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Former constestants starting spring break tour 'Idol Style'
American Idol stars hit the stage to share their talents with their fans.
As the American Idol phenomena continues to sweep the nation entering its eighth No. 1-rated season, several former finalists are hitting the road to kick off spring break "Idol Style" which launches March 15 at the Newberry Opera House and will make stops in several cities across the United States.
The "Idols in Concert: Spring Break Tour" will feature a combination of four of the top 10 finalists from past seasons who will take to the stage for an exciting night of solo, duet and ensemble performances.
Former "American Idol" finalists Jon Peter Lewis, Mikalah Gordon, Rickey Smith and Trenyce will be entertaining once again.
Michael Orland will serve as the tour's musical director, with Lee Martino directing and choreographing.
Audiences will get a chance to relive their favorite former Idol moments as these talented artists perform an array of fan favorites.
Call the Newberry Opera House box office at 276-6264 or visit www.newberryoperahouse.com for more information.
Jon Peter Lewis
2004 Idol contestant
New Album: "Break the Silence" 2008
First Album: "Stories from Hollywood" 2006
Music blends influences from Ben Folds to the Beatles
Preparing for Med school when American Idol changed his life
Mikalah Gordon
Contestant on the 4th season of American Idol
Born and raised in Las Vegas
Singer, Actress and Host
Field correspondent for "The Tyra Banks Show"
20 years old
In the process of writing and recording her first album
Rickey Smith
Contestant on the second season of American Idol
Finished 8th
Returned to his hometown in Oklahoma after the show to save money
Formally trained opera singer
Trenyce
Finalist in American Idol 2003
Finished in 5th place
Began singing jingles for commercials at age 4
Hometown: Memphis, Tenn.
Actress
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