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* '''[[Jeremy Rosado]]''' (born March 24, 1992) is from [[Valrico, Florida]], and is 19 years old.
* '''[[Jeremy Rosado]]''' (born March 24, 1992) is from [[Valrico, Florida]], and is 19 years old.


* '''[[Jessica Sanchez]]''' (born August 4, 1995<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/#!/Tess972/status/109103703998480384 |title=Jessica Sanchez Birthday |date=2012-02-22}}</ref>) is from [[San Diego, California]], and is 16 years old. She auditioned in San Diego, California. Before ''Idol'', she was first known for her wildcard performance on the [[America's Got Talent (season 1)|first season]] of ''[[America's Got Talent]]''. She participated in the Youtube edition of "[[We Are The World]]" along with 56 other Youtube artists, including ''American Idol'' [[American Idol (season 10)|season 10]] finalist [[Thia Megia]].
* '''[[Jessica Sanchez]]''' (born August 4, 1995<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/#!/Tess972/status/109103703998480384 |title=Jessica Sanchez Birthday |date=2012-02-22}}</ref>) is a Filipino-Mexican-American <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ambromode.com |title= Jessica Sanchez, Filipino-Mexican at American Idol 11}}</ref> from [[San Diego, California]], and is 16 years old. She auditioned in San Diego, California. Before ''Idol'', she was first known for her wildcard performance on the [[America's Got Talent (season 1)|first season]] of ''[[America's Got Talent]]''. She participated in the Youtube edition of "[[We Are The World]]" along with 56 other Youtube artists, including ''American Idol'' [[American Idol (season 10)|season 10]] finalist [[Thia Megia]].


* '''[[Elise Testone]]''' (born July 29, 1983) is from [[Mount Pleasant, South Carolina]], and is 28 years old. She auditioned in North Charleston, South Carolina.
* '''[[Elise Testone]]''' (born July 29, 1983) is from [[Mount Pleasant, South Carolina]], and is 28 years old. She auditioned in North Charleston, South Carolina.

Revision as of 15:38, 8 March 2012

Template:Infobox reality music competition The eleventh season of American Idol premiered on Fox on January 18, 2012. The show airs on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8/7c.[1] Ryan Seacrest returns as host,[2] while Randy Jackson, Steven Tyler[3] and Jennifer Lopez all return as judges. No major changes were planned this season after an upheaval in season 10.[4] This season will follow the same format as season 10, although a new title screen and logo has been created, with a different font.

Selection process

Auditions

Auditions took place in the following cities:[5]

Episode air date Audition city Date Venue Callback date Callback venue Golden tickets
January 18, 2012 North Charleston, South Carolina July 22, 2011 North Charleston Coliseum[6] August 17-18, 2011 Hyatt Regency, Savannah, Georgia[7][8] 42
January 19, 2012 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania July 15, 2011 Heinz Field[9] September 28-29, 2011 David L. Lawrence Convention Center[10] 38
January 22, 2012 San Diego, California July 8, 2011 Petco Park[11] October 9-10, 2011 USS Midway Aircraft Carrier[12] 53
January 25, 2012 Denver, Colorado July 29, 2011 Invesco Field[13] October 5-6, 2011[14] Doerr-Hosier Center, Aspen[15] 31
January 26, 2012 Houston, Texas August 26, 2011 Reliant Arena[16] August 30-31, 2011 Galveston Island Convention Center[17] 55
February 1, 2012 Portland, Oregon July 2, 2011 Rose Garden[18] October 1-2, 2011 Red Lion Hotel[19] 45
February 2, 2012 St. Louis, Missouri June 28, 2011 Scottrade Center[20] September 2-3, 2011 Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark[21] 46
— a East Rutherford, New Jersey September 22, 2011 IZOD Center[22] September 24-25, 2011[23] — —
Total number of tickets to Hollywood 310
A helicopter view of American Idol auditions at Petco Park, San Diego, July 8, 2011
  • ^Note a The New Jersey audition episode was not aired due to scheduling changes.[24]

