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Template:Infobox reality music competition The thirteenth season of American Idol, also known as American Idol XIII, premiered on the Fox television network on January 15, 2014.[1] The show is hosted by Ryan Seacrest. Keith Urban returned as judge for his second season. Jennifer Lopez, who left after season 11 in 2012, and Harry Connick, Jr. joined the judging panel, replacing Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj and Randy Jackson.

Show changes

There were a number of other major changes in the thirteenth season, from the judges to the format of the show itself including the opening intro, which now uses the "Gyroscope 2.0". Three members of the judging panel from the previous season, Mariah Carey, Randy Jackson and Nicki Minaj, have left the series to pursue other ventures.[2] On August 1, 2013, it was confirmed that Keith Urban would return as a judge for another season.[3] Executive producers Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick were succeeded by Per Blankens, previously of Idol, the Swedish version of the Idols format.[4] On June 25, 2013, it was confirmed that producers Jesse Ignjatovic and Evan Prager would join Blankens as executive producers of the show.[5] Bill DeRonde replaced Warwick as a director of the audition episodes, and Louis J. Horvitz also replaced Gregg Gelfand as a director of the show, who had been directing since the sixth season.[6] Fox television executive Mike Darnell who helped launch American Idol in 2002 left as programming head of Fox, and Fox Sports executive David Hill was hired to oversee the series.[7] Rickey Minor returned to the show as musical director after having left at the end of the ninth season to go to The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.[8]

In August 2013, Jennifer Lopez's boyfriend Casper Smart stated she would be returning as an American Idol judge.[9] On August 22, 2013, it was reported that Jimmy Iovine would not return as the in-house mentor for this season, but he is to be replaced by former judge Randy Jackson.[10] On August 30, 2013, The Hollywood Reporter wrote that Harry Connick, Jr. signed a deal to join the panel as the third judge and that Simon Fuller held a party the night before with all three judges on hand to toast the forthcoming announcement.[11] On September 3, 2013, Lopez and Connick Jr. were officially announced as judges for this season along with the confirmation of Jackson being the new mentor. Lopez is the first American Idol judge to return after leaving at the end of season 11. It was also later reported that Idol alumni Adam Lambert and Chris Daughtry would be assisting Randy Jackson in mentoring the contestants.[12]

In a rules change from past years, semi-finalists from Season 12 (but not previous seasons) who were not in the top 10 nor on the Season 12 Tour were eligible to return, provided they met all of the other requirements.[13]

Regional auditions

Auditions took place in the following cities:[14]

Episode
air date 		Audition city Date Audition venue Callback date Callback venue Tickets to Hollywood
January 15, 2014 Boston, Massachusetts August 2, 2013 Gillette Stadium September 3–4, 2013 Boston Marriot Copley Place[15] 25
Austin, Texas August 7, 2013 Frank Erwin Center September 25–26, 2013 Austin Convention Center [16] 35
January 16, 2014
San Francisco, California July 16, 2013 AT&T Park October 21–22, 2013 Westin St. Francis[17] 19
January 22, 2014 Detroit, Michigan July 21, 2013 Ford Field October 8–9, 2013 Book-Cadillac Hotel[18] 40
January 23, 2014 Atlanta, Georgia July 26, 2013 Gwinnett Center October 29–30, 2013 W Atlanta Midtown[19] 44
January 29, 2014 Salt Lake City, Utah July 11, 2013 EnergySolutions Arena October 2–3, 2013 Marriott Hotel at City Creek[20] 30
January 30, 2014 Omaha, Nebraska August 11, 2013 CenturyLink Center October 13–14, 2013 CenturyLink Center Omaha[21] 21
Total number of tickets to Hollywood 212

In addition, special audition bus tours were held in Little Rock, Arkansas; Oxford, Mississippi; Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Knoxville, Tennessee; and Winston-Salem, North Carolina.[22][23] Those chosen proceeded on to Salt Lake City to audition in front of the judges.

An auditioner this season was Tristen Langley, son of season one's third-placed finalist Nikki McKibbin, who made history as the first of the second-generation contestants on American Idol.[24]

Hollywood rounds

A special "Hollywood or Home" round was introduced this season whereby contestants were eliminated soon after they have landed in LAX airport before they even reached Hollywood. 52 contestants the judges were uncertain of performed solo in an airplane hangar, and 32 were sent back to the airport.[25] The 160 contestants left then proceeded on to Hollywood and performed solo in the Dolby Theatre in groups of ten. After this round, 104 contestants remained where they performed in groups of three or four. 77 contestants went through to a further solo round.

The Hollywood rounds ended with a Top 30 being announced on 12 and 13 February 2014. However a new twist was added and the judges chose only 15 girls and 14 boys, with the "15th boy" to be chosen by the voting public. The options were Ben Briley or Neco Starr. The result of the vote and the name of the public's choice to complete the Top 30 was announced on February 18. And it was Ben Briley who had made into the Top 30.

