TV Show - Aug 29, 2022
Think you have what it takes to become the next “American Idol?” It might be closer than you think. With Kentucky native Noah Thompson crowned the winner of season 20, the signing competition is already auditioning its next round of contestants.
Season 21 auditions are officially open and fans can submit their auditions virtually. 'American Idol is looking for Massachusetts residents to audition beginning August 31. To do so, fans should click here, which will take them to the "Idol Across America" web page.
There you will be able to choose which state you live in and wish to audition for. There is a specific audition date for each state - for Massachusetts, it is August 31. For age purposes and to begin profile registration, auditionees will need to enter their birthday information.
The age requirement for auditioning is 15 years old. For children under 18, a parent or guardian will need to enter their birthday. Virtually face-to-face auditions will be held with the show's producers. For a chance to audition live for Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan, hopefuls will receive real-time feedback.
Visit this page for more information about "Idol Across America" and audition details, locations, requirements, submission forms, and terms and conditions. You can read more FAQs about the audition process here.
There have been connections between Massachusetts and the show In Idols in the past. Scarlet, a Springfield-area native, auditioned for season 20. Despite reaching the top 24 spots, she was eliminated, the furthest a Massachusetts resident made it that season. Also in season 20, Massachusetts natives Lexi Weege and Delaney Renee were eliminated. During the 19th season of "American Idol," Berklee College of Music student Grace Kinstler finished third. As a result.
She moved to Los Angeles last summer to pursue her music career. The date of the first episode of season 21 has not yet been set. Currently, the timeline looks like it will begin around the start of 2023.