The New Jersey audition was a late addition to the schedule,[25] the audition was held although the attendance was reportedly low.[26] However, the audition episode was not shown, the first time that a scheduled audition that had taken place was not shown. Contestants known to have auditioned in New Jersey were listed as having auditioned elsewhere on the official American Idol website, for example Alex Wong who auditioned in New Jersey has San Diego listed as his audition city on the official website.[27][28]

Hollywood week

The Hollywood rounds of auditions were held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium starting December 12, 2011.[29] There were 309 contestants at the start of Hollywood Week. The contestants performed solo for the first round, and 185 survived after this round. Amongst those cut included actor comedian Jim Carrey's daughter, Jane Carrey.[30] Another contestant, Symone Black, collapsed and fell off on stage, but was eliminated during the next round. During the group round, a number of contestants became ill; some of whom collapsed in the auditorium. 98 contestants survived the group round, and proceeded on to the next solo round where they performed accompanied by a band or instrument. The contestants were then separated into four rooms, with one room of contestants being eliminated; the other rooms of contestants advanced in the competition. The remaining 70 contestants made it through to the Las Vegas round.

Vegas rounds

After the Hollywood rounds, the contestants went to Las Vegas for a challenge round where they performed traditional late 1950s song in groups with Elvis Presley "Viva, Elvis!" show as the backdrop.[31] This was then followed by a solo Sing-For-Your-Life round as in Season 10. The 42 contestants who made it thus far performed solo accompanied by an instrument at the stage for Le Rêve at the Wynn Las Vegas.

Semi-finalists

After the 42 remaining contestants sang their last solo at the Wynn Las Vegas hotel, they were called one by one to hear the final judgement. The first 14 semi-finalists were announced on the February 22 episode.[32] The other 10 contestants were announced on the February 23 episode.

At the end of the episode revealing the top twenty-four, it was announced that the judges planned to add one more male semifinalist, resulting in a top thirteen boys. The four possibilities were Jermaine Jones, Richie Law, Johnny Keyser and David Leathers Jr. After the other twelve performances on February 28, it was announced that Jermaine Jones was the thirteenth male semi-finalist.

The following is a list of semi-finalists who failed to reach the finals:

Females
Contestant Age Date of Birth Hometown Audition Location
Baylie Brown 22 January 6, 1990[33] Krum, Texas Houston, Texas
Hallie Day 24 April 6, 1987[34] Baltimore, Maryland Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Jen Hirsh 25 June 25, 1986[35] Agoura Hills, California Houston, Texas
Haley Johnsen 23 January 3, 1989[36] Beaverton, Oregon Portland, Oregon
Chelsea Sorrell 23 June 30, 1988[37] Stokesdale, North Carolina North Charleston, South Carolina
Brielle Von Hugel 17 May 4, 1994[38] Staten Island, New York East Rutherford, New Jersey
Males
Contestant Age Date of Birth Hometown Audition Location
Adam Brock 27 May 29, 1984 Washington, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Creighton Fraker 28 May 12, 1983 Queens, New York Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Eben Franckewitz 15 June 13, 1996[39] Milford, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Reed Grimm 26 April 12, 1985 Ellsworth, Wisconsin Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Chase Likens 21 February 15, 1991 Point Pleasant, West Virginia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Aaron Marcellus 27 July 25, 1984 Atlanta, Georgia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Semi-finals

The semi-finals round started on February 28. Below are the two semi-final groups (males and females) with contestants listed in their performance order. The top five males and top five females, along with the three wild card choices by the judges, advanced to the finals. There were twenty-five semifinalists, twelve females and thirteen males because the judges decided to add one more male semifinalist, resulting in a top thirteen boys. The males started the semifinal round, and the females continued on following night's episode, the contestants perform songs of their choice (there was no particular theme).

