American Idol 2025 has revealed its Top 8 contestants after a thrilling night of performances that celebrated powerful women in music. More than 22 million votes were cast, determining which talented singers would continue their journey on the show. Country star Miranda Lambert mentored the contestants sharing her wisdom and encouraging them to stay authentic.
The episode was packed with emotional performances. Contestants like Breanna Nix sang “Water Under the Bridge” by Adele, and Slater Nalley was impressed with “Whoever’s in New England” by Reba McEntire. Miranda Lambert, who guided the contestants, expressed that authenticity has been key to her success, a lesson she wished to pass on.
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As the night unfolded, two contestants were eliminated, including Kolbi Jordan and Canaan James Hill, both platinum ticket winners. This surprising elimination left the audience stunned. The Top 8 moving forward are Thunderstorm Artis, John Foster, Mattie Pruitt, Breanna Nix, Jamal Roberts, Slater Nalley, Gabby Samone and Josh King.
Soon after, the competition continued with a magical Disney Night where the Top 7 performed classic Disney songs. With guest mentor Lin-Manuel Miranda, the singers gave their best to impress America. By the end of the night, two more were eliminated, leaving the Top 5 as Thunderstorm Artis, John Foster, Breanna Nix, Jamal Roberts, and Slater Nalley. This time, Mattie Pruitt and Gabby Samone’s journeys came to an emotional end.
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Among the remaining contestants, Thunderstorm Artis has continued to shine with his soulful voice, and John Foster’s charisma has made him a fan favorite. The final performances are expected to be even more exciting as the singers push for a spot in the finale.
To keep up with these talented artists and their musical journeys follow them on their social media handles for the latest updates plus behind-the-scenes content and upcoming performances. Their stories are just beginning and there’s so much more to come.