numbers stack up against the sales and chart positions on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart of the seven previous runners-up.
First Week Sales - Runners-Up
1) Clay Aiken - Measure of a Man (612,859 - #1)
2) Bo Bice - The Real Thing (226,976 - #4)
3) Adam Lambert - For Your Entertainment (198,466 - #3)
4) David Archuleta - David Archuleta (182,927 - #2)
5) Katharine McPhee - Katharine McPhee (115,761 - #2)
6) Blake Lewis - Audio Day Dream (97,500 - #10)
7) Justin Guarini - Justin Guarini (57,000 - #20)
8) Diana DeGarmo - Blue Skies (46,795 - #52)
So when it comes to first week sales, Adam is far and away much better off than the majority of runners-up. When it comes to total sales, though, he has some large shoes to fill but he is also already ahead of where some debut albums from runners-up have placed to date, as evidenced below:
Total Sales - Runners-Up
1) Clay Aiken - Measure of a Man (2.8 million)
2) David Archuleta - David Archuleta (735k)
3) Bo Bice - The Real Thing (672k)
4) Katharine McPhee - Katharine McPhee (378k)
5) Blake Lewis - Audio Day Dream (309k)
6) Adam Lambert - For Your Entertainment (198,466 - #3)
7) Diana DeGarmo - Blue Skies (167k)
8) Justin Guarini - Justin Guarini (143k)
It is a good bet that For Your Entertainment will surpass the total sales of Katharine McPhee and Audio Day Dream by Christmas.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Poll of the week: 'David Archuleta' still favorite runner-up album
It was a wash in the most recent edition of IDOL LIVE's poll of the week, as readers far and away selected David Archuleta's debut album as the best among Idol runners-up.
David Archuleta stole the competition with 915 votes, or an astounding 93% of all votes cast. This was easily enought to claim the crown over second-place finisher For Your Entertainment by Adam Lambert (39 votes, 3%).
Sadly, three albums by runners-up did not receive a single vote. The other three didn't receive enough votes to warrant a mention.
In this week's edition of the poll of the week, readers are asked which post-Idol debut album from a fourth-place finalist is their favorite. Voting will be open for exactly one week.
'Justin Guarini' (Justin Guarini) 0 (0%)
'Measure of a Man' (Clay Aiken) 13 (1%)
'Blue Skies' (Diana DeGarmo) 0 (0%)
'The Real Thing' (Bo Bice) 9 (0%)
'Katharine McPhee' (Katharine McPhee) 6 (0%)
'Audio Day Dream' (Blake Lewis) 0 (0%)
'David Archuleta' (David Archuleta) 915 (93%)
'For Your Entertainment' (Adam Lambert) 39 (3%)
Votes so far: 982
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
HITS predix: Adam Lambert's 'For Your Entertainment' 210-230k
HITS Daily Double's one-day sales numbers have Adam Lambert's post-Idol debut album For Your Entertainment coming in above most industry expectations.
HDD is predicting Entertainment to pull in between 210-230k in its full seven-day launch period, bolstered most likely from Adam's controversial AMA performance on Sunday and the Black Friday buying bonanza that will happen the day after Thanksgiving. This would put him second to only Susan Boyle's debut LP among new releases, as HDD is expecting new albums from Lady Gaga and Rihanna to net in the 180-200k range.
This figure is fairly higher than my original prediction of 175k, but there's always a chance HDD could be overestimating based on first-day sales. Last year, David Archuleta's debut was overestimated by nearly 40k, while David Cook's album was overestimated by over 20k.
If these numbers hold for Adam, Entertainment will become either the second or third-highest debut week bow for an album from a runner-up, coming in behind debuts from Clay Aiken and possibly Bo Bice.
Be sure to check back on Friday for revised predictions.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
IDOL LIVE predix: Adam Lambert's 'For Your Entertainment'
In what will most likely be the second-biggest opening sales week for an album by an Idol alum this quarter, Adam Lambert's For Your Entertainment hits store shelves for one of the traditionally biggest sales weeks of the year.
One thing that will help Adam greatly in his quest to move the most units possible is the media' fascination with him as a person. He is the most talked about finalist to ever grace the Idol stage, which has allowed him to snag some of the most coveted promotional outlets available including a high profile performance at tonight's American Music Awards. Other big appearances coming up include Good Morning America and The Late Show with David Letterman on Wednesday and Ellen on Tues., Dec. 1.
There are some causes for concern, however, as Adam's lead single "For Your Entertainment" has been shown no love at radio to this point and the track's sales have been much lower than anticipated. Similarly, Adam's "Time For Miracles" from the 2012 soundtrack fell drastically after opening with 46.5k downloads. When sizing these sales data up with Adam's post-Idol sales, which were noticeably below winner Kris Allen's sales on average considering the attention he had even back then, the question is raised as to whether Adam's hype will translate to transactions.