Males

Order Contestant Song (original artist) Result
1 Reed Grimm "Moves Like Jagger" (Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera) Wild Card
2 Adam Brock "Think" (Aretha Franklin) Eliminated
3 Deandre Brackensick "Reasons" (Earth, Wind & Fire) Wild Card
4 Colton Dixon "Decode" (Paramore) Advanced
5 Jeremy Rosado "Gravity" (Sara Bareilles) Wild Card
6 Aaron Marcellus "Never Can Say Goodbye" (The Jackson 5) Eliminated
7 Chase Likens "Storm Warning" (Hunter Hayes) Eliminated
8 Creighton Fraker "True Colors" (Cyndi Lauper) Eliminated
9 Phillip Phillips "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins) Advanced
10 Eben Franckewitz "Set Fire to the Rain" (Adele) Eliminated
11 Heejun Han "Angels" (Robbie Williams) Advanced
12 Joshua Ledet "You Pulled Me Through" (Jennifer Hudson) Advanced
13 Jermaine Jones "Dance with My Father" (Luther Vandross) Advanced

Females

Order Contestant Song (original artist) Result
1 Chelsea Sorrell "Cowboy Casanova" (Carrie Underwood) Eliminated
2 Erika Van Pelt "What About Love" (Heart) Wild Card
3 Jen Hirsh "One and Only" (Adele) Wild Card
4 Brielle Von Hugel "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" (Otis Redding) Wild Card
5 Hallie Day "Feeling Good" (Cy Grant) Eliminated
6 Skylar Laine "Stay with Me" (Faces) Advanced
7 Baylie Brown "Amazed" (Lonestar) Eliminated
8 Hollie Cavanagh "Reflection" (Christina Aguilera) Advanced
9 Haley Johnsen "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" (Eurythmics) Eliminated
10 Shannon Magrane "Go Light Your World" (Kathy Troccoli) Advanced
11 Jessica Sanchez "Love You I Do" (Jennifer Hudson) Advanced
12 Elise Testone "One and Only" (Adele) Advanced

Wild Card round

Following those ten singers advancing on Thursday, March 1, six of the remaining 15 semi-finalists were selected by the judges to compete in the Wild Card round. The Wild Card round immediately began, following the announcement of the ten finalists. Following another performance by each Wild Card contender, the judges then selected three contestants to advance to the final group of 13.

Order Contestant Song (original artist) Result
1 Jen Hirsh "Oh! Darling" (The Beatles) Eliminated
2 Jeremy Rosado "I Know You Won't" (Carrie Underwood) Advanced
3 Brielle Von Hugel "Someone Like You" (Adele) Eliminated
4 Deandre Brackensick "Georgia on My Mind" (Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra) Advanced
5 Erika Van Pelt "The Edge of Glory" (Lady Gaga) Advanced
6 Reed Grimm "Use Me" (Bill Withers) Eliminated

Finalists

  • Hollie Cavanagh (born July 5, 1993) is from McKinney, Texas, and is 18 years old. She auditioned in Houston, Texas. She originally auditioned for season 10, but she was cut in the Sing for Your Life round.
  • Colton Dixon (born October 19, 1991[40]) is from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and is 20 years old. He auditioned in North Charleston, South Carolina with his sister, Schyler, who was cut in the Las Vegas round. He originally auditioned for season 10, but he was cut in the Sing for Your Life round.
  • Jermaine Jones (born November 3, 1986) is from Pine Hill, New Jersey, and is 25 years old. Portland, Oregon. He was not originally chosen for the semi-finals, but he was called back after the top 24 selection filming, making him the 25th semi-finalist and thirteenth male semi-finalist.

Finals

Top 13 – Whitney Houston & Stevie Wonder

On March 7, 2012, the women will perform Whitney Houston songs and the men will perform Stevie Wonder songs. As a result, the guy and girl who receive the lowest number of votes will be announced the next night, and the judges will choose who goes home.

Order Contestant Song (original artist) Result
1 Joshua Ledet "I Wish" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
2 Elise Testone "I'm Your Baby Tonight" (Whitney Houston) TBA
3 Jermaine Jones "Knocks Me Off My Feet" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
4 Erika Van Pelt "I Believe in You and Me" (Four Tops) TBA
5 Colton Dixon "Lately" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
6 Shannon Magrane "I Have Nothing" (Whitney Houston) TBA
7 Deandre Brackensick "Master Blaster (Jammin')" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
8 Skylar Laine "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" (Whitney Houston) TBA
9 Heejun Han "All in Love Is Fair" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
10 Hollie Cavanagh "All the Man That I Need" (Linda Clifford) TBA
11 Jeremy Rosado "Ribbon in the Sky" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
12 Jessica Sanchez "I Will Always Love You" (Whitney Houston) TBA
13 Phillip Phillips "Superstition" (Stevie Wonder) TBA
  • Group performance: "TBA" (TBA)

