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Thursday, September 10, 2009
The American Idols Top 10 perform "Don't Stop Believing" live
The American Idols Season 8 Top 10 perform "Don't Stop Believing" live on August 23, 2009 on the American Idols Live Tour. Matt Giraud and Scott MacIntyre lead on piano and the rest of the Top 10 including winner Kris Allen and runner-up Adam Lambert take turns.
Monday, September 7, 2009
Matt Giraud's dreams come true as he and fellow American Idols rock Grand Rapids
Though Adam Lambert undoubtedly set the crowd at Van Andel Arena ablaze Sunday night, and Kris Allen was superb, a near full house had already experienced the highlight of the "American Idol" live tour: Watching West Michigan's own Matt Giraud's dreams come true.
Giraud, who had noted in an interview earlier in the day that the night's performance was to be "one of the biggest nights of my life," must have been gratified by the crowd's uncorked response to his presence. As Mattie G tore into the Black Crow's "Hard to Handle" with zeal unseen on the show, it was clear he definitely lit the audience's "candles" in a big way.
"I used to play across the street, at the B.O.B," he said, grinning at thousands of fans in a packed arena.
His vocal high-bar routine on "Georgia" was impressive; he's a gifted impresario. The 24-year-old got a little emotional during the song, perhaps catching the eye of a loved one, or just feeling the embrace of the "hometown" crowd.
Giraud doffed his jaunty signature porkpie hat to play and sing The Fray's "You Found Me." Take that, Simon Cowell (the Idol judge scorned Giraud's pick of that song on the show). He sounded fabulous, and throughout his all-too-short three-song set displayed that indefinable snap, crackle and pop that all stars have.
Along with a much-improved Scott MacIntyre, Giraud also did dueling piano duty couple of times throughout the show.
Read the full mLive article
Giraud, who had noted in an interview earlier in the day that the night's performance was to be "one of the biggest nights of my life," must have been gratified by the crowd's uncorked response to his presence. As Mattie G tore into the Black Crow's "Hard to Handle" with zeal unseen on the show, it was clear he definitely lit the audience's "candles" in a big way.
"I used to play across the street, at the B.O.B," he said, grinning at thousands of fans in a packed arena.
His vocal high-bar routine on "Georgia" was impressive; he's a gifted impresario. The 24-year-old got a little emotional during the song, perhaps catching the eye of a loved one, or just feeling the embrace of the "hometown" crowd.
Giraud doffed his jaunty signature porkpie hat to play and sing The Fray's "You Found Me." Take that, Simon Cowell (the Idol judge scorned Giraud's pick of that song on the show). He sounded fabulous, and throughout his all-too-short three-song set displayed that indefinable snap, crackle and pop that all stars have.
Along with a much-improved Scott MacIntyre, Giraud also did dueling piano duty couple of times throughout the show.
Read the full mLive article
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Time for Kids chats with Season 8's American Idols
The American Idol Top 10 contestants discuss life on the road, the importance of staying true to yourself and the lessons they have learned. Kris Allen, Adam Lambert, Danny Gokey, Allison Iraheta, Matt Giraud, Megan Joy, Lil Rounds, Anoop Desai, Scott MacIntyre, and Michael Sarver interviewed by Time for Kids.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Idols open up about life on the road. Adam Lambert: "I've never made a sex tape"
It's four hours to show time on Saturday and the Idols are wandering in and around the San Diego Sports Arena, killing time before the curtain rises on the 10th stop of their 50-city American Idol Live concert tour .
Kris Allen, dressed in what looks to be the same plaid shirt, black jeans and high-top sneakers he'll wear in concert that night, wanders into the arena from the direction of the nearby swap meet clutching a large soft-drink cup. A smiling Lil Rounds carefully pads around barefoot, cotton balls stuffed between her toes, so as not to smudge her fresh French pedicure. Michael Sarver, Danny Gokey and Matt Giraud cheerfully sign autographs and pose for photos for the crowd of 100 or so fans waiting patiently outside. And inside the arena, Adam Lambert's feet are hot, so before he sits down for an interview he pulls off his boots and socks (mischievously handing them to an amused crew member) and reveals 10 toenails painted with the same onyx polish that's on his fingernails.