But the most important factor will be whether Adam's disc will be able to stand out from a crowded roster of competition. Despite the fact that Entertainment will literally catch the eyes of shoppers thanks to its colorful cover, it may have a tougher time convincing shoppers to spend their hard-earned cash when albums from more established acts like Tom Petty, Shakira, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Beyonce, and popular newcomers like Susan Boyle and Jay Sean. Add in expectantly strong second week sales from albums like John Mayer's Battle Studies and there are plenty of options for music fans.
When all these factors are considered, Adam will probably have a healthy opening week that will be way ahead of past runners-up like Blake Lewis and Diana DeGarmo, but it will also most likely be below debuts from runners-up like Clay Aiken and Bo Bice. Therefore, I'm calling for Entertainment to open with 175k copies, coming in on the charts at #8.
For Your Entertainment will be out tomorrow and is now available to pre-order on Amazon.com
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Poll of the week: Arch has fave album art among runners-up
In the battle between favorite post-Idol debut album cover art from a runner-up, one alum's artwork stood out above the rest.
Leading the way with 420 votes was David Archuleta's debut album, taking in 87% of the total votes cast over the course of the past week.
Far back in second place surprisingly was the cover art for Bo Bice's The Real Thing, which netted just 26 votes (5%). No other voting option was able to attain more than 5% of the total vote.
In this week's edition of the poll of the week, readers are asked which Idol album release they are most looking forward to this holiday season. Voting will be open for exactly one week.
Justin Guarini (Justin Guarini) 1 (0%)
Measure of a Man (Clay Aiken) 6 (1%)
Blue Skies (Diana DeGarmo) 3 (0%)
The Real Thing (Bo Bice) 26 (5%)
Katharine McPhee (Katharine McPhee) 12 (2%)
Audio Day Dream (Blake Lewis) 2 (0%)
David Archuleta (David Archuleta) 420 (87%)
For Your Entertainment (Adam Lambert) 11 (2%)
Total votes: 481
Monday, November 2, 2009
Flashback: Bo Bice's "In a Dream"
Bo Bice is often overlooked when it comes to Idol runners-up nowadays, but it's important to remember his many outstanding performances while on the show. One of his strongest offerings came in the form of his a capella rendition of "In a Dream," which he performed during Top 3 week. Relive the moment below:
This performance single-handedly rewarded Bo with a spot in the finale, and even though he was no match for Carrie Underwood that season, his valiant effort should not be ignored.
Friday, September 18, 2009
'Idol' odds 'n ends: Arch reveals cover for 'Christmas From the Heart'
The following are Idol-related odds and ends that happened this week:
>David Archuleta had a busy week with singing "America the Beautiful" at the U.S. Open on Monday and performing and winning at the 2009 ALMA Awards, which will be broadcast at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Somewhere in between the business, the track list and album art for his upcoming Christmas From the Heart, was added on the album's page at Amazon.com. The track list is as follows:
01. Joy To The World
02. Angels We Have Heard On High
03. O Come All Ye Faithful
04. Silent Night
05. First Noel
06. O Holy Night
07. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
08. I'll Be Home for Christmas featuring Charice Pempengco
09. Pat a Pan
10. What a Child Is This
11. Riu Riu
12. Ave Maria
13. Melodies of Christmas
Christmas From the Heart is due out Tues., Oct. 13 and can now be pre-ordered at Amazon.com for $9.99.
>Kris Allen and Adam Lambert each performed at the Ford Motor Company Day earlier today in Dearborn, Mich. Kris reportedly sang "Heartless," "Man In the Mirror" and "Beverly Hills." Adam sang "Starlight," "Tracks of My Tears" and "Mad World." Kris and Adam then sang a duet of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy."
In other Kris/Adam news, Kris' single "Live Like We're Dying" is expected to premiere on New York's Z100 on Monday, while Adam's yet-to-be-titled single is slated to go for adds at CHR/Mainstream on Mon., Oct. 12.
>More photos from Carrie Underwood's album shoot for her forthcoming album Play On (Nov. 3) were released, showing off multiple sides of Carrie's personality.
Some photos, like the one pictured to the right, portray Carrie as a sultry vixen, while others show her to be a classic country girl.
>LaKisha Jones gave birth to a baby girl on Wednesday, announcing the news via her official Twitter account:Baby Ava LaRynn has been born !! She was late but so worth the wait. At home getting back into baby mode, it's been 6yrs. 6:24 PM Sep 16th from web
LaKisha announced that she was pregnant back in May. This is her second child, but her first with husband Larry Davis.
>In other Idol-related baby news, Bo Bice also announced Wednesday that he and his wife Caroline are expecting a third son. According to USMagazine.com, Bo's rep said:"The rock triad will now be complete! Watch out for the Brothers Bice or Bo Bice Brothers Band release later this year."
In other Bo news, new dates have been added to his current tour, including stops at Ace Speedway in Elon College, N.C, and Bear Hollow Resort in Monteagle, Tenn.
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Melinda Doolittle & Bo Bice talk Paula on 'Today'
Two Idol alums appeared on the Saturday edition of NBC's Today Show to discuss the departure of Paula Abdul as a judge. Melinda Doolittle contributed via satellite hookup from Nashville, Tenn., while Bo Bice chimed in from Pelham, Ala. Watch the segment below:
Melinda called Paula the "momma of the show" and "the heart of it" for her. Bo said he was a little bit shocked, but more surprised and that when Kara DioGuardi entered the picture a lot of people had questions about what the composure of the judges would be.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Poll of the week: Arch is the #1 No. 2
Keeping with the theme of Season 7's domination, David Archuleta's fans propelled him to a victory in IDOL LIVE's poll of the week champion series for the runner-up portion of the competition.
In fact, "competition" is not the right word to describe this week's voting round, as Arch netted 421 votes, or 89% of all votes cast in the poll. This figure was a little unexpected, and puts the 22 measly votes (4%) Adam Lambert received in the "whimpy" category.
No other contestant deserves a mention in looking at the results, as three took in 1% each and three failed to garner more than four votes. It is worth mentioning, however, that Arch will make one more appearance in the champion poll series of 2009, as he will be back in the finals beginning next Wednesday when we decide who will be the champion of all Idol finalists for the year.
In the last week before the final round of the champion series poll begins, the next installment asks readers which winner is their favorite of all eight seasons. Voting will be open for exactly one week.
Justin Guarini 3 (0%)
Clay Aiken 5 (1%)
Diana DeGarmo 3 (0%)
Bo Bice 4 (0%)
Katharine McPhee 9 (1%)
Blake Lewis 6 (1%)
David Archuleta 421 (89%)
Adam Lambert 22 (4%)
Total votes: 473
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
IDOL LIVE Blog: Top 7 Results (4/15/09)
Tonight we will almost certainly see someone go home, although the judges might be more tempted to use their save opportunity since they've only got a few weeks before that option goes out the window. Regardless of whether or not someone is granted immunity, it probably is worth following along to see how badly Miley Cyrus fails in her pre-taped performance, and how Jennifer Hudson shows her how it's really done in her live performance. As usual, the blogcast will begin at 9 p.m. ET and will last one hour.
Tonight's blogcast will feature music from Antonella Barba, Bo Bice, Daughtry, Jennifer Hudson and Kellie Pickler.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
IDOL LIVE Blog: Top 9 Results (4/1/09)
Join us tonight as we blog during the results episode of the Top 9. Last night sure was something (and by "something" I mean something not very good), but tonight will probably be more exciting by a mile. Tonight's guest performers include a David Cook singing "Come Back to Me" in a pre-taped segment and a live performance of "Poker Face" by Lady Gaga. The blogcast will begin at 9 p.m. ET and will last one hour.
Tonight's blogcast will feature music from Bo Bice, David Cook, Sanjaya Malakar, Michael Sarver and Jordin Sparks.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
IDOL LIVE Blog: Top 13 Results (3/11/09)
Join us tonight as we blog during the first (and hopefully last) Top 13 results show when two finalists will bite the dust. If that is not exciting enough for you, at least tune in to see how Kanye West and Kelly Clarkson fare in their performances. And it'll be fun to see how biased the judges are with their decision of whom to use their immunity power on. The blogcast will begin at 9 p.m. ET and will last one hour.
Tonight's blogcast will feature music from Bo Bice, Carrie Underwood, Jason Castro, Jennifer Hudson and Kelly Clarkson.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
IDOL LIVE Blog: Top 36 Revealed (2/11/09)
Join us tonight as we blog during the two-hour episode of the Top 36 reveal beginning at 8 p.m. ET, also known as the "elevator episode" or the "green mile episode." Now we will see exactly why a few of the Top 50 contestants did not make the final cut (I'm talking about you, Felicia Barton!)
Tonight's blogcast will feature music from Blake Lewis, Bo Bice, Brooke White, Bucky Covington, Carrie Underwood, Daughtry, David Cook, Kelly Clarkson and Kristy Lee Cook.
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