Elimination chart

Female Male Top 25 Wild Card Top 13 Winner
Safe Safe First Safe Last Eliminated Judges' Save
Stage: Semi Finals Wild Card Finals
Week: 3/1 3/8 3/15 3/22 3/29 4/5 4/12 4/19 4/26 5/3 5/10 5/17 5/23
Place Contestant Result
Deandre Brackensick Wild Card Top 13
Hollie Cavanagh Top 13
Colton Dixon Top 13
Heejun Han Top 13
Jermaine Jones Top 13
Skylar Laine Top 13
Joshua Ledet Top 13
Shannon Magrane Top 13
Phillip Phillips Top 13
Jeremy Rosado Wild Card Top 13
Jessica Sanchez Top 13
Elise Testone Top 13
Erika Van Pelt Wild Card Top 13
14-16 Reed Grimm Wild Card Elim
Jen Hirsh Wild Card
Brielle Von Hugel Wild Card
17-25 Adam Brock Elim
Baylie Brown
Hallie Day
Creighton Fraker
Eben Franckewitz
Haley Johnsen
Chase Likens
Aaron Marcellus
Chelsea Sorrell

Results show performances

Week Performer(s) Title Hot 100 reaction Digital sales reaction Performance type
Top 24 No performer
Top 13 Mary J. Blige "TBA" TBA TBA TBA
Lauren Alaina "Georgia Peaches" TBA TBA live performance
Top 12 Daughtry[46] "Outta My Head" TBA TBA TBA
Monica / Brandy "It All Belongs to Me" TBA TBA live performance
Top 11 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 9 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 8 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 7 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 5 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Top 3 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Finale TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

U.S. Nielsen ratings

The premiere was watched by 21.93 million viewers. While at the time it drew the second largest audience of any entertainment program in the television season, it was down 16 percent from the previous year's premiere, which was watched by 26.23 million viewers.[47]

Episode list
Show Episode Air date Rating Share Rating/share
18-49 		Viewers
(millions) 		Weekly
rank 		Note
1 "Charleston Auditions" January 18, 2012 12.3 19 7.4/19 21.93 3 [48][49]
2 "Pittsburgh Auditions" January 19, 2012 10.3 16 5.7/15 18.02 4 [48][50]
3 "San Diego Auditions"a January 22, 2012 N/A N/A 7.9/21 19.70 N/Ab [51]
4 "Denver Auditions" January 25, 2012 11.1 17 6.5/18 19.67 1 [52][53]
5 "Houston Auditions" January 26, 2012 10.0 16 5.5/16 17.14 2 [54][53]
6 "Portland Auditions" February 1, 2012 10.6 17 6.0/17 18.48 4 [55][56]
7 "St. Louis Auditions" February 2, 2012 10.2 16 5.5/15 17.41 5 [57][56]
8 "Hollywood Week, Part 1" February 8, 2012 11.0 17 6.1/17 19.32 3 [58][59]
9 "Hollywood Week, Part 2" February 9, 2012 10.5 17 5.8/16 18.13 4 [60][59]
10 "Hollywood Week, Part 3" February 15, 2012 10.8 17 6.1/16 18.89 2 [61][62]
11 "Las Vegas Round" February 16, 2012 9.8 15 5.1/14 16.71 3 [63][62]
12 "Final Judgement Part 1" February 22, 2012 9.3 15 5.1/14 16.10 6 [64][65]
13 "Final Judgement Part 2" February 23, 2012 9.3 15 4.5/13 15.64 8 [66][65]
14 "Semifinalists Boys Perform" February 28, 2012 9.4 14 5.1/13 16.11 4 [67][68]
15 "Semifinalists Girls Perform" February 29, 2012 10.1 16 5.0/13 17.23 2 [69][68]
16 "Wildcard Results/Finalists Chosen" March 1, 2012 10.8 17 5.4/15 18.27 1 [70][68]
17 "Top 13 Perform" March 7, 2012
18 "Top 13 Results" March 8, 2012

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