Semi-finalists

The following is a list of Top 30 semi-finalists who were not selected to perform:

Females
Contestant Age at time of show Date of birth Hometown Audition city
Andrina Brogden 19 Fargo, North Dakota Omaha, Nebraska
Kenzie Hall 16 December 14, 1996 Draper, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah
Jillian Jensen 21 Rochester, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts
Brandy Neelly 19 January 21, 1995[26] Louisville, Kentucky Detroit, Michigan
Austin Wolfe 16 Park City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah
Males
Contestant Age at time of show Date of birth Hometown Audition city
Jordan Brisbane 16 December 20, 1997[27] Savannah, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia
Ethan Harris 20 Garrattsville, New York Detroit, Michigan
Briston Maroney 15 January 24, 1998 Knoxville, Tennessee Salt Lake City, Utah
Casey Thrasher 22 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Salt Lake City, Utah
Maurice Townsend 26 Grand Rapids, Michigan Detroit, Michigan

The following is a list of Top 20 semi-finalists who failed to reach the finals:

Females
Contestant Age at time of show Date of birth Hometown Audition city
Bria Anai 16 Lithonia, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia
Briana Oakley 17 Antioch, California San Francisco, California
Marrialle Sellars 17 January 1996[28] Indianapolis, Indiana Detroit, Michigan
Males
Contestant Age at time of show Date of birth Hometown Audition city
Malcolm Allen 21 Wrightsville, Arkansas Austin, Texas
Spencer Lloyd 19 Bryant, Arkansas Austin, Texas
George Lovett 24 Baltimore, Maryland Atlanta, Georgia
Emmanuel Zidor 24 Miami, Florida San Francisco, California

Semi-finals

The semi-finals round started on February 18. The three-day event on February 18, 19 and 20 was marketed as "Rush Week". Below are the two semi-final groups (females and males) 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. In a series first, the judges eliminated five of each gender before they even had a chance to perform in front of the live studio audience. The females started the semifinal round, and the males continued on following night's episode, and the contestants will perform songs of their choice (there was no particular theme).[29]

Females

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Majesty Rose "Happy" Advanced
2 Kristen O'Connor "Turning Tables" Wild Card
3 Briana Oakley "Warrior" Eliminated
4 Jena Irene "Paint It Black" Wild Card
5 Bria Anai "Wrong Side of a Love Song" Wild Card
6 Marrialle Sellars "Roar" Eliminated
7 Jessica Meuse "Drink a Beer" Advanced
8 Emily Piriz "Paris (Ooh La La)" Advanced
9 MK Nobilette "All of Me" Advanced
10 Malaya Watson "Hard Times (No One Knows Better Than I)" Advanced
  • Eliminated: Andrina Brogden, Austin Wolfe, Brandy Neelly, Jillian Jensen, Kenzie Hall

Males

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Caleb Johnson "Stay with Me" Advanced
2 CJ Harris "Shelter" Wild Card
3 Emmanuel Zidor "Best of My Love" Eliminated
4 Sam Woolf "Babylon" Advanced
5 George Lovett "Grenade" Eliminated
6 Dexter Roberts "This Ole Boy" Advanced
7 Alex Preston "Volcano" Advanced
8 Malcolm Allen "Comin' from Where I'm From" Eliminated
9 Ben Briley "Soulshine" Advanced
10 Spencer Lloyd "Love Don't Die" Wild Card
  • Eliminated: Briston Maroney, Casey Thrasher, Ethan Harris, Jordan Brisbane, Maurice Townsend

Wild Card round

Following those ten singers advancing on Thursday, February 20, five of the remaining 10 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.[30] For their performances, the contestants prepared to reprise their third round Hollywood solos for consideration. Jena Irene and Spencer Lloyd each performed their own, respective original songs.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 C.J. Harris "Bring It On Home to Me" Advanced
2 Jena Irene "Unbreakable Me" Advanced
3 Spencer Lloyd "Ordinary Girl" Eliminated
4 Bria Anai "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" Eliminated
5 Kristen O'Connor "Unconditionally" Advanced

Finalists

Ben Briley (born March 19, 1989) is from Gallatin, Tennessee. He auditioned in Atlanta, singing "Arms of a Woman". He performed "Stars" in the final solo of the Hollywood Round.

CJ Harris (born January 28, 1991) is from Jasper, Alabama. He auditioned in Salt Lake City, where he sang "Soulshine".

Jena Irene (born ca. 1996) is from Farmington Hills, Michigan. She auditioned in Detroit with Adele's "Rolling in the Deep".