Read the full North County Times juicy interviews
Kris Allen, dressed in what looks to be the same plaid shirt, black jeans and high-top sneakers he'll wear in concert that night, wanders into the arena from the direction of the nearby swap meet clutching a large soft-drink cup. A smiling Lil Rounds carefully pads around barefoot, cotton balls stuffed between her toes, so as not to smudge her fresh French pedicure. Michael Sarver, Danny Gokey and Matt Giraud cheerfully sign autographs and pose for photos for the crowd of 100 or so fans waiting patiently outside. And inside the arena, Adam Lambert's feet are hot, so before he sits down for an interview he pulls off his boots and socks (mischievously handing them to an amused crew member) and reveals 10 toenails painted with the same onyx polish that's on his fingernails.
Read the full North County Times juicy interviews
Friday, July 17, 2009
Three Questions for Adam Lambert on American Idol Tour
The top 10 “American Idol” finalists from season eight will be making their way to San Diego this Saturday, but only one of them is named Adam Lambert.
Allison Iraheta, Anoop Desai, Danny Gokey, Lil Rounds, Matt Giraud, Megan Joy, Scott MacIntyre, Michael Sarver, Kris Allen and Adam Lambert reunited for a two-month, 50 city summer tour that makes its way to Southern California this weekend. San Diego’s Saturday concert is almost sold-out.
For most fans, the No. 1 act will be runner-up and San Diego native Adam Lambert.
SDNN: What, in your opinion, was your best performance ever? Why?
Read the full San Diego News Network article
Allison Iraheta, Anoop Desai, Danny Gokey, Lil Rounds, Matt Giraud, Megan Joy, Scott MacIntyre, Michael Sarver, Kris Allen and Adam Lambert reunited for a two-month, 50 city summer tour that makes its way to Southern California this weekend. San Diego’s Saturday concert is almost sold-out.
For most fans, the No. 1 act will be runner-up and San Diego native Adam Lambert.
SDNN: What, in your opinion, was your best performance ever? Why?
Read the full San Diego News Network article
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Allison Iraheta and Scott MacIntyre interview - American Idol Live
Scott MacIntyre and Allison Iraheta interviews backstage at American Idol Live
Thursday, July 2, 2009
American Idol Record Deals: What's Up with the Top 10?
American Idol winner Kris Allen, runner-up Adam Lambert and fourth place finisher Allison Iraheta have all inked recording contracts. But what about the rest of the Top 10: Danny Gokey, Matt Giraud, Scott MacIntyre, Lil Rounds, Michael Sarver, Megan Joy, and Anoop Desai?
E Online catches up with the top 10 at their tour rehearsals to hear the status of their post-Idol plans.
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E Online catches up with the top 10 at their tour rehearsals to hear the status of their post-Idol plans.
EOnline.com Link
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Kris Allen, Adam Lambert Reveal Plans Behind “American Idol” Tour
What can fans expect of Season Eight’s Top 10 on an arena stage? Adam Lambert promises a “post-apocalyptic-rocked-out-space-disco-funk” look to his ensemble, while Matt Giraud is gearing up for dance lessons courtesy of tour choreographer JaQuel Knight, who was the creative brain behind BeyoncĂ©’s “Single Ladies” video.
“To not have to worry about where the camera’s gonna be or where you’re standing is so liberating,” says Anoop Desai, who’ll be reprising “My Prerogative” as one of his show numbers. Allen is also adjusting to a new Idol world, and the idea of building his own set list. “People want to see you do songs from the show, but it’s nice to be able to throw in something that you want to do and really mold your time onstage,” he says.
Rolling Stone
“To not have to worry about where the camera’s gonna be or where you’re standing is so liberating,” says Anoop Desai, who’ll be reprising “My Prerogative” as one of his show numbers. Allen is also adjusting to a new Idol world, and the idea of building his own set list. “People want to see you do songs from the show, but it’s nice to be able to throw in something that you want to do and really mold your time onstage,” he says.
Rolling Stone
Friday, June 26, 2009
American Idols rehearsing Journey's Don't Stop Believing (Video)
At press day for the American Idol Tour, the Idols are seen here rehearsing Journey's Don't Stop Believing with Matt Giraud and Scott MacIntyre on piano.
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