Australian Idol

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I was so proud.” “Royston, wow! just like I’m doing,” Royston said ahead of the performance. “I want to throw touchdowns at you. “It was great. That was so good. “I always love your take on songs. “I thought I would scream for you. I can’t fault it but I don’t know if it set my world on fire,” he said, to boos from the audience. If I had any more ... I thought it was a great song choice. I was like, ‘Oh my God, a smile.’

The Australian Idol Live Shows have finally kicked off. Currently sitting at 12 contestants, each Monday we will say good-bye to two contestants until a 2023 Idol winner is finally crowned. The judges have called the shots thus far, holding sole ...

that fun and upbeat song choices can get lost in a "karaoke world". Dua Lipa was great on it, the remix is good, and you're a great singer, but there was just something sh*t about it." And, true to fashion, Kyle Sandilands left the judges, performers and audience gobsmacked with his ultra-harsh criticism. The judges have called the shots thus far, holding sole responsibility in determining who gets through up to this stage. Meghan, who was charged with softening the blow of Kyle's harsh criticism followed this up with, "I think what Kyle is trying to say in his Kyle way..." "The song I've thrashed on the radio.

Judges Kyle Sandilands, Meghan Trainor, Amy Shark and Harry Connick Jr unanimously agreed to protect the teen's place in the competition, granting her immunity ...

Harry Hayden’s pitchy performance of How Will I Know byWhitney Houston left the judges flat, but they all sympathised with the performer about having an “off day” on the stage. University student Royston Sagigi-Baira was applauded for his take on Michael Jackson’s Man In The Mirror and held up by the judges as an example of how to make their mark on a song. Song choice was a hot topic for the night.

Proving that, sadly, talent doesn't grow with age, Sunday's episode of Seven's Australian Idol saw the highly-talented final 12 belt out hit songs from the ...

“It wasn’t the strongest, but I am proud that I got up here and gave it a go,” 18-year-old Victorian Harry Hayden said after a shaky rendition of Whitney Houston’s classic, How Will I Know. Queensland singer Royston Sagigi-Baira ended the night on a high with a unique rendition of Michael Jackson’s Man in the Mirror. The pressure of the live show saw some artists thrive and others, not so much.

Australia's popular singing reality show Australian Idol 2023 (Season 8) started few weeks back with the top 24 selected contestants.

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At Australian Idol on Sunday night, the top 12 singers chose songs from some of the biggest names in the industry - Elton John, Lady Gaga, Madonna - and ...

I was so proud.” just like I do,” Royston said before the performance. “Royston, wow! “I want to throw touchdowns at you. “I thought I was going to scream for you. That was so good. “It was great. If I had more… “You keep getting better and better” I thought it was a great song choice. I said, ‘Oh my god, a smile.’ “I love you man, I think you’re awesome,” she added.