Caleb Johnson (born April 23, 1991) is from Asheville, North Carolina. He previously auditioned in season 10 and season 11 but he was cut off during the selection of top 25. He auditioned in Atlanta.

Jessica Meuse (born October 19, 1990 in Round Rock, Texas)[31] is from Slapout, Alabama.

MK Nobilette (born ca. 1993) is from San Francisco, California.

Emily Piriz (born January 28, 1996)[32] is from Orlando, Florida. She auditioned in Atlanta, singing "Mamma Knows Best" by Jessie J. She also performed "Stars" in the final solo of the Hollywood Round.

Alex Preston (born May 6, 1993) is from Mont Vernon, New Hampshire.

Dexter Roberts (born July 12, 1991) is from Fayette, Alabama.

Majesty Rose (born February 29, 1992) is from Goldsboro, North Carolina. She auditioned in Atlanta, where she sang Coldplay's "Violet Hill". Prior on auditioning, she was a pre-school teacher. In Hollywood, she performed "1234" in the first round and "Stars" on the final round. She performed "Happy" in the semi-final rounds.

Malaya Watson (born September 1997) is from Southfield, Michigan. She is a tuba player of the marching band of Southfield High School. She auditioned in Detriot with Aretha Franklin's "Ain't No Way". In the first round in Hollywood, she sang "Brand New Me" by Alicia Keys. She performed "I Believe" in the final solo on Hollywood round. She cites her two grandfathers and her father as her personal musical influences. She described her style in singing from Sly Stone and Beyoncé. [33]

Sam Woolf (born April 19, 1996) is from Bradenton, Florida. He auditioned in Boston, singing "Lego House" by Ed Sheeran.

Kristen O'Connor (born April 19, 1989) is from Sebastian, Florida. She auditioned in Atlanta, singing "Good Morning Heartache". She was eliminated on February 27, 2014, and came in thirteenth place. She is the fifth wild card finalist to be the eliminated first in the finals, with her predecessors being Leah LaBelle (season three), Jasmine Murray (season eight), Ashthon Jones (season 10) and Jeremy Rosado (season 11).

Finals

In this season, there are 13 weeks of the finals and 13 finalists, with one finalist eliminated per week based on the American public's votes. Kelly Clarkson's "Breakaway" is used as the send-off song played when a contestant is eliminated. Former judge, Randy Jackson replaced Jimmy Iovine as the weekly mentor to the contestants, frequently assisted by guest mentors.

Top 13 – This Is Me

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Dexter Roberts "Aw Naw" Safe
2 Malaya Watson "Runaway Baby" Bottom 3
3 Kristen O'Connor "Beautiful Disaster" Eliminated
4 Ben Briley "Folsom Prison Blues" Safe
5 C.J. Harris "Radio" Safe
6 MK Nobilette "Satisfaction" Bottom 3
7 Majesty Rose "Tightrope" Safe
8 Jena Irene "The Scientist" Safe
9 Alex Preston "A Beautiful Mess" Safe
10 Jessica Meuse "The Crow & the Butterfly" Safe
11 Emily Piriz "Glitter in the Air" Safe
12 Sam Woolf "Unwell" Safe
13 Caleb Johnson "Pressure and Time" Safe

Top 12 – Home

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Jena Irene "Suddenly I See" TBA
2 Alex Preston "I Don't Want to Be" TBA
3 Jessica Meuse "White Flag" Safe
4 Dexter Roberts "Lucky Man" Safe
5 Emily Piriz "Let's Get Loud" Bottom 3
6 Caleb Johnson "Working Man" TBA
7 MK Nobilette "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" TBA
8 CJ Harris "Waiting on the World to Change" TBA
9 Sam Woolf "Just One" Safe
10 Malaya Watson "Take Me to the King" TBA
11 Ben Briley "Turning Home" Safe
12 Majesty Rose "Fix You" Safe

Elimination chart

Females Males Top 20 Top 13 Wild Card
Did Not Perform Safe Safe First Safe Last Eliminated
Stage: Semi-Finals Wild Card Finals
Week: 2/20 2/27 3/6 3/13 3/20 3/27 4/3 4/10 4/17 4/24 5/1 5/8 5/15 5/21
Place Contestant Result
Ben Briley Top 13
C.J. Harris Wild Card Top 13
Jena Irene Wild Card Top 13 Bottom 3
Caleb Johnson Top 13
Jessica Meuse Top 13
MK Nobilette Top 13 Bottom 3
Emily Piriz Top 13 Bottom 3
Alex Preston Top 13
Dexter Roberts Top 13
Majesty Rose Top 13
Malaya Watson Top 13 Bottom 3
Sam Woolf Top 13
13 Kristen O'Connor Wild Card Top 13 Elim
14–15 Bria Anai Wild Card Elim
Spencer Lloyd Wild Card
16–20 Malcolm Allen Elim
George Lovett
Briana Oakley
Marrialle Sellars
Emmanuel Zidor

Results show performances

Week Performer(s) Title Hot 100 reaction Digital sales reaction Performance type
Top 13 Candice Glover[34] "Cried" / "Same Kinda Man" did not chart TBA live
Jake Bugg[34] "Me & You" did not chart TBA live
Top 12 Kodaline[35] "All I Want" TBA TBA TBA
Phillip Phillips "Raging Fire" TBA TBA TBA

Reception

U.S. Nielsen ratings

Episode list
No. Episode Air date Ratings/Share
Households 		Rating/share
18–49 		Viewers
(millions) 		Weekly
rank 		Ref.
1 "It's a New Dawn, It's a New Day!" January 15, 2014, Wednesday 8.7 / 14 4.7 / 13 15.19 5 [36][37][38]
2 "The Auditions Head West" January 16, 2014, Thursday 7.5 / 12 3.9 / 12 13.35 6 [38][39][40]
3 "Do It For Detroit!" January 22, 2014, Wednesday 7.8 / 12 4.0 / 11 13.29 4 [41][42][43]
4 "Just Peachy!" January 23, 2014, Thursday 7.2 / 11 3.4 / 10 12.39 6 [43][44][45]
5 "Be-UTAH-ful" January 29, 2014, Wednesday 7.3 / 11 3.8 / 10 12.73 8 [46][47][48]
6 "OMG! Omaha!" January 30, 2014, Thursday 6.6 / 10 3.2 / 9 11.42 11 [48][49][50]
7 "Hollywood or Home: An Idol Cliff "Hangar" February 5, 2014, Wednesday 8.0 / 12 3.9 / 11 13.43 9 [51][52][53]
8 "Hollywood Week: Group Love" February 6, 2014, Thursday 6.5 / 10 3.1 / 9 11.08 13 [53][54][55]
9 "Hollywood Week: Final Judgment" February 12, 2014, Wednesday 6.7 / 10 3.4 / 10 11.67 9 [56][57][58]
10 "A Hollywood Ending" February 13, 2014, Thursday 5.8 / 9 3.0 / 9 10.18 10 [58][59][60]
11 "Rush Week: Girls' Night" February 18, 2014, Tuesday 5.9 / 9 2.7 / 8 9.73 11 [61][62][63]
12 "Rush Week: Guys' Night" February 19, 2014, Wednesday 6.0 / 9 2.6 / 8 9.95 14 [64][65][63]
13 "Rush Week: Meet Your Finalists" February 20, 2014, Thursday 5.7 / 9 2.4 / 8 9.36 15 [66][67][63]
14 "The Top 13: This Is Me" February 26, 2014, Wednesday 6.6 / 10 2.7 / 8 10.78 14 [68][69][70]
15 "The Top 13 Results: Down to a Dozen" February 27, 2014, Thursday 5.9 / 9 2.4 / 7 10.01 17 [71][72][70]
16 "The Top 12: Home" March 5, 2014, Wednesday 6.4 / 10 2.7 / 8 10.53 [73][74]
17 "The Top 12 Results" March 6, 2014, Thursday
18 "The Top 11" March 12, 2014, Wednesday
18 "The Top 11 Results" March 13, 2014, Thursday

DVR ratings

Episode list
No. Episode Air date DVR 18–49 Total 18–49 DVR viewers
(millions) 		Total viewers
(millions) 		Ref.
1 "Auditions #1" January 15, 2014 0.7 5.4 2.585 17.773 [75][76]
2 "Auditions #2" January 16, 2014 N/A N/A N/A N/A [76]
3 "Auditions #3" January 22, 2014 0.8 4.8 2.120 15.407 [77]
4 "Auditions #4" January 23, 2014 1.0 4.4 2.479 14.870 [77]
5 "Auditions #5" January 29, 2014 0.8 4.6 1.967 14.698 [78]
6 "Auditions #6" January 30, 2014 0.8 4.0 1.888 13.312 [78]
7 "Hollywood or Home" February 5, 2014 0.9 4.8 2.240 15.668 [79]
8 "Hollywood Group Round" February 6, 2014 0.9 4.0 2.268 13.346 [79]
9 "Hollywood Round, Top 30 reveal Part #1" February 12, 2014 0.8 4.2 1.864 13.539 [80]
10 "Hollywood Round, Top 30 reveal Part #2" February 13, 2014 0.8 3.8 1.874 12.058 [80]
11 "Rush Week: Girls' Night" February 19, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA
12 "Rush Week: Guys' Night" February 20, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA
13 "Rush Week: Meet Your Finalists" February 21, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